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1960 American Football League 1960 AMERICAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE New York Titans 0 17 3 7 - 27 Research by Elias Sports Bureau and Pro Buf-FG, Harper 35 NYT-FG, Shockley 15 Football Research Association Linescore NYT-Dorow, 2 run (Shockley kick) Committee, Ken Pullis, Chairman NYT-Dorow, 15 run (Shockley kick) NYT-FG, Shockley 39 NYT-Powell, 13 pass from Jamieson (Shockley kick) 1960 AMERICAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE Sources-Buffalo News, Oakland Tribune, Relentless: Final Standings WEEK TWO Eastern Division W L T Pct. PF PA Friday, September 16, 1960, at San Francisco (Night) Kezar Stadium. Att: 8,021 Houston Oilers 10 4 0 .714 379 285 Dallas Texans 10 7 3 14 - 34 New York Titans 7 7 0 .500 382 399 Oakland Raiders 0 10 0 6 - 16 Buffalo Bills 5 8 1 .358 296 303 DalT-FG, Spikes 28 Boston Patriots 5 9 0 .357 286 349 DalT-Boydston, 17 pass from Davidson (Spikes kick) Western Division W L T Pct. PF PA Oak-Teresa, 26 pass from Parilli (Barnes kick) DalT-Spikes, 15 run (Spikes kick) Los Angeles Chargers 10 4 0 .714 373 336 Oak-FG, Barnes 33 Dallas Texans 8 6 0 .571 362 253 DalT-FG, Spikes 17 Oakland Raiders 6 8 0 .429 319 388 DalT-Robinson, 25 pass from Davidson (Spikes kick) Denver Broncos 4 9 1 .308 309 393 DalT-Robinson, 5 run (Spikes kick) AFL Championship: Houston 24, Los Angeles Chargers 16 Oak-Smith, 12 pass from Parilli (pass failed) Sources-Oakland Tribune, New York Times WEEK ONE Saturday, September 17, 1960, at New York (Night) Friday, September 9, 1960, at Boston (Night) Polo Grounds. Att: 19,220 Nickerson Field. Att: 21,597 Boston Patriots 7 0 7 14 - 28 Denver Broncos 0 7 6 0 - 13 New York Titans 3 14 7 0 - 24 Boston Patriots 3 0 7 0 - 10 Bos-Livingston, 1 run (Cappelletti kick) Bos-FG, Cappelletti 35 NYT-FG, Shockley 23 Den-Carmichael, 59 pass from Tripucka (Mingo kick) NYT-Bohling, 8 pass from Dorow (Shockley kick) Den-Mingo, 76 punt ret (kick failed) NYT-Wegert, 16 pass from Dorow (Shockley kick) Bos-Colclough, 10 pass from Songin (Cappelletti kick) NYT-Cooper, 38 pass from Dorow (Shockley kick) Sources-Pro Football Hall of Fame microfilm collection,New York Bos-Lofton, 15 pass from Greene (Cappelletti kick) Times Bos-Colclough, 6 pass from Songin (Cappelletti kick) Bos-Shonta, 52 fumble run (Cappelletti kick) Saturday, September 10, at Los Angeles (Night) Source-New York Times Coliseum. Att: 17,724 Los Angeles Chargers 0 7 0 14 - 21 Sunday, September 18, 1960, at Buffalo Dallas Texans 6 14 0 0 - 20 War Memorial Stadium. Att: 15,229 DalT-Burford, 12 pass from Davidson (kick failed) Denver Broncos 0 6 14 7 - 27 DalT-Spikes, 1 run (Spikes kick) Buffalo Bills 0 13 8 0 - 21 LAC-Anderson, 46 pass from Kemp (Agajanian kick) Buf-Carlton, 1 run (Harper kick) DalT-Haynes, 17 pass from Davidson (Spikes kick) Den-FG, Mingo 31 LAC-Kemp, 7 run (Agajanian kick) Den-FG, Mingo 27 LAC-Ferguson, 4 pass from Kemp (Agajanian kick) Buf-Dubenion, 53 pass from O'Connell (kick failed) Sources-New York Times,Dallas Texans media guide Den-Brodnax, 8 pass from Tripucka (Mingo kick) Den-Rolle, 2 pass from Tripucka (Mingo kick) Sunday, September 11, 1960, at San Francisco Buf-Dubenion, 40 pass from O'Connell (Brodhead run) Kezar Stadium. Att: 12,703 Den-Pyeatt, 40 int (Mingo kick) Houston Oilers 7 0 13 17 - 37 Sources-New York Times, Relentless: Oakland Raiders 0 7 7 8 - 22 Hou-Hennigan, 43 pass from Blanda (Blanda kick) Sunday, September 18, 1960, at Houston Oak-Teresa, 13 pass from Flores (Barnes kick) Jeppesen Stadium. Att: 20,156 Oak-Macon, 42 int (Barnes kick) Houston Oilers 14 7 17 0 - 38 Hou-Groman, 32 pass from Blanda (kick failed) Los Angeles Chargers 7 7 0 14 - 28 Hou-Carson, 3 pass from Blanda (Blanda kick) LAC-Womble, 25 pass from Kemp (Agajanian kick) Hou-FG, Blanda 18 Hou-Smith, 47 run (Blanda kick) Hou-Smith, 8 run (Blanda kick) Hou-Blanda, 1 run (Blanda kick) Oak-Larscheid, 46 pass from Flores (Smith pass from Flores) Hou-Blanda, 1 run (Blanda kick) Hou-Carson, 11 pass from Blanda (Blanda kick) LAC-Anderson, 3 pass from Kemp (Agajanian kick) Sources-New York Times,San Francisco Examiner,Oakland Tribune Hou-Blanda, 1 run (Blanda kick) Hou-FG, Blanda 13 Sunday, September 11, 1960, at New York Hou-Tolar, 1 run (Blanda kick) Polo Grounds. Att: 10,200 LAC-Womble, 18 pass from Kemp (Agajanian kick) Buffalo Bills 3 0 0 0 - 3 LAC-Flowers, 55 pass from Kemp (Agajanian kick) Sources-New York Times, Los Angeles Times, Houston Chronicle 1 1960 AMERICAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE LAC-Kocourek, 11 pass from Clatterbuck (Agajanian kick) WEEK THREE LAC-Ferguson, 2 run (Agajanian kick) Friday, September 23, 1960, at New York Buf-Dubenion, 36 pass from Lucas (Atkins kick) Polo Grounds. Att: 20,462 LAC-Flowers, 7 run (Agajanian kick) New York Titans 7 0 7 14 - 28 LAC-FG, Agajanian 16 Denver Broncos 0 10 7 7 - 24 Sources-Los Angeles Times, Denver Post, Relentless: NYT-Wegert, 5 run (Shockley kick) Den-Mingo, 30 run (Mingo kick) October 2, 1960, at Denver Den-FG, Mingo 33 Mile High Stadium. Att: 18,372 Den-McNamara, 4 run (Mingo kick) Oakland Raiders 7 0 7 0 - 14 NYT-Burton, 88 kick ret (Shockley kick) Denver Broncos 3 21 7 0 - 31 NYT-Cooper, 10 pass from Dorow (Shockley kick) Den-FG, Mingo 17 Den-Taylor, 32 pass from Tripucka (Mingo kick) Oak-Smith, 1 run (Barnes kick) NYT-Donahoo, 10 blocked punt return (Shockley kick) Den-Taylor, 12 pass from Tripucka (Mingo kick) Sources-New York Times, Denver Post Den-Taylor, 20 pass from Tripucka (Mingo kick) Den-Yelverton, 20 int (Mingo kick) Friday, September 23, 1960, at Boston Oak-Lott, 2 run (Barnes kick) Nickerson Field. Att: 20,732 Den-Rolle, 57 run (Mingo kick) Buffalo Bills 6 7 0 0 - 13 Sources-Rocky Mountain News, San Francisco Examiner Boston Patriots 0 0 0 0 - 0 Buf-Smith, 58 pass from O'Connell (kick failed) WEEK FIVE Buf-Carlton, 2 run (Atkins kick) Saturday, October 8, 1960 (Night), at Los Angeles Sources-New York Times, Buffalo News Coliseum. Att: 18,226 Los Angeles Chargers 0 0 0 0 - 0 Sunday, September 25, 1960, at Houston Boston Patriots 18 7 10 0 - 35 Jeppesen Stadium. Att: 16,421 Bos-FG, Cappelletti 23 Oakland Raiders 7 0 0 7 - 14 Bos-Burton, 4 run (Crawford pass from Cappelletti) Houston Oilers 0 10 3 0 - 13 Bos-Colclough, 19 pass from Songin (Cappelletti kick) Oak-Smith, 3 run (Barnes kick) Bos-Crawford, 1 run (Cappelletti kick) Hou-Carson, 8 pass from Blanda (Blanda kick) Bos-Miller, 1 run (Cappelletti kick) Hou-FG, Blanda 36 Bos-FG, Cappelletti 33 Hou-FG, Blanda 10 Source-Los Angeles Times Oak-Prebola, 14 pass from Flores (Barnes kick) Sources-San Francisco Chronicle, New York Times, Oakland Sunday, October 9, 1960, at Houston Tribune Jeppesen Stadium. Att: 16,151 New York Titans 0 14 0 7 - 21 Sunday, September 25, 1960, at Dallas Houston Oilers 6 7 7 7 - 27 Cotton Bowl. Att: 42,000 Hou-FG, Blanda 22 Dallas Texans 0 7 0 10 - 17 Hou-FG, Blanda 36 Los Angeles Chargers 0 0 0 0 - 0 NYT-Powell, 33 pass from Jamieson (Shockley kick) DalT-Robinson, 6 pass from Davidson (Davidson kick) Hou-Atcheson, 6 pass from Blanda (Blanda kick) DalT-Johnson, 1 run (Davidson kick) NYT-Powell, 3 pass from Jamieson (Shockley kick) DalT-FG, Davidson 11 Hou-Cannon, 1 run (Blanda kick) Sources-New York Times, Los Angeles Times, Dallas Times Herald Hou-Tolar, 40 run (Blanda kick) NYT-Maynard, 8 pass from Dorow (Shockley kick) WEEK FOUR Sources-Oakland Tribune, San Francisco Examiner, Houston Post, Sunday, October 2, 1960, at Dallas Houston Chronicle Cotton Bowl. Att: 37,500 New York Titans 14 13 7 3 - 37 Sunday, October 9, 1960, at Dallas Dallas Texans 7 7 7 14 - 35 Cotton Bowl. Att: 21,000 NYT-Powell, 36 pass from Dorow (Shockley kick) Dallas Texans 0 7 0 12 - 19 DalT-Davidson, 1 run (Davidson kick) Oakland Raiders 0 0 20 0 - 20 NYT-Maynard, 26 pass from Dorow (Shockley kick) DalT-Webster, 80 int (Spikes kick) NYT-Shockley, 5 pass from Dorow (Shockley kick) Oak-Smith, 98 kick ret (Barnes kick) DalT-Dickinson, 1 run (Davidson kick) Oak-Goldstein, 8 pass from Teresa (Barnes kick) NYT-Ross, 37 pass from Dorow (kick failed) Oak-Goldstein, 16 run (kick failed) DalT-Burford, 8 pass from Davidson (Davidson kick) DalT-Robinson, 1 run (kick failed) NYT-Dorow, 1 run (Shockley kick) DalT-Boydston, 6 pass from Davidson (run failed) DalT-Haynes, 5 run (Davidson kick) Sources-Dallas Morning News, San Francisco Chronicle NYT-FG, Shockley 32 DalT-Robinson, 8 run (Davidson kick) WEEK SIX Sources-Dallas Morning News, New York Times Sunday, October 16, 1960, at San Francisco Kezar Stadium. Att: 11,500 Sunday, October 2, 1960, at Buffalo Oakland Raiders 7 14 0 6 - 27 War Memorial Stadium. Att: 15,821 Boston Patriots 6 0 8 0 - 14 Los Angeles Chargers 0 7 7 10 - 24 Oak-Larscheid, 87 run (Barnes kick) Buffalo Bills 0 3 7 0 - 10 Bos-Miller, 2 run (kick failed) Buf-FG, Harper 35 Oak-Prebola, 36 pass from Flores (Barnes kick) 2 1960 AMERICAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE Oak-Hoisington, 9 pass from Flores (Barnes kick) Hou-Hall, 104 kick ret (Blanda kick) Bos-Songin, 1 run (Cappelletti run) Hou-Groman, 12 pass from Blanda (Blanda kick) Oak-Lott, 40 run (kick failed) Hou-Groman, 11 pass from Blanda (Blanda kick) Sources-New York Times, San Francisco Chronicle NYT-Maynard, 65 pass from Jamieson (Shockley kick) Hou-Groman, 8 pass from Blanda (Blanda kick) Sunday, October 16, 1960, at Denver Hou-Blanda, 1 run (Blanda kick) Mile High Stadium.
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