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10 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Mondey, December 12, 1966 Dallas Loses Chance To Clinch Loop Title COUCH Associated Press Sports Writer Doesn't anybody wani io siari the New Year with Green Bay Football League championship e, inadvertently backed off y, bowing to Washington Redskins 34-31 on a Charley Gogolak's field goal with eight seconds to play. Neither St. Louis Cardinals nor Cleveland Browns however, agg 1 from the Dallas set- ck. Atlanta's surprising young Falcons upended the punchless Cards 16-10 and Philadelphia Eagles, sparked by Al Nelson's 100-yard touchdown burst, ended the Browns title hopes 33-21. The results left the Eastern Conference title still up for grabs going into the final week- end of the campaign. The Cowboys, assured of no worse than a first-place tie, can take their first division crown if second-place St. Louis stum- bles against Cleveland Saturday. Should the Cards beat the Browns, Dallas must either win or tie at New York next Sunday to avert a playoff.with St. Louis. Green Bay clinched its second straight Western Conference title by downing Baltimore Colts 14-10 Saturday and will be the visiting team in the NFL cham- pionship battle. In Sunday's other action Pittsburgh Steelers-crushed the defencsisss New Vork Giants 47-28; San Francisco '49ers Chicago Bears 41-14 and. Minnesota Vikings trounced Detroit Lions 28-16, Dallas lost quarterback Don Meredith in the second quarter 'when he was shaken up by a Sam Huff tackle, but subs Jerry Rhome and Craig Morton, who alternated the rest of the way, kept the attack rolling. The Eagles eliminated Cleve- land from the Eastern race, Unionville Rink Wins In Scotland GLASGOW, Scotland (CP) -- A.rink from Unionville, Ont., skipped by Mrs. Helen Jewett, won the women's world curling championship trophy at nearby Cross Myloff Saturday night, de- feating a Scottish team 14-11 in the final, This was the first time Can- ada has won the annual event. It also was the first time a Ca- nadian rink from a single club had entered the invitational event although Canada had been represented twice previously. Other members of Mrs. Jew- ett's rink are vice-skip Mary McTavish, second Molly Hood and lead Mary Fleming. scoring three touchdowns, in- cluding Nelson's 100-yard gallop, Sam Baker added four field goals as Philadelphia climbed into a third-place deadlock with the Browns. Bill Nelson fired two touch- down passes and Bill Asbury and rookie Dick Leftridge each ran for two in the Steelers vic-| tory over New York. THROWS 4 TD PASSES Tom Kennedy passed for four Giant touchdowns, but the Pitts- burgh point-barrage doomed New York to the Eastern Cellar. Defensive backs Kermit Alex- ander and Alvin Randolph wrecked the Bears as San Fran- cisco stayed in the running for second place in the. West. Alex- ander scored twice, going 14 yards with a fumble and 44 with a punt, while Randolph sped 94 yards with a pass theft for an- other touchdown. Three touchdown passes by Fran, Tarkenton shot Minnesota past the Lions, who tumbled into the western basement. Jim Phil- lips, Paul Flatley and Preston Carpenter grabbed Tarkenton's touchdown tosses. The Packers won the West Sa- turday by overcoming a 10-7 Baltimore lead in the closing minutes and then stopping a fina| Colt drive when linebacker Dave Robinson pounced on a John Unitas fumble at the Green Bay 11, TOP GOLFER Arnold Palmer. 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