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Weekend football results Scholastic Morton hurls Dallas over Eagles by 28-6 Pennsbury 14, Freedom 10 Niureth 27, Saucon Valley 7 Southern Letiloh 22, Wilson 6 Bethlehem Catholic 15, Easton 14 Northampton 8, Gov. Mltflln 0 Panther Valley 26, Palmerton 14 Whitehall 25, Notre Dame 0 27, Salisbury 0 Lower Moretand 2t Palisades 0 Jim Thorpe 31 Weatherly Boyertown Upper Perklomen 6 Upper Dublin 34, Souderton 12 Hatboro-Horsham 48, PerKlomen Valley 0 Reading Central Catholic 20, Hamburg Plymouth-Whltemarsh 34, Wlssahkkon 29 AWngton 40, North Penn 12 North Schuylkill 43, Bloomsburp.22 St. Clir 24, Blue Mountain 0 Valley 34, Darby Township 22 Chichester 0 Concord, Del. 0 (tie) Bristol 34, Colllngdale 14 Mt. Pleasant, Del.

Nether-Providence 0 (tie) Yeadon 14, Oxford 6 lansdwvne-Aldan 8, Radnor 7 West Chester 42, Potlsgrove 8 Chester 32, Howard 0 Cheltenham 14, Bensalem Conestoga 28, Great Valley 20 Interboro 20, Downlngtown 12 Jenkinlown 20, Mart-Eton 6 Springfield 19, Lower Merlon 7 Methacton 19, Marple-Newtown 7 Montco WHson 13, Owen J. Roberts 0 Schuylkill Valley 25. Palmyra 0 Upper Dubin 34, Souderton 12 Levlttbwn Wilson 34, Coatesville 32 Susquehanna 34 Kingston West side Tech 4 Lackwvanna Trail 13, Scranton Prep 12 Lakeland 33, Delaware Valley, N.Y. 0 Honesdale 36, Roscoe, N.Y. 0 Lansdale Catholic 24, Wyomisslng IS Northwest 38, Creslwood 14 Dallas 44, Bishop Hoban 20 DeMatha, Md.

35. Lancaster 14 Conestoga Valley 41, Lebanon 14 Manhelm Township 20 Manheim Central 14 Columbia 32, Elizabethtown 0 Cedar Crest 15, Warwick 7 Annville-Cleona 9, Solanco 0 Donegal 7, Cocalico 0 Elco 13, Penn Manor 7 York Catholic 32, Garden Spot 6 Carbondale 12, Columbia-Montour 0 Susguenita 39, Camp Hill 6 PineGrove27, LineMountain 14 Upper Dauphin Halifax 0 Millersburg 40, West Perry 6 Red Lion 20, West York 10 York Suburban 14, York Central 7 a a i a 4 5 South Willlamsport 8 Montoursville 29, Warrior Run Berwick 53, Hazieton 8 IRVING, Tex. (UPI)-Craig Morton sparked a lethargic offense with two touchdown passes Sunday that helped Dallas successfully open its quest for a second straight pro football championship with a 286 victory over Philadelphia. The Cowboys managed to get out of their end of the field only once and had fallen behind 6-0 before Morton, who took over during the pre-season for the injured Roger Staubach, eluded a rush and hit Ron Sellers with a 37-yard touchdown pass with three minutes left in the first half. With only 89 seconds gone in Collegiate Statistics First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles-lost Penal ties-yards Phil 17 30-70 245 20-34-3 4-44 2-1 Dal 22 39-154 235 110 13-2V-2 3-37 2-1 n-ioo the second half Morton found Lance Alworth with a 13-yard scoring toss that, as it turned out, put the game out of reach of the frustrated Eagles.

Calvin Hill, who says his only goal is an injury-free season, and rookie Bob Newhouse then added touchdown runs of three and one yards. Philadelphia quarterback Pete Liske skillfully guided the Eagle offense during the first half, but two drives stalled in Cowboy territory and they resulted only in 30 and 43-yard field goals by Tom Dempsey. Morton overcame the slow start to complete 13 of 26 passes for 235 yards and his two touchdowns. He threw two interceptions, and his longest completion of the day was a 45- to Mike Montgomery. JJ Drill! 0 7 1 4 7 2 1 Phil--FG Dempsey 30 Phil--FG Dempsey 42 Dal--Sellers 37 pass from Morton (Frltsch kick) Dat--Alworth 13 pass from Morton (Frltsch kick) Dal--Hill 3 run (Fritsch kick) Dal--Newhouse 1 run (Fritsch kick) Defense of Steelers backs Bradshaw in 34-28 victory PITTSBURGH (UPI) The daredevil Pittsburgh Steelers defense, blending with Terry Bradshaw's three touchdown performance, scored one touchdown and set up three other scores for a 34-28 victory Sunday over the Oakland Raiders in an American Football Conference opener.

Bradshaw, in finest performance of his pro career, ran 20 yards and two yards for Statistics First Downs Rushes-Yards Pasing Yards Return Yards Passes Punts Fumbles Lost Yards Penalized Oakland Pittsburgh 20 30-96 290 54 17-33-3 3-2 7-48 17 41-141 124 57 7-17-3 2-1 5-48 East Bethany 25 Case Western Reserve 14 Bloomsburg 62 Scranton 0 Bridge-water SI. 23 Boston SI. 13 Clarion 34 Mansfield 0 Delaware 28 Lehigh 22 Delaware St. 27 C.W. Post 1 Denison 21 Thlel 7 East Stroudsburg 36 Trenton St.

0 Edinboro 23 Waynesburg 6 Fairmont St. 35 West Va. Wesleyan 15 Fordham 34 Manhattan 18 Franklin Marshall 22 Carnegie-Mellon 0 Geneva (Pa.) 12 Frostburg 3 Holy Cross 24 Rutgers 14 Indiana iPa.) 17 Eastern Kentucky 14 Juniata 24 Delaware Valley 14 Montclalr St. 17 Kutztown 7 Lafayette 20 Kings Point 13 Marietta 27 Allegheny 7 Marshall 27 Morehead St. 24 Maine Maritime 6 Curry 3 Millersvllle Shippensburg 0 Moravian 21 Western Maryland Navy 13 William and Mary 9 Plymouth St.

19 Nichols 7 Slippery Rock 54 Brockport 0 Southern Connecticut 31 Wesleyan 21 Susquehanna 29 Grove City 14 UCLA 38 Pittsburgh 2B West Virginia 26 Richmond 7 Westminster 28 Lock Haven 6 Widener 19 Lebanon Valley 0 SOUttl Alcorn AM 9 Grambling 6 Bluefield 27 Salem 13 Carson-Newman 52 East Tennessee St. Central Conn. 40 Towson St. (Md.) 14 citadel 26 Appalachian St. 21 Davidson IB Virginia Military 14 East Carolina 16 Southern Illinois 0 Florida St.

37 Miami 14 Georgia 24 Baylor 14 Georgia Tech 34 South Carolina 6 Henderson SI. (Ark.) 15 Miss. Coll. 12 Kentucky 25 Villanova 7 Livingston (Ala.) 38 South. St.lArk.) 21 Louisiana Tech 33 Southern Mississippi 14 Louisville.34 Kent St.

0 LSU 31 Pacific H3 Maryland (Esn. Shore) 20 Howard 8 McNeese St. 28 Sam Houston 0 Mississippi 34 Memphis St. 29 Mississippi St. 42 Northeast Louisiana 7 Newberry 14 Gardner weoB 8 Nichais St.

12 ouachita Baptist 7 North Carolina 31 Maryland 26 No. Carolina Central 41 Elon College 21 No. Carolina St. 43 Syracuse 20 Northwest Louisiana 20 S.F. Austin 7 Presbyterian 10 Furman 7 Randolph-Macon 16 Sheppards 0 SW Louisiana 30 SE Louisiana 7 Tennessee 28 Penn St.

21 Virginia 24 Virginia Tech 20 Virginia St. 38 Elizabeth City 0 Western Carolina 31 Tennessee Tech 13 Midwest Akron 34 Butler 7 Anderson (Ind.) 6 Lakeland 2 Baldwin-Wallace (Ohio) 28 Evansville 0 Benedictine (Kan.) 15 St. Louis 0 Blufflon 12 Taylor 0 Bowling Green 17 Purdue 14 Benedictine 15 St. Louis U. 0 Buena Vista 43 Westmar 0 Carroll 19 Illinois Wesleyan 7 Central Methodist 28 Culver Stockton 26 Central Oklahoma 39 Southeast Misouri 6 Defiance (Ohio) 22 Adrian (Mich.) 0 Drake 40 West Texas St.

12 Elmhurst 32 Millikin (111.) 26 Emporia State 21 Wayne State (Neb.) 0 Findlay Coll. 24 Earlham Coll. (Ind.) 6 Franklin 25 Rose-Hulman 6 Friends 26 Kansas Wesleyan 19 Grinnell 16 Coe 13 Hamline 21 Luther (Iowa) 10 Hanover 29 Wabash 22 Illinois SI. 24 Northern Iowa 14 Indiana 27 Minnesota 23 La Crosse 9 Whitewater 3 Michigan 7 Northwestern 0 Michigan St. 24 Illinois 0.

Miami 34 Dayton 7 Milton 33 Beloit 18 Missouri Southern 7 SE Missouri 6 Missouri Valley 13 Iowa Wesleyan 6 Nebraska 37 Texas AM 7 Nebraska (Omaha) 45 NW Missouri St. 28 Northwestern (Wis) 35 Martin Luther 0 Ohio St. 21 Iowa 0 Peru (Neb.) 15 Tarkio (Mo.) 13 Plltsburg (Kaa) St. 21 Rolla 7 Temple 16 Xavier (O.) 12 Toledo 16 Eastern Michigan 0 Upper Iowa 71 Cornell (Iowa) 7 Wartburg 46 Eureka 0 Wisconsin 31 Northern Illinois 7 southwest Angeto St. 35 Abilene Christian 27 Arizona SI.

33 Houston 58 Arkansas St. 39 Eastern New Mexico 7 Bishop COIL 19 Tarleton St. 14 Delta St. 28 Arkansas-Montlcello 14 East Texas St. 26 East Cent.

Okla. 14 Lamar 21 Texas (El Paso) 7 McMurry 27 Panhandle 9 Mississippi Valley 7 Ark. (Pine Bluff) 6 New Mexico 55 New Mexico St. 20 N. Mexico Highlands 24 West.

New Mexico 17 NE Oklahoma 13 Arkansas Tech 0 NW Oklahoma 21 Fort xays 21 Oklahoma 49 Utah St. 0 Oklahoma St. 21 Texas-Arlington 3 SMU 56 Wake Forest 10 Southeastern Oklahoma St. 40 Austin Southwest Texas St. 17 Texas Lutheran 12 StateCol.

of 21 Central Missouri 14 Texas AS, I 20 Trinity U. 3 Texas Southern 37 Southern (La.) 0 Texas Tech 45 Utah 2 Tulsa 10 Wichita St. 9 West Air Force 45 Wyoming 14 Boise St. 36 Nevada-Las Vegas 16 Brigham Young 32 Kansas St. 9 Cameron 33 Adams St.

16 California 37 Washington St. 23 Colorado Cincinnati 14 Fresno St. 41 Western Michigan 14 Hawaii 38 Portland St. 13 Idaho 17 Ohio University 14 Iowa 41 Colorado St. 0 Long Beach St.

24 North Texas St. 21 MWand 21 Colorado Coll. 14 Mlnot St. (N.D.) 31 Carroll Coll. 14 Montana St.

27 North Dako a St. 24 Montana Tech Fort Lewis 14 Northern Arizona 31 San Francisco St. 10 Northern Colorado 42 Colorado Mines 6 North Dakota 42 Montana 14 Dakota Mines 14 South Dakota 35 Idaho St. 7 Southern California 51 Oregon St. 6 Stanford 44 San Jose St.

0 Washington 14 Duke 6 More sports, page 14 touchdowns and then capped his day with a 57-yard scoring aerial to Ron Shanklin. Bradshaw completed 7 of 17 passes for 124 yards. Parsons scores, but Bears lose CHICAGO (UPI)--Bob Berry, a small-sized quarterback by pro football standards, passed for two touchdowns and plunged for another Sunday in a 37-21 Atlanta Falcon Victory over the fumbling Chicago Bears. Bear quarterback Bobby Douglass had an eratic day but got off touchdown passes of six Broncos gain win in opener DENVER (UPI) Quarterback Steve Ramsey passed for one touchdown and ran for another and veteran Jim Turner kicked three field goals Sunday to lead the Denver Broncos to a season-opening 30- 17win over the Houston Oilers. Statistics Statistics AtUntl Cnlelgo First Downs Rushes-Yards Passing Yards Return Yards Passes Punts Fumbles Lost Yards Penalized 16 37-173 146 51 6-9-1 6-33 15 34-214 69 50 4-12-1 4-2 5-23 First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards Houston Denver 12 18 19-54 36-239 142 239 57 26 14-33-1 11-24-1 3-1 2-2 3-25 9-51 Turner, had a 15-yard field goal to open Denver's scoring in the first quarter and booted 29 and 40-yard three-pointers for the Broncos in the third period.

directed Denver into scoring position'each time it had the ball in the first quarter, put (he Broncos ahead 10-0 with 45 seconds left in the first period with a three-yard run off left tackle. The next time the Broncos got the ball, Ramsey led them 80 yards in seven plays, capping the second quarter drive with a 9-yard pass to Billy Masters. Houston 10 7-17 Denver 10 7 6 7--30 Den--FG Turner 15 Den--Ramsey 3 run (Turner kick) Denr-Masters 25 pass from Ramsey (Turner kick) Hou--Burrough 57 pass from Pastorlni (Moseley kick) Hou--FG Moseley 20 Den--FG Turner 29 Den--FG Turner 40 Hou--Blerne 19 pass from Pastorim (Moseley kick) Den--Van Heusen 66 run (Turner kick) yards to Bob Parsons of Pen Argyl and 38 yards to Earl The 5-foot-ll Berry put the game almost out of reach in the first half when he sent running back ArtMalone racing down the sidelines and lofted a 57-yard scoring bomb. Malone took it on the 30 and dashed in untouched. Atlanta 10 21 3 3- 37 CnicWW 7 0 7 7-- 21 Aft--Zook 26 run with recovered fumble (Bell kick) Chi--Parson 6 pass from Douglass (percival kick) Bell 22 Atl--Burrow 32 pass from Berry (Bell kick) Atl--Berry 1 run (Bell kick) Atf--Malone 57 pass from Berry (Bell kick) Chi--Thomas 38 pass from Douglass (Percival kick) Atl--FG Bell 39 Chi--Harrison 1 run (Percival kick) Atl--FG Bell 36 Rams beat Saints by 34-14 LOS ANGELES (UPI)-Bob Thomas, a second-year running back from Arizona State, ran for two touchdowns and Roman Gabriel threw to Jack Snow for.

Statistics The defense began the Steelers' scoringwhen linebacker Henry Davis blocked Jerry DePoyster's punt and then rambled five yards for his first NFL touchdown. Less than four minutes later, linebacker Jack Ham intercepted Ken Stabler's pass and returned two yards to the Raider 35. Bradshaw passed 15 yards to Jack McMakin and in the next play went 20 yards over center for the tally. Roy Gerela's second conversion put the Steelers ahead, 14-0. 0 7 021--21 Pittiburgn 14 310 7--34 Pitt-- H.

Davis 5 blocked punt (Gerela kick) Bradshaw 20 run (Gerela kick) Pitt-- FG Gerela 48 Oak-- Chester 26 pass from Blanda (Blanda kick) Pitt-- FG Gerela 8 Plrt-- Bradshaw 2 run (Gerela kick) Oak-- Sianl 24 pass from Lamonica (Blanda kick) Pitt-- Shanklln 57 pass from Bradshaw (Gerela kick) Oak-- Highsmith 1 run (Blanda kick) Oak-- Siani 70 pass from Lamonica (Blanda kick) Punch less Cards gain 10-3 win BALTIMORE (UPI)-Veteran St. Louis taxi squad quarterback Tim Van Galder engineered a 5-play, 78 yard drive midway through the third quarter to give the punchless Cardinals a 10-3 win over the mistake prone Baltimore Colts Sunday afternoon. 18,.. 1972 13 Statistics First Dcwns Rushes Yards Passing Yards Return Yards Passes Punts Fumbles Penalties St.Louts Baltimore 5 23-34 10-15-0 9-38 2-0 4-35 20 27-117 247 95 22-36-2 3-54 1-1 1-5 First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles-lost Penal ties-yards NewOrfeans Los Angeles 20 20 18-69 36-254 218 "9 21 28 21-46-1 11-22-1 2-1 1-0 4-41 6-47 another to pace the Los Angeles Rams to a 34-14 win over the New Orleans Saints in their National Football League opener Sunday. New Orleans 0 7 0 7 1 4 Los Angeles 13 21 0 0-34 LA-FG Ray 36 LA-FG Ray 28 LA-Thomas 1 run (Ray kick) LA-Snow 31 pass from Gabriel (Ray kick) LA-Smith 4 run (Ray Kick) LA-Thomas 38 run (Ray kick) NO-Newland 42 pass from Manning (Durkee kick) NO-Abramowicz 4 pass from Manning (Durkee kick) Van Galder, starting his first regular season game after five years on the club, connected with tight end Jackie Smith on a 71 yard pass and run play that pushed St.

Louis to the Colt 10. Three plays later Donnie Anderson bulled over from the four to make the score 10-3 Cardinals. Baltimore overwhelmed the Cards statistically piling up 117 yards rushing and 247 passing as veteran Johnny Unitas clicked for 22 of 36 through the air. But the Colts attack, inside the St. Louis 20 on three different occasions failed to find the inzone.

With the score 10-3 early in "the fourth quarter the Colts drove to the Cardinals 10 yard line. Three plays later they were at the two but head coach Don McCafferty disdained the field goal try and attempted to push over a score. On fourth Unitas' pass on the goal line was picked off by safety Larry Wilson to end the threat. Louis 0 3 7 0--10 Baltimore 0 0 3 0 3 SL--Sakken 41 field goal Bal--O'Brien 42 field goal SL--Anderson 4 run Backen kick Attn: 53,652 Punt return, fumble grab pave way for Bengals win FOXBORO, Mass. (UPI) Lamar Parrish returned a punt 51 yards for one touchdown and Jim LeClair set up another with a fumble recovery Sunday as the Cincinnati Bengals packed 21 points into the second half to whip the New England Patriots, 31-7.

The Bengals led 10-7 at the intermission, but broke the game open at 6:09 of the third period when Jess Phillips bulled his way over from the one yard line to cap a 46-yard drive that took seven plays. New England punier Pat Studstill turned a bad pass from center into a good kick, but Parrish hauled the ball, then picked up a key block and raced unmolested into the end zone for a 24-7 Cincinnati lend Statistics First Downs Rushing-Yards Passing Yards ReturnYards Passes Punts Fumbies-Lost Penalties-Yards Cincinnati New England 21 47-246 111 54 17-11-0 0-0 6-iO 9 21-54 83 48 17-9-2 3-1 2-10 with 3:40 gone in the fourth period. Carl Garrett fumbled the ensuing kickoff at his own 16 yard line and LeClair recovered to set up the last Cincinnati touchdown. Doug Dressier drove to the 11 on the next play, and quarterback Ken Anderson passed to wide receiver Bob Trumpy for. the score at 4:53, The Bengals never trailed.

Essex Johnson pushed his way 14 yards around the left side to Lions top New York by 30-16 DETROIT (UPI) Quarterback Greg Landry threw three touchdown passes Sunday to help the Detroit Lions open their National Football League season with a 30-16 routing of the New York Giants. Statistics New York Detroit First Downs Rushes-Yards Passing Yards Return Yards Passes Punts Fumbles Lost Yards penalized 27-112 133 20 16-25-1 4-429 3-1 6- 68 37-192 200 68 9-17-0 0-0 7-71 With New York's Pat Hughes (56) and Henry Reed (80) in hot persuit, Detroit's Steve Owens (36) yards after a 12-yard run to 16. Dolphins with late KANSAS CITY (UPI)--The Miami Dolphins struck for 10 points in the last minute of the first half Sunday, compliments of a 47-yard field goal by Garo Yepremian and a one-yard smash by Larry Csonka, lifting the Dolphins to a 20-10 victory over the Kansas City. Chiefs in a not-so-close rematch of professional football's longest game last Christmas Day. Safety Jake Scott provided the Dolphins with a big play after Yepremian's field goal erected a 10-0 lead with 59 seconds to go before intermission.

Scott intercepted a Len Dawson pass, then returned to the Kansas City 40. From there, Bob Griese flipped a 30-yard strike to Paul Warfield and Mercury Morris swept nine yards to the one. Csonka's one-yard smash sealed the verdict 22 seconds before half time. The Chiefs were unable to overcome the 17-point half time deficit, coughing up another fumble and pass interception in the second half. In all, Kansas City committed four turnovers.

Brodie key in 49ers sails through the air for an extra three New York's 45-yard line. Detroit won 30(UPI Wirephoto) beat Kansas City first half score Statistics First Rushes-y is passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles lost Penalties-yards Miami 19 42-196 100 50 8-15-1 2-1 7-75 Kan. City 16 27-134 198 54 22-33-2 2-2 9-95 Linebacker Mike 1 picked (jiff another Dawson pass early in the third quarter, and the Dolphins drove 34 yards to the Chiefs' eight before Yepre- mian notched a 15-yard field goal. The Chiefs finally broke into the scoring column with 1:55 to play in the third quarter when Jan Stenerud kicked a 40-yard field goal. Miami 710 3 0--20 Kansas City 0 0 3 7--10 Mia--Briscoe 14 pass from Griese (Yepremian kick) Mia--FG Yepremian 47 Mia--Csonka run (Yepremian kick) Mia--FG Yepremian 15 KC--FG Stenerud 40 KG-- Frailer A pass from Dawson (Stenerud kick) Landry, who led NFC passers during the exhibition season, completed 10 of 18 passes for 223 yards.

Steve Owens had his best running day ever for Detroit with 113 yards on 20 rushes. New York 0 10 0 Detroit 0 13 7 10-30. Del--FG Miann 26 i Hilton 66 pass from Landrv (Mann kick) NY--fg Gogolak 42 Det--tg Mann 20 NY--Thompson 92 kick off return (Gogolak kick) Det--Barnes 8 pass from Landry (Mann Det--Jessie 11 pass from Landry (Mann NY--Tucker 2 pass from Snead (kick, failed) Del--fg Mann 38 Jets rip Buffalo by 41-24 BUFFALO, N- Y. Emerson Boozer ran for two; touchdowns and was on the: receiving end of a Joe Namath pass for another score Sunday, as the New York methodically rolled over the Buffalo Bills, 41-24 in the opening a i a Football League game for both teams. Statistics First Downs Rusiies-Yards Passing Yards Return Yards Passes Punts Fumbles Lost Yards Penalized New York Buffalo 19 47-191 120 131 6-16-1 0 3-35 15 25-80 236 10 16-26-4 4-42 0 8-78 I Green Bay beats Brawns by 26-10 CLEVELAND (UPI)--Rookie Marcol booted four field goals and quarterback Scott HJjnter tossed two touchdown passes to tight end Rich McGeorlge as the Green Bay Packers scored a 26-10 victory, over the listless Cleveland BrownsjSunday in the 1972 NFL season ipener for both clubs.

Statistics victory First Rushes-Yards passing Return Yards Passes Punts I Fumbles Lost Yards Penalized Green Bay Cleveland The aerial with 2:39 elapsed in the first quarter followed rookie quarterback Willie Buchanan steal of a Bill Nelson pass. Green Bay 71036-26 Cleveland 3 700-10 GB--McGeorge 22 pass from Hunter (Marcol kick) Cle--FG Cockroff 21. Cle--Scott, C. 42 blocked field goal (Cockroft kick). GB--FG Marcol 41.

GB--McGeorge 2 pass from Hunter (Marcol kick). GB--FG Marcol 19. GB--FG Marcol 49. GB--FG Marcol 17. The Bills found themselves down 21-0 only Five seconds into the'second quarter as Namath, who appeared to be finding targets at will, tossed a 12-yard scoring pass to Boozer.

Jets' running back John Riggins took a handoff for a 15- yard touchdown run through the left side of the line at 6:31 of the first quarter to open the scoring. New York Jets 14 14 3 10-41 Buffalo 0 7 7 10--24 NY Jels--Riggins 16 run (Howfield kick) NY Jels-Farasapoulos 65 punt return (Howfield kick) NY Jets--Boozer 12 pass from Namath (Howfield kick) Buff--Hill 38 pass from Shaw (Leypoldt kick) NY Jets--Boozer 15 run (Howfield kick) NY Jets--Howfield 35 FG Buff--Hill 21 pass from Simpson (Leypoldt kick) NY Jets--Boozer run (Howfield kick) NY Jets--Howfield 11 FG Buff--Leypoldt 48 FG Buff--Moses 25 pass from Shaw (Leypoldt kick) 15 46-145 145 174 17-7-0 1 5-47 13 23-62 126 112 33-14-3 1 4-39 SAN FRANCISCO (UPD- Quarterback John Brodie fired three touchdown passes to all- pro wide receiver Gene Washington enroute to a 24-3 halftime lead and the San Francisco 49ers coasted to a 343 victory over the San Diego Chargers in a National Football League opener Sunday. Statistics San Diego San Francisco First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles-losl Penalties-yards 13 31--87 171 1 13-30-- I 6-38 5-1 11--17 18 35--117 178 32 13--25-2 5-41 2--0 4-- JO open the scoring at 9:46 of the first quarter. The scoring play capped a 54-yard drive that took seven plays. Horst Muhlmann booked a 38- yard field goal after 11:39 of the second quarter for a 10-0 Cincinnati lead.

The Patriots got their only touchdown when Larry Carwell blocked Muhlmann's 51-yard' field goal attempt and raced 45 yards to cut the Cincinnati lead to 10-7 with six seconds left in the first half. Cincinnati 7 3 7 3 1 New England 0 7 0 0 7 Cln --Johnson run (Muhlmann Kick) Cln --FG Muhlmann 38 NE -Carwell 45 block FG (Walker On --Phllllpps 1 run (Muhlmann kick) cm Parrish SI punt return (Muhl- mann kick) Cin --Trumpy (Muhlmann kick) Attendance Brodie, hitting a blistering 11 of 16 passes for 156 yards in the first half, connected with Washington on touchdown passes of 14, 23, and 45 yards after the 49ers capitalized on three San Diego mistakes. Jerry LeVias 1 fumbled punt was recovered by Preston Riley in the early moments of play and the 49ers took over on the Chargers'- 14. Two plays later, Brodie hit Washington for the touchdown. San Diego's Dennis Partee and the 49ers' Bruce Gossett exchanged field goals before Johnny Fuller intercepted a John Hadl pass in the end zone midway through the second period.

Brodie then marched the 49ers 80 yards in eight plays, completing all four of his passes for 68 yards and finding Washington on a 23-yard scoring strike. Huntet, who completed seven of 18 pajsses for 140 yards and the two TD's, clicked for his first score on a 2nd-and-ll, 22- yard to McGeorge, a three year veteran who was the Packers 1 No. 1 draft choice in 1970. i Royals win in 10th BLOQMINGTON, i (UPI)-ishortstop Fred Patek, who boo'ted a ground ball in the ninth inning to allow the tying run to pross the plate, made amends) by driving in the run in a 10th inning Kansas! City outburst Sunday and tlje Royals beat the Minnesota Twins, 10-6. Kansas City Minnesota ab li bi ab bi Schaal 3 i 5 1 1 0 Tovar 4 1 0 Roias 2b I 5 0 0 0 Thompsn ss 4 1 0 0 Hovley cf I 5 1 1 1 Killebrew Ib2 0 0 0 Maybrry 1b 3 1 2 2 Granger 0 0 0 Piniella If 6 1 1 1 Nettles, ph 1 1 1 3 Otis cf 1 0 0 0 Norton 0 0 0 0 Dal p2 0 0 0 Gebhard 0 0 0 0 Hedlund ft 0 0 0 0 Carw ph i 0 0 0 Abernathy 0 0 0 0 Corbin 0 0 0 0 Angelini a 0 0 0 0 Mlttetwald C5 0 1 0 Fltimorrid pO 0 0 0 Adams If 5 0 2 0 Schenblm 'phi 1 1 0 Soderhlm 3b 2 0 0 0 Wohllord pr 0 0 0 0 Braun 3b 3 0 1 0 Taylor i 3 2 1 1 Brye 2 0 1 0 Palek 5 1 2 2 Holt 3 1 1 0 Spllllorff 1 0 1 0 Monzon 2b 3 1 1 0 cough 4 2 3 2 Perry 0 0 0 0 Golt: 1 0 0 0 Manual ph 1 0 0 0 Reese Ib 2 1 1 1 Roof 0 0 0 0 Totals 141 10139 Totals 3 9 6 1 0 4 Kansas City 5000010004-10 Minnesota 1 000 000 033 0--4 E-Thompson, Mitterwald, Patek, Roof.

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