Bears Edge Vikings 13-10 In Tight Chicago Win
Chicago Bears stun Minnesota 13-10 as a late ineligible receiver call and Cox miss deny a Vikings comeback. Abe Gibron praised the victory while Bud Grant blamed officials for a decisive last play. Harrison and Douglass led Chicago with Butkus key plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vikings
Bears
Chicago
Abe Gibron
Chicago Bears
Minnesota Vikings
Minnesota
Fran Tarkenton
John Beasley
Fred Cox
Bud Grant
Grant
Ed White
Tarkenton
Beasley
Green Bay
Detroit
John Gilliam
Mac Percival
Bobby Douglass
Jim Harrison
Dick Butkus
Oscar Reed
Douglass
Bobby Joe Green
Cecil Turner
Cyril Pinder
Butkus
Percival
Bear
Jim Osborne
Clint Jones
Bill Line
Jones
Huge Crowds Welcome Home The Athletics
Oakland welcomed the World Series champion Athletics with a 15 block parade through a dense, ecstatic crowd of about 150,000 on Veterans Day. Fans surged to touch the heroes as players, bat boy Ron Pieraldi, owner Charles O Finley, and manager Dick Williams received thanks and tokens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Ron Pieraldi
Charles O. Finley
John Reading
Finley
A’s
Dick Williams
Charley O
Goodnatured
George T. Hart
Alabama Moves to Second as USC Keeps No 1 In AP Poll
Southern California remains the top ranked team after a 34-7 win over Washington. Alabama climbs to No 2 with a 17-10 victory against Tennessee. Nebraska rises to third after routing Kansas 56-0. Ohio State and Michigan hold fourth and fifth. LSU moves to sixth with a 10-0 win over Kentucky. Colorado up to seventh after beating Oklahoma 20-14. UCLA ninth after routing California. Texas completes Top Ten with a 35-15 win over Arkansas. Notre Dame and Tennessee drop from the Top Ten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herschel Nissenson
Associated Press
Alabama
Southern California
Trojans
Washington
Tennessee
Crimson Tide
Nebraska
Kansas
Ohio State
Michigan
Buckeyes
Indiana
Wolverines
Ilinois
Louisiana State
Kentucky
Colorado
Oklahoma
Sooners
UCLA
California
Texas
Arkansas
Notre Dame
Fighting Irish
Missouri
Vols
Penn State
Auburn
Iowa State
Arizona State
Florida State
Southern Methodist
West Virginia
Stanford
Air Force
Oregon
Navy
Cal
Redskins Optimistic After 5-1 Start and Jurgenesen Milestone
Redskins coach George Allen says the 5-1 team is better than last year’s 5-1 squad and seeks to stay in first place. Sonny Jurgensen surpassed 30,000 career passing yards with 180 yards on 11 of 16 attempts, while Allen praises his improved play and protection as a defense backs him. A Winchester fast pit plan hints at a 1973 league entry, with teams like Flat Iron and Carling Beer similar to East Coast stars visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Redskins
George Allen
Dallas Cowboys
Redskins
New England Patriots
Allen
Sonny Jurgensen
Bill Kilmer
Kansas City Chiefs
Charlie Taylor
Kilmer
Taylor
Washington
Jurgensen
Sonny
Johnny Unitas
Baltimore Colts
John Brodie
San Francisco 49Ers
Winchester
Godfrey Volkswagen
Flat Iron
Philadelphia
Fox Hill
Hampton
Carling Beer
Baltimore
Millersville Merchants
Lancaster
Tanner Named AL Manager of the Year in AP Poll
Billy Martin urged Chuck Tanner for the AL Manager of the Year as Tanner won the award with 213 votes. Eddie Kasko received 140 votes and Martin 66 in the AP poll taken before the playoffs. The White Sox were 5% behind the Oakland A's in the AL West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanner
Manager of
Chicago
Billy Martin
Detroit Tigers
Chuck Tanner
Chicago White Sox
Associated Press
White Sox
Oakland A’s
Martin
Eddie Kasko
Boston Red Sox
Dick Williams
Oakland A
Ralph Houk
New York Yankees
Woodberry Forest Crushes Randolph-Macon Academy 44-0
Woodberry Forest routed Randolph-Macon Academy 44-0 in Virginia Prep League action at Woodberry Saturday. The Tigers piled up 339 rushing yards and 158 through the air, with Tom King tossing three touchdowns and Garner Tullis adding another.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph - Macon Academy Yellow Jackets
Woodberry Forest
Virginia
Woodberry
Tigers
Tom King
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cox
Osborne
the Athletics
Southern Cal
The
Randolph-Macon Academy
Blake Marstellar
King
Sam Robinson
Garner Tullis
Mike Lewis
Tullis
Richard Monclure
Spike Dixon
Randolph Macon
Chip Edwards
Davey Flowers
Tim Benson
Jackets
Climaax
Front Royal School
Episcopal High School of Alexandria
Dick Allen
Wilbur Wood
Carlos May
Sox
Pale Hose