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Pro Football Stats TIMES-DEMOCRAT Monday, Oct. 26, 1970 Davenport-Bettendorf, Iowa PACKERS 30, EAGLES 17 Mohawk Miscue Leads To Defeat game. It came when the Mohawks were driving toward the Charger goal, desperately needing a touchdown. TRAILING 17-7, the Mohawks had moved the ball Midwest Professional Football League victory over the Quad-City Mohawks Sunday at John O'Donnell Stadium. As it turned out, Sann's return was the play of the from their 25 to the Joliet 43, when disaster struck.

On the next play, halfback Bill Powell slashed off tackle for a 5-yard gain, but as he was hit the ball popped free and rolled to the 32, where Sann picked it up and won a foot race to the end zone. The Mohawks never recovereo from the shock. Driver Wins Crown hawks performed a defensive gem of their own. Mundt intercepted a Charger pass at the Joliet 12, and then fumbled but Leonard recovered at the 9. McCarter then closed out the Mohawks' season on a high note as he dropped back to pass, looked, faked once and then fired a strike over the middle to halfback Bill Klemm who completed a 51-yard pass play with just 17 seconds remaining.

In racking up 27 points, the Mohawks became the only team to score three or more' touchdowns against the Chargers in 14 games this season. driving 57 yards in 10 plays, Powell sweeping end for the final four with 7:10 remaining in the initial stanza. Pete Mustachio added the first of three extra point kicks and Quad-City led, 7-0. The Mohawk defense held the potent Charger effense scoreless until early in the second period when place-kicker Bob Long kicked a 33-yard field goal. From that point, Joliet's offense began to move and the momentum swung its way.

THE CHARGERS tork the lead for good with less than six minutes left in the half when quarterback Ken Wil-liams climaxed a 62-yard thrust with a plunge from the one. Long added the kick and Joliet was in command. The Mohawks the third quarter offensively, but could only score once. That came with just over three minutes left on Powell's second TD, a five-yard sweep. Joliet bounced back to score twice in the final quarter to put the game out of reach.

Williams found Francois all alone in the end zone with a 23-yard toss for one score. Halfback Bob Swanson added the other on a six-yard scamper. The Mohawks, playing their last game of the season before approximately 2,000 fans, did not roll over and play dead. Quarterback Jerry McCarter hit flanker Ken Gorney with a 9-yard scoring aerial after Gary Mundt and Mike Leonard of the Mo killed in two separate acci dents in what was to have hppn a Pala ornnrl finale fnr auto racing at the 50-year-old Snrrnmpntn a 1 I fair. Sacramento, grounds, KILLED i Sacramento were Ernie PursehV 27, of Nevada City, Walt Reiff, 41, of Anaheim, and Jimmie Gordon, 16, of Sacramento.

Pursell died in the first heat race of the four-event program and Reiff, who was watching the race from inside the track, was struck by an other car when he vaulted the guardrail and tried to flag down approaching autos after Pursell's car crashed. Mark Donahue of Media, who had the pole position, led all the way to win the Grand Prix Formula A race at Sebring. He drove his Nova-Chevy at an average of 122.255 England's David Hobbs was second in a Surtees-Chevy while comedian Dick Smothers finished sixth. By JIM HUSSMAN Defensive back wight Sann's 68-yard gallop with a recovered fumble early In the third quarter led the unbeaten Joliet Chargers to a 37-27 Deceased By BEN THOMAS AP Sports Writer The Formula I Grand Prix circuit is over and it marks the end of an era in motor sports. Jochen Rindt, the Austrian who got car sick, was officially crowned the champion Formula I driver, although he died in a crash over a month ago.

Belgium's Jackie Ida won Sunday's Mexican Grand Prix, the 13th and final race of the circuit. It was his third triumph all after Rindt's death and gave him second place in the championship standings. IT WAS A year in Grand Prix racing that saw not only Rindt but Bruce McLaren die and marked the final year of competition for the Australian veteran, Jack Brabham. Ickx wheeled his Ferrari over the 3.2 mile circuit at Midget Teams Face Finals Murray's Transfer and Storage, Craton's Sporting Goods and Blackhawk Warehouse gained next weekend's championship football games of their respective age groups by winning semifinal playoff contests Sunday in Scott County Midget League competition at Northwest Park. This coming Sunday's games at Northwest in the Mississippi Bowl Championships will, therefore, find Ideal Plumbing and Heating facing Murray's in the nine-year-old division's title contest (12:15 p.m.); Canteen Corporation facing Craton's in the age 10 group's game (2 p.m.) and Iossl Painting and decorating facing Blackhawk in the a 11 group contest (3:45 p.m.).

Sunday's semifinal games saw Murray's blank Globe Machinery 12-0, Craton's pound Chicago Tri-Cities 32-7 and Blackhawk shut out Scott County Midget Team No. 1 First downs IS 15 Rushing yardage 148 127 Passing yardage 163 114 Return yardage 18 193 Passes 13.27.3 9-20-0 Punts 4-37 4-38 Fumbles lost 3 Yards penalized 35 46 SCORINO Phlldelphla ITT 117 Green Bay 14 1 jjo Phil-FG Moseley 15 Vonk7ck)r' Pat lntrcptlon Livin9- GB-FG Livingston 22 run dlvlngston kick) M-eiey Kick) nAcGwr9t 14 piJ, from starr (Livingston kick) GB-FG Livingston 32 Phll-Plnder 1 run (Moseley kick) GB-FG Livingston 25 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Rushing Philadelphia, Finder 16-64, e' Anderson 17-80, T. Williams 8-32. Receiving Philadelphia, Bouggest 7-81, Hawkins 1-65; Green Bay, Clancy 2-38, Dale 2-29, Anderson 1-25. Passing Philadelphia, Arrlngton J- L0'3' 1 SnMd Green Bay, Starr 8-lM, 129 yards; Horn 1-4-0, 13.

COWBOYS 27, CHIEFS Cowboys Chiefs First downs 15 12 Rushing yardage 53 Passing yardage 132 183 Return yardage 61 141 fsse 7-15-0 17-38-2 Pun" 7-45 6-47 Fumbles lost 1 1 Yards penalized 119 4 SCORINO Dallas 3 10 14 0-27 Kansas City 7 3 0 616 KC Podolak 5 run (Stenerud kick) DAL FG Clerk 38 DAL FG Clark 34 DAL Thomas 1 run (Clark kick) KC FG Stenerud 25 DAL Thomas 47 run (Clark kick) DAL Hayes 89 pass from Morton (Clark kick) KC FG Stenerud 32 KC FG Stenerud 22 A 51,158 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Rushing Dallas, Hill 2-8, D. Thomas 20-134, Reeves 16-56, Welch 1-mlnus Kansas City, Podolak 7-18, Holmes 2-4, McVea 4-11, W. Hayes 5-18. Receiving Dallas, B. Hayes 2-100, Rentzel 3-44, Reeves 1-16; Kansas City, Richardson 1-26, Taylor 2-23, Arbanas 4-53, Hayes 5-9, Pitts 1-18, Holmes 1-5, Cannon 1-11, Podolak 2-74.

Passing Dallas, Morton 7-14-0, 160 yards; Kansas City, Dawson 17-38-2, 219. FALCONS 32, SAINTS 14 Saints Falcons First downs 12 20 Rushing yardage 96 125 Passing yardage 176 147 Return yardage 14 96 Passes 15-28-1 16-22-1 Punts 4-42 3-38 Fumbles lost 12 I Yards penalized 89 46 SCORINO New Orleans 0 0 7 714 Atlanta ,..3 6 10 13-32 ATL-FG Vlnyard 16 ATL-Wages 1 run (kick blocked) NO Abramowicz 30 pass from Hargett (Dempsey kick) ATL-FG Vinyard 49 ATL McCauley 77 punt return (Vlnyard kick) ATL Snyder 20 pass from Berry (kick blocked) NO Burrough 10 pass from Kilmer (Dempsey kick) ATL Marshall recovered fumble in end zone (Vinyard kick) INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Rushing New Orleans, Baker 1-66, Pitts 8-26; Atlanta, Wages 14-46, Butler 16-40. Receiving New Orleans, Baker 4-29, Barringon 3-44; Atlanta, Snyder 6-60, Mitchell 4-27. Passing New Orleans, Kilmer 9-14-1, 90 yards, Hargett 4-. 4-0, 87; Atlanta, Berry 16-22-1, 1479.

REDSKINS 20, BENGALS 0 Bengals Redskins First downs Rushing yardage Passing yardage Return yardage Passes Purvts Fumbles lost 14 20 120 101 0 11-28-1 6-39 3 125 112 32 13-24-0 5-50 1 47 Yards penalized 64 SCORINO Cincinnati 0 0 0 0-0 Washington 10 0 7 320 Wash Taylor 10 pass from Jurgenson (Knight kick) Wash-FG Knight 10. Wash Taylor 31 pass from Jurgenson (Knight kick) Wash-FG Knight 30. A 50,415 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Rushing Cincinnati, Phillips 9-59, Lamb 5-33, Robinson 7-8, Johnson 2-17; Washington, Brown 22-110, Harraway 8-32, Dyer 6-48. Receiving Cincinnati, Crabtree 5-50, Johnson 2-17, Robinson 1-27, Thomas 1-89; Washington, Taylor 5-70, Brown 3-15, Smith 3-14. Passing Cincinnati, Carter 11-28-1, 113 yards; Washington, Jurgensen 13-24-0, 123 yards.

COLTS 27, PATRIOTS 3 Patriots Colts First downs Rushing yardage Passing yardage Passes Return yardage Punts Fumbles lost Yards penalized SCORINO Boston 12 14 45 101 125 171 17-32-4 14-25-0 4-27 10-103 5-41 5-44 0 1 97 119 ...0 3 0 0-3 College Football Windows. Doors, "Porches Breeze ways FF0R WINTER-LONG PROTECTION 0 il i ii i i II 111 I II -tv The Mohawks sco first, Sailing Club Unas season Lake Davenport Sailing Club concluded its sailboating season Sunday. John Wardell, Marshall Cortney and Dave Bull each won two races. C-Boat 1. Jon Wardell; 2.

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Pick Du-lev. M-14 1. Marshall Cortney; 2. John lVvte" ftZTf1ahi: nlng 1. Dave Bull; 2.

Mike Steffenson; 3. Walt Bratton. Second race: same. Des. Moines Wins Meet Des Moines won the sixth annual Quad-City Rugby tournament at Saukie golf course in Rock Island Sunday by defeating St.

Ambrose 13-0. Other tournament scores: Quad-City 11, Chicago Lincoln Park 6, Chicago Lions over Illinois Valley, referee's decision. William Penn 27, Buena Vista 20 Wisconsin 30, Indiana 12 Wise, Piattevllle 28, Wise, Superior 4 Yankton 14, Lea College 0 Southwest Alabama 30, Houston 21 Arizona State 42, Texas, El Paso 13 Arkansas 42, Wichita State 0 Baylor 29, Texas A 8. 24 Howard Payne 38, Tarleton State 21 Memphis State 28, North Texas St 7 SW Louisiana 15, Lamar Tech 4 Texas 45, Rice 21 Texas Lutheran 37, Austin College i Texas Tech 14, South Methodist 10 West Texas State 30, New Mexico St 7 Far West Air Force 35, Boston College 10 Brlgham Young 27, Utah State 20 California 45, Washington St 0 Hayward State 58, San Francisco 0 Idaho 17, Portland State 14 Idaho St Unlv 30, Weber State 14 Montana State 28, Northwestern Arlro- na 8 The Ozark jr iinur ri ru I Ann Serwine TLCA-U-ULHOd Is far stronger than polyethylene-It's the only-plastic window material GUARANTEED, r3 2 FULL YEARS mz, SCORING Joliet 0 17 7 13-37 Mohawks 7 0 4 14-27 Joliet Touchdowns: Long 33 FG; Got. kowski 1 run; Francois 24 pass from Williams; Sann 48 fumble recovery; Fran cois 23 pass from Williams; Swanson 4 Extra Points: Lora (4 kicks) Mohawks Touchdowns: Powell 4 run; Powell 5 run; Gorney 9 pass from McCarter; Klemm 51 pass from McCart- r- Extra Points: Mustachio (3 kicks).

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Passing Denver, Llske 0-17-2, 102 yards, Tensl 3-9-1, 18; San Francisco, Brodie 16-35-0, 234 yards. BILLS 10, JETS 6 Bills jets First downs 15 10 Rushing yardage 89 86 Passing yirdage 104 33 Return yardage 120 21 Passes 10-24-2 7-16-1 Punts 4-41 (-45 Fumbles lost 0 1 Yards penalized 97 68 SCORING Buffalo 030 710 New York 0 0 6 06 But FG Guthrie NY FG Turner 29 NY FG Turner 33 But Patrick 3 run (Guthrie kick) INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Rushing Buffalo, Simpson 15-55, Patrick 6-28; New York, Boozer 13-65, White 13-26, Nock 4-10. Receiving Buffalo, Briscoe 5-100, Moses 2-60; New York Maynard 3-29, Bell 2-19. Passing Buffalo, Shaw 24-10-0, 163 yards; New York, Woodall 16-7-0, 63 yards. OILERS, CHARGERS TIE Oilers Chargers First downs 25 Rushing yardage 185 Passing yardage 263 16 76 157 79 Return yardage 97 Passes Punts 21-36-0 8-22-2 3-44 7-44 Fumbles lost 3 Yards penalized 94 0 63 Houston 0 17 14 0-31 San Diego 0 14 7 1031 HOU Richardson 2 run (Gerela kick) SD R.

Smith 4 run (Mercer kick) HOU Rhome 8 run (Gerela kick) SD Frazier 3 pass from Hadl (Mercer kick) HOU FG Gerela 18 -HOU Reed 17 pass from Rhome (Gerela kick) HOU Joiner 46 pass from Rhome (Gerela kick) SD R. Smith 3 run (Mercer kick) SD FG Mercer 45 SD Alworth 80 past from Domres (Mercer kick) INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Rushing Houston, Dawklns 25-90, Richardson 12-56, Rhome 4-29, Campbell 4-10; San Diego, R. Smith 10-24, Garrett 4-14. Receiving Houston, Levies M0 Joiner 5-100, Richardson 3-33; San Diego, Alworth 2-124, Frazier 3-33. Passing Houston, Rhome 21-36-0, 266 yards; San Diego, Domres 4-7-1, 14i yards, Hadl 4-15-1, 55.

RAIDERS 31, STEELERS 14 Steelers Raiders First downs 24 Rushing yardage 128 15 162 184 51 Passing yardage Return vardaae 42 Passes 15-37-4 10-17-1 4-47 4-38 1 1 Punts Fumbles lost Yards penalized 108 131 Pittsburgh 0 7 014 Oakland 7 17 8 0-31 Oak-Chester 37 pass from Lamonlca (Blanda kick) Pitt Pearson 2 run (Mingo kick) Oak Wells 44 pass from Blanda (Blanda kick) Oak FG Blanda 27 Oak Chester 19 pass from Blanda (Blanda kick) Pitt Hughes 12 pass from Bradshaw (Mingo kick) Oak Chester 43 pass from Blanda (Blanda kick) A 54,423 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Rushing Pittsburgh, Fuqua 7-47, Pearson 11-23, Bankston 7-30, Bradshaw 2- 19; Oakland, Dixon 9-106, Smith 11-32, Hubbard 4-20. Receiving Pittsburgh, Hughes 5-43, Bryant 3-52, Shanklin 2-43; Oakland, Chester 5-107, Wells 2-47, Dixon 2-10. Passing Pittsburgh, Bradshaw 12-27-4, 138 yards, Hanratty 3-10-0, 44; Oakland, Blanda 7-12-1, 148 yards, Lamomca 3- 5 0, 46. BROWNS 28, DOLPHINS 0 Browns Qoipnms First downs Yards rushing Yards passing Return yardage Passes Punts Fumbles lost 21 8 87 252 95 23-29-1 4-42 2 119 42 85 7-503 7-45 0 44 Yards penalized 5 crnDiNO Cleveland 0 14 7 7-28 Miami 0 0 0 0-0 Cle Scott 13 pass from Nelson (Cock-roft kick) Cle Lindsey 54 pass Interception (Cock roft kick) Cle Collins 21 pass from Nelseon (Cockroft kick) Cle Minnlear 1 run (Cockroft kick) INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Rushing Cleveland, Scott 13-41, Kelly 4-16, Morrison 12-22; Miami, Csonka 10-33, Kilck 8-40, Morris 4-30. Receiving Cleveland, Hooker 5-80, Collins 2-25, Glass 2-28; Miami, Warfleld, 3-69, Morris M9.

Passing Cleveland, Nelsen 20-26-1, 729 yards, Phlpps 3-3-0, 23; Miami, Grlese 5-12-3, 67. GIANTS 35, CARDINALS 17 caromais eiemi First downs Rushing yardage Passing yardage Return yardage Passes 19 19 126 203 93 268 1 60 15-40-2 14-194 4-41 3-34 0 1 Punts Fumbles lost Yards penalized SCORINO St. Louis Maui 7 20 3 7 0 7-17 14 7 0 14-35 NY Thomas 3 pass from Tarxenion (Gogolak kick) STL Fg Bakken 25 NY-Tucker 41 pass from Tarkenlon (Gogslak kick) NY McNeil 13 pass from Tarkenton (Gogolak kick) STL Lane I run (Bakken kick) NY Tucker 17 pass from Tarkenton (Gogolak kick) STL-Williams 34 pass from Hart (Bakken kick) NY-Htrrmann 4 pass from Tarkenton (Gogolak kick) INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Rushing St. Louis, Edwards 11-58, Lano 13-37, Smith 1-24; New York, John-son 13-47, Frederic 7-20, Tarkenton J-18. Receiving St.

Louis, Gilliam 7-119, Williams 5-83; New York, Tucker 4-150, McNeil 5-110. Passing St. Louis, Hart 15-40 2, 209 Verds; New York, Tarkenton 15-18-0, 280 yards. LIONS lfi, BEARS 10 Lions Bear First downs Rushing yardage Passing yardage Return yardage Passes 13 10 108 75 79 235 47 33 11-93-0 13-27-3 8-42 5-40 Punts Fumbles lost Yards penalized 1 1 50 20 Detroit 0 3 110-14 Chicago '00 1-10 Chi Gordon 5) pass from Concannon (Perctval kick) Del FG Mann 4 Det-FO Mann 49 Dft McCullouch 17 pass from Munson (Mann kick) CM FG Perelve! 11 Det FG Mann 31 A 45,632, INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Rushing Detroit, Taylor 22 70, Farr 13-20: Chicago, Bull 10 52, Shy 8-mlnus 3. Receiving Detroit, Taylor 4-13, Sand.

rs 3-33, Farr J-17: Chicago, Farmer 4-147. Gordon 4-72, HMfer 2 22, Shy 13. Passing Detroit, Munton il-20. 87 yards; Chicago, Concannon 13 27-3, 343. Mexico City in 1:53:28.36, a Mexican Grand Prix record.

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SUBURBAN Elbow Benders Hutl'l Studio 1,980 and 497. Duds Savaia 414 and 221. Edith ilium rmu Jj How the AP's Iowa Top Ten Fared: 1. Waterloo East (7-0) beat Fori Dodge, 44-U. 2.

Des Moines Dowllng (7-0) beat Det Moines Roosevelt, 22-4. 3. Sioux City Heelan (7-0) beat Sioux Falls. S.D., O'Gorman, 44-0. 4.

Waterloo West (7-0) beat Ames, 44-28. 5. Cedar Rapids Washington (4-0-1) beat Muscat ne. 47-4. (.

Harlan (7-0) beat Carroll, 44 0. 7. Council Bluffs Jefferson (41) tost to Omaha. Ryan, 31-13. 8.

Indienole (8-0) beat South Tama, 15-0. 8. Davenport Assumption (H-1) tost to Mollre, 14-11. 10. Ames (4-3) tost to West Waterloo, 44 28.

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