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THE MORNING CALL, Allentown, Monday, Nov. 1, 1965 27 Rejuvenated Blanda Hero As Oilers Upset Bills Steelers Top Dallas STATISTICS Oilers Bills 19 STATISTICS Cowboys Steelers 16 69 First downs 14 Rushing yardage 124 Passing yardage 148 Passes 13-35 Passes Intercepted by 4 Punts (-43 Fumbles lost Yards penalized 189 121 142 12-27 1 3-34 0 72 -ZZm yjvt 1 First downs 14 Rushing yardage 90 Passing yardage 187 Passes 12-34 Passes intercepted by 1 Punts 8-41 Fumbles lost 2 Yards penalized 20 272 18-35 1 M7 1 20 BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) Quarterback George Blanda kicked four field goals, including one in the fourth period, in leading the Houston Oilers to a 19-17 upset victory Sunday over the American Football League champion Buffalo Bills. The victory cut Buffalo's Eastern Division lead over Houston to IMt games. Blanda also tossed a 10-yard scoring pass to halfback Ode Barrell as the Oilers posted their fourth victory against three losses.

The setback was the second for the Bills, winner of six games. Defensive back W. K. Hicks paved the way for Blanda's game-winning eight-yard field goal. He intercepted Buffalo quarterback Daryle Lamonica's pass and raced to the Bills 23.

2f 'Hi if Blanda tossed a 21-yard pass to PITTSBURGH (AP) Bill Nelsen, who had passed for just one touchdown this season, tossed three scoring passes against Dallas to pace the rejuvenated Pittsburgh Steelers to a 22-13 victory in a National Football League game Sunday. Nelsen connected on the three TD passes in the second quarter, giving the Steelers a 19-6 halftime lead. He threw two yards to halfback Dick Hoak and 20 and 72 yards to flanker Gary Ballman. Late in the fourth quarter, Nelsen's passing set up a Pittsburgh field goal from the 18 by Mike Clark. Marv Woodson's interception of a Don Meredith pass stalled a Cowboy drive with Pittsburgh leading 19-13 and enabled the Steelers to drive in for the insurance field goal.

The victory was Pittsburgh's second after five straight losses. It was Dallas' fifth loss against two victories. Dallas took a 6-0 first quarter lead when Don Meredith tossed two yards to J.D. Smith. John Hilton's recovery of a fumbled punt on the Dallas 23 set up Nelsen's 20-yarder to Ballman.

Dallas added a touchdown in the third quarter when Meredith hit Pete Gent with an eight-yard scoring toss. It followed a blocked punt by the Cowboys' Jethro Pugh that rolled out of bounds on the Pittsburgh 6. Dallas 0 7 01 Pittsburgh 0 19 0 322 Dal Smith 2 pass from Meredith (kick failed) Pitt Hoak 2 pass from Nelsen (kick failed) end Charlie Hennigan. Burrell i 4. tf: sOE-v ii mm ll Mil' f.

.4 -W picked up one yard in two tries and fullback Jack Spikes failed to gain on his line smash. Blanda then kicked the field goal. Buffalo opened the scoring at CARDINAL GETS HIS KICKS Marion Rushing (52) of the St. Louis Cardinals soars through the air to make a flying tackle on Tucker Frederick- son of the New York Giants. Bearing the brunt of the tackle is an unidentified St.

Louis defender, who takes a kick in the stomach from Rushing. LT) 7:04 of the first period when fullback Billy Joe skirted left end for four yards. The Bills had gained possession of the FLYING BY JET Halfback Bill Mathis of the New York Jets dives over several Denver defenders to score from the 1 in the third period. UP) Jets Rout Broncos For 1st Victory ball when linebacker Mike Stratton intercepted Blanda's pass on the Houston 30. A 28 Giants Knock Off Cardinals, 14-10; Frederickson Scores Winning TD yard pass, Jack Kemp to Paul STATISTICS STATISTICS iin attempt from the Giants' 44 was Broncos Jets Cards Giants 13 blocked in the fourth period, the 19 First downs 21 the end zone with him.

Thomas took a 21-yard scor Giants recovered on the 50. Costa, set up Joe run. After the kickoff, the Oilers moved 80 yards, mostly through the air, to score on Blanda's 10 yard pass to Burrell. Houston was assessed a record 189 yards in penalties. The previous league single-game penalty record was 158 yards, assessed against Oakland in a game against the Oilers on Sept.

7, 1963. tion. With John McCorrhick in at quarterback for Denver, Grantham tipped a pass high in the air. Verlon Biggs grabbed it and returned 42 yards to the 6. Mathis then plunged in from the 2.

Frederickson broke down the First downs 10 Rushing yardage 57 Passing yardage 151 Passes 13-33 Passes Intercepted by 2 Punts 4-35 Fumbles lost 1 Yard penalized 90 123 89 9-18 5 5-48 1 30 137 122 10-25 2 4-50 0 5 Rushing yardage 209 Passing yardage 229 Passes 17-37 Passes intercepted by 1 Punts 2-40 Fumbles lost 0 Yards penalized 44 sidelines on a fine 40-yard run but was caught from behind by Pat Fischer on the Cardinal 10. An interference call against Pat Stovall on Aaron Thomas ing pass from Earl Morrall, climaxing a 77-yard drive by the Giants in the third perod. St. Louis 370 0lo New York 007 714 Stl FG Bakken 42 StL Triplett 59 run (Bakken kick) NY Thomas 21 pass from Morrall (Timberlake kick) NY Frederickson 4 run (Timberlake kick) Attendance 62,807. Denver 3 00 710 New York 0 24 7 1445 a chance to go into a first-place tie in the National Football League's Eastern Conference because Cleveland lost to Minnesota, 27-17.

Dick Lynch, criticized a week ago when he was beaten on two touchdown passes in Cleveland's 38-14 romp, blocked a field goal attempt that set the stage for the Giants' winning drive. Lynch also knocked down a potential TD pass by Charley Johnson, intended for Sonny Randle, in the final period. After Jim Bakken's field goal Den FG Kroner 24 NY Maynard 14 pass from Taliaferro Houston 743 319 Buffalo 14 0 0 117 Buff Joe 4 run (Gogolak kick) Hou Barrell 10 pass from Blanda Pitt Ballman 20 pass from Nelsen (kick failed) Pitt Ballman 72 pass from Nelsen (Clark kick) Dal Gent 8 pass from Meredith (Vil- lanueva kick) Pitt FG Clark 18 Attendance 37,804. gave New York a first down on the 4, and Frederickson bulled (J. Turner kick) NY FG J.

Turner 44 NY Snell 10 run (J. Turner kick) NY Mathis 1 plunge (J. Turner kick) NY Mathis 2 run (J. Turner kick) NY Carson 3 run (J. Turner kick) By JACK HAND NEW YORK (AP) Tucker Frederickson, the No.

1 draft pick last fall, powered the New York Giants to a 14-10 upset victory over St. Louis Sunday as the Giants' maligned rookie defensive unit came into its own. The defeat cost the Cardinals through for the TD, carrying ispmes Kick) Buff Carlton 2 run (Gogolak kick) Hou FG Blanda 31 Hou FG Blanda 30 Hou FG Blanda 13 Buff FG Gogolak 39 Hou FG Blanda I Attendance 44,247. NY Sauer 30 pass from Namath (J. Turner kick) Den Taylor 19 pass from McCormick (Kroner Kick) Chargers Dealt 1 st Loss, 22-6, 2 Fast TDs Beat Rams For Detroit By Previously Winless Patriots STATISTICS Patriots Chargers on the Patriot 31, Hadl eluded the Patriot rush and appeared to have an open field ahead.

He STATISTICS 17 SO First downs 10 Rushing yardage 133 back behind his own goal and was tackled for a safety by Jay Cunningham. After the safety, the Chargers Lions Rams threw an incomplete pass into 150 19-40 4 6-43 0 35 Passing yardage 120 Passes 7-21 Passes intercepted by 2 Punts 7-44 Fumbles lost 1 Yards penalized 20 elected to punt instead of kick First downs 16 Rushing yardage 116 Passing yardage 227 Passes 13-26 Passes Intercepted by 3 Punts 5-44 Fumbles lost 2 Yards penalized 43 80 223 18-31 0 442 5 49 off, and the Patriots promptly launched a five-play, 49-yard the end zone and was called for crossing the line of scrimmage. Then Travenio's boot from the 49 was short. Boston's Larry Garron, who gained 87 yards in 11 carries, raced 59 yards to the San Diego LOS ANGELES (AP) The NEW YORK (AP) Three interceptions and the running of Matt Snell propelled the New York Jets to a 24-point second quarter and their first American Football League victory Sunday, a 45-10 walloping of the Denver Broncos. A crowd of 53,717 turned out to see the Jets, who were in direct competition with the National League's New York Giants, playing the St.

Louis Cardinals at home. The Jets, who had been unable to score more than 24 points in any game this season, put 10 points on the scoreboard in less than 2V2 minutes early in the second period, then closed out the quarter with 14 points in the final two minutes. With Denver leading 3-0 on Gary Kroner's first-period field goal, Ralph Baker intercepted a Mickey Slaughter pass on the Denver 30-yard line and returned it to the 16. One play later, Mike Taliaferro hit Don Maynard with a 14-yard touchdown pass. On Denver's next offensive play, Larry Grantham intercepted another Slaughter attempt on the 33, and Jim Turner eventually kicked a 46-yard field goal.

Only 2:17 had elapsed since the touchdown. Late in the period, after an exchange of punts, Snell' ripped off 27 and 10-yard runs on consecutive plays, capping a 72-yard drive that made it 17-3. The touchdown came with 1:53 left in the half. Two plays later Ray Abruz-zese picked off a Slaughter pass and returned 11 yards to the 39. A pass interference call brought the ball to the 1 and Bill Mathis cracked over.

The Jets also scored in the third period after an intercep- Detroit Lions struck for two touchdowns on two plays in the opening two minutes, 45 seconds 21 the first time the Pates had of the game and steamed on to the ball. But Ron Burton fumbled the ball to the Chargers' George Gross on the next play. defeat the Los Angeles Rams 31-7, Sunday. drive capped by Cappelletti's first touchdown reception. Cappelletti missed a 36-yard field goal attempt in the last minute of the first half but was successful from the 30 in the third quarter.

Linebacker Mike Dukes set up the field goal by intercepting a Hadl pass and returning it to the San Diego 28. The Chargers' Herb Travenio missed two field goals outside the Patriot 40 to abort two Charger drives. But Hadl had a big hand in wrecking one of the efforts. With a third-and-one situation Parilli completed seven of 21 Ram receiver Bobby Smith fumbled Wayne Walker's open for 148 yards with two intercep tions. ing kick in the National Football League game when Walker hit Boston 0 1022 San Diego OOO Bos Safety Duncan tackled in end zone mm.

uiarK recovered on the 16 and on the first play Joe Don Looney swept left end for Bos Cappelletti 46 pass from Parilli (Cappelletti kick) Bos FG Cappelletti 33 Bos Cappelletti 49 pass from Parilli (Cappelletti kick) SD Lincoln 1 run (pass failed) Attendance 33,366. ALIGNMENT iiMC I rCymh 'N-r mechanics I S)fc( GfflS using SJ Precision x'" equipment Most American sNParts extra, if the touchdown. It happened in 43 seconds be fore 35,187 in Memorial Col iseum. SAN DIEGO, Calif. (AP) Boston's Babe Parilli threw two touchdown passes to end Gino Cappelletti Sunday to lead the previously winless Patriots to a 22-6 victory over the previously undefeated San Diego Chargers.

Cappelletti, who also kicked two field goals, teamed with Parilli on a 46-yard scoring play with 11:52 left to play, clinching the victory. Boston is now 1-6-1. The Chargers are 5-1-2. Parilli hit Cappelletti with a 29-yard touchdown pass late in the first period after the Patriots had opened scoring with a safety. The Chargers were shut out until 7:08 left to play when fullback Keith Lincoln plunged over from the 1.

The Chargers score was set up by a 61-yard pass from reserve quarterback Don Breaux to Don Norton. Cappelletti widened the Boston margin to 22-0 with a 33-yard field goal after Tom Addison stole a Breaux pass with nine minutes left. The Patriot offensive attack, absent in a 13-13 tie with the Chargers two weeks ago, dominated the top-ranked San Diego offense. Boston red-dogged to throw John Hadl repeatedly for losses. Hadl, the AFL's No.

1 passer, completed 13 of 26 for 119 yards and three interceptions. Chiefs Nip Raiders, 14-7, Los Angeles had to punt, and on the next play from scrim Move Into 2nd-Place Tie mage quarterback George Izo, starting in place of Milt Plum, found Terry Barr all alone, and the Lions scored on a 61-yard pass play. STATISTICS Raiders Chiefs! The alert Lions, now 3-4 in the 16 First downs 11 NFL, capitalized on two Ram fumbles, both by Smith, and a 171 47 -17 0 6-45 3 52 Rushing yardage 39 Passing yardage 124 Passes 16-30 Passes intercepted by 0 Punts 7-43 Fumbles lost 0 Yards penalized 4 pass interception for three of their touchdowns. Detroit 14 0 7 1031 Los Angeles 007 O- Det Looney 16 run (Walker kick) Det Barr 61 pass from Izo (Walker kick) Det Looney 9 run (Walker kick) LA AAcKeever 47 pass from Munson Sports Finals FOOTBALL St. Matthew's 20, Central Catholic 6.

BASKETBALL EBL Exhibition Scranton 118, Allentown 115. Trenton 143, Camden 114. NBA Cincinnati 113, Detroit 107. Boston 105, Baltimore 100. HOCKEY National League Montreal 2, Detroit 2 (tie).

American League Rochester 3, Hershey 2. Springfield 5, Pittsburgh 3. Quebec 5, Buffalo 2. KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) Veteran quarterback Len Dawson directed Kansas City on an 80-yard touchdown drive in the closing minutes, lifting the Chiefs to a 14-7 victory over Oakland Sunday.

The victory moved the Chiefs (Gossert Kick) Det Plum 1 run (Walker kick) Det FG Walker 34 Attendance 35,187. koff just ahead of the missed field goal. Oakland grabbed a Kansas City fumble at the Chiefs' 39 in the first quarter, and quarterback Dick Wood directed a nine-play scoring drive, hitting four straight passes. Daniels cracked over from the 1. After Mercer missed a field goal, Kansas City came back in the second period with an 80-yard, nine-piay drive.

Dawson hit four of five passes for 64 yards, including the touchdown on a 19-yarder to Burford. That made it 7-7. Dawson hit nine of 17 passes for 76 yards, Wood 15 of 29 for 133. Buchanan made 11 tackles, three on Wood for big losses. Mack Lee Hill of the Chiefs was the top rusher with 74 yards and McClinton had 62.

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