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19 6 5 MEDIA GUIDE / DALLAS
COWBOYSNATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE
DALLAS COWBOYS FOOTBALL Cim—
Club Offices
5738 North Central ExpresswayDallas, Texas 75206
TAylor 6-6100 — Area Code 214Home Field — Cotton Bowl (Capacity 75,504)
Colors — Royal Blue, Metallic Blue and White
INDEX
COWBOYS
All Pro Selections 21
All Roolcle Selections 21
Attendance 60-61
Club Directory ICoaches 3
College All-Star Selections 21
Equipment Manager 5
Fan Club 63
Halftlme Activities 72
New Players 2 I
Player Biographies 6-20
Player Scout 5
Pre-Game Show 72
Press, Radio, TV Coverage 64
Pro Bowl Selections 2 I
Pronunciation Guide 20
Records
Team, Season 50-51
Team, Game 52-53
Individual Season 54-55
Individual Game 56-57
Miscellaneous 57
Long Plays 58-59Top Plays 59
Results
All Time 62-63
1964 43-48
Road Trips, 1965 2
Rosters
1965 22-23
All Time 42
By College 43
Schedule, 1965 2
Statistics
1964 Team 48
1964 Individual 49
Ticket Information 63
Trainers 5
1965 OPPONENTS
Cleveland Browns 32-33
Green Bay Packers 34-35
New York Giants 24-25
Philadelphia Eagles 30-31Pittsburgh Steelers 36-37St. Louis Cardinals 28-29
San Francisco 49ers 38-39
Washington Redskins 26-27N.F.L.
All-Star Game Results 65
Championship Game Results 65Playoff Bowl Results 65Pro Bowl Results 65
Standings, 1964..Inside Back CoverStatistical Leaders
1964 66-67
All-Tlme 68-71
Western Conference 40-41
Schedule, 1965 Back Cover
Bedford S. Wynne Texas E. Schramm CImt W. Murchison, Jr.
DALLAS COWBOYS CLUB DIRECTORYClint W. Murchison, Jr. PresidentTexas E. Schramm Vice-President & General ManagerBedford S. Wynne Secretary-TreasurerJl-MMIE Parker Administrative AssistantLarry Karl Public Relations DirectorBill Morgan Public Relations AssistantTom Hardin. Business ManagerKay Lang - Ticket ManagerGil Brandt Player Scouting DirectorDick Mansperger Player ScoutingTom Landry Head CoachErmal Allen Offensive Backfield CoachHoward (Red) Hickey Offensive End CoachJim Myers Offensive Line CoachDick Nolan Defensive Backfield CoachDon Cochren TrainerLarry Gardner TrainerJack Eskridge Equipment Manager
BOARD OF DIRECTORSSen. Clinton P. Anderson Clint W. Murchison, Jr.Amon Carter, Jr. Texas E. SchrammLeo F. Corrigan, Jr. Field ScovellSen. J. Howard Edmondson Max ThomasW. R. Hawn Robert F. ThompsonJames J. Ling Bedford S. WynnePaul Middleton T. L. Wynne, Jr.
Cowboys Headquarters onAnd Publicity Director's itinerary
St. Louis Game—Arrive Sunday, Oct. 3, stay at Bel Air Motor Hotel.Publicity director arrives Tuesday, Sept. 28
Cleveland Game—Arrive Saturday, Oct. 16, stay at Sheraton-Cleveland.Publicity director arrives Tuesday, Oct. 12.
Green Bay Game—Arrive Saturday, Oct. 23, stay at Hilton Inn.Publicity director arrives Tuesday, Oct. 19.
Pittsburgh Game—^Arrive Saturday, Oct. 30, stay at Pittsburgh-Hilton.Publicity director arrives Monday, Oct. 25.
Washington Game—^Arrive Friday, Nov. 26, stay at Dupont Plaza.Publicity director arrives Tuesday, Nov. 23.
Philadelphia Game—^Arrive Friday, Dec. 3, stay at Warwick Hotel.Publicity director arrives Tuesday, Nov. 30.
New York Game—^Arrive Friday, Dec. 17, stay at Park Sheraton.Publicity director arrives Tuesday, Dec. 14.
On weeks when the Cowboys fly to their destination on Saturday, theywill work out in Dallas before departing. When they fly on Friday, theywill work out on their opponents' field on Saturday. The publicity directorcan be reached at the team hotel starting the dates named above.
In past seasons the Cowboys have been forced to change travel dateson one or more weeks due to bad flying weather, but generally the aboveschedule should be accurate. Check with the team hotel on the morning ofthe listed arrival date to determine any change in plans.
Dallas Cowboys T965 Schedule(Local Starting Times)
SUNDAY. SEPT. 19—New York Giants at Dallas. 1:35 p.m.
SUNDAY. SEPT. 26—Washington Redskins at Dallas. 1:35 p.m.
Monday, Oct. 4—St. Louis Cardinals at St. Louis, 8:05 p.m.SUNDAY. OCT. 10—Philadelphia Eagles at Dallas. 1:35 p.m.Sunday, Oct. 17—Cleveland Browns at Cleveland, 1:30 p.m.Sunday, Oct. 24—Green Bay Packers at Milwaukee, I p.m.Sunday, Oct. 31—Pittsburgh Steelers at Pittsburgh, I p.m.SUNDAY. NOV. 7—San Francisco 49ers at Dallas. 1:35 p.m.
SUNDAY. NOV. 14—Pittsburgh Steelers at Dallas, 1:35 p.m.SUNDAY. NOV. 21—Clevelond Browns at Dallas. 3:05 p.m.Sunday, Nov. 28—Washington Redskins at Washington, 1:30 p.m.Sunday, Dec. 5—Philadelphia Eagles at Philadelphia, I p.m.SATURDAY. DEC. 11—St. Louis Cardinals at Dallas. 2:15 p.m.Sunday, Dec. 19—New York Giants at New York, 1:30 p.m.
Dick Nolan • Jim Myers • Tom Landry • Red HIckey • Ermal Allen
TOM LANDRY —Head Coach
Tom Landry enters his seventeenth professional football seasonthis year and the way his contract reads, he'll still be with the Cowboys when he enters his 26th season.
A native Texan, he was a natural choice to coach Dallas' entryin the National Football League when the club franchise was grantedin 1960. On Feb. 5, 1964, Cowboys owner Clint Murchison announcedhe had signed Landry to a contract running through the 1974 season.It was the longest contract in the history of pro sports, as well asnewsmen could determine.
"It's in line with my philosophy that when you get a good manyou want to hold onto him," Murchison explained.
Landry played college football at the University of Texas, withtime out for World War II bomber service, and joined the New YorkYankees of the old All-America Conference in 1949.
When the two leagues merged in 1950, Landry went to the NewYork Giants where he was to spend the next ten years as a player,player-coach and defensive backfield coach.
A native of Mission, Texas, Landry has made his home in Dallasfor the past nine years with his wife Alicia and three children —Tom Jr., 15; Kitty, 12; and Lisa, 7.
ERMAL ALLEN — Offensive Backfield CoachErmal Allen joined the Cowboys in 1962 after 14 years as a
coach at his alma mater, Kentucky, and in his first Dallas seasonthe Cowboys ranked second in the NFL in total offense, touchdownsand points scored.
He quarterbacked the Wildcats in his undergraduate days ('39-'41) and was a member of the Fort Benning and Army All-Star teamsduring World War II and a defensive back with the Cleveland Brownsin 1947.
Returning to Kentucky, he worked under Bear Bryant from 1948through 1953 and under Blanton Collier from 1954 through 1961.
Allen, 44, earned three letters each in football, basketball andgolf in college and is a top amateur golfer. His son. Ken, is a halfback at Georgia Tech. The other Allen children are Ann, 19, andAmy, 10.
HOWARD (RED) HICKEY — Offensive End CoachRed Hickey, now in his second year with the Cowboys, has been
around the NFL since 1940. , ^ ^ .A native of Clarksville, Ark., Red gi-aduated from the University
of Arkansas in 1941 and was drafted by the Pittsburgh Steelers. Hewas traded to the Cleveland Rams before the 1941 season and playedwith them five seasons ('41 and '45-'48) in Cleveland and Los Angeles.
He remained with the Rams for six more seasons as an assistantcoach, then joined the San Francisco 49ers in 1955 as an assistantcoach, taking the head job in 1959 and remaining as 49er headcoach through part of the '63 season.
Red's family—^wife Celia and three sons—moved to Dallas in thesummer of 1964.
JIM MYERS — Offensive Line CoachA long-time coach in the collegiate ranks, Myers joined the Cow
boys in 1962 after four years as head coach and athletic director atTexas A&M.
He was an assistant coach at Wofford College, Vanderbilt andUCLA and head coach at Iowa State before going to Texas A&M.
The 42-year-old Myers played his college ball at Tennessee ('41-'42 and '46) and Duke ('43). While at Duke in the Marine V-12 program, he was named All-Southern Conference guard.
Jim and his wife have three daughters — Susan, 18; Kathy, 15;and Carol, 14.
DICK NOLAN — Defensive Backfield CoachNolan joined the Cowboys as a player-coach in 1962, retiring as
a player the following season to limit himself to coaching.
The 33-year-old Maryland product was reunited with Landrylast year. They were teammates in 1954 and '55 when Landry was aplayer-coach for the New York Giants. Nolan was also Landry'spupil in 1956, '57 and '59 when the latter was full-time defensivecoach. Nolan was with the Chicago Cardinals in 1958, returning tothe Giants for the three following seasons.A native of White Plains, N.Y., Dick is the father of five chil
dren—^Richard Jr., 10; Nancy, 9; Michael, 6; Kelly, 5; and Lisabeth, 3.
DON COCHREN — TrainerDon Cochren joined the Cowboys in June 1965 after one year as
head trainer at the University of New Hampshire.A graduate of Purdue University who gained his physical ther
apy certificate from Pennsylvania, the 33-year-old Cochren spenttwo years as trainer at Case Institute in Cleveland and four years astrainer of the Toronto Argonauts of the Canadian football league.
Married and the father of three children, he also spent two yearsas a physical therapy officer in the Air Force.
LARRY GARDNER —TrainerAlmost a native Texan, Larry Gardner was born and reared in
Louisiana and graduated from McNeese State in 1961. The 26-yearold, who joined the Cowboys staff in June of 1965, graduated fromthe Hermann Hospital School of Physical Therapy at the TexasMedical Center in Houston in 1962. ^
He spent two years at the University of Califomia, with timeout for a six-month tour of duty in the Anny, before becoming football trainer at Stanford University in 1964.
Still single, Gardner was born in Lake Charles, La., and attended school in Sulphur, La.
JACK ESKRIDGE — Equipment ManagerA basketball player who holds one Kansas University scoring
record that even Wilt Chamberlain never bettered. Jack Eskndge hasbeen in most every phase of athletics since graduating from highschool in Independence, Mo. , , , „
The 39-year-old Kansas City, Kan., native played pro basketballfor two seasons (1949-50) with the Chicago Stags and IndianapolisJets of the NBA, after playing at Kansas in 1946-47-48. He alsocoached five years in Iowa and Kansas high schools and five years atKansas University. He joined the Cowboys for their first season in
Eskridge's KU basketball record: He scored 30 points in a half.
GIL BRANDT — Player Scouting DirectorA native of Milwaukee, Gil Brandt is a 31-year-old who has
managed to crowd a maximum of experience into a few years.This is his 11th season of professional football talent hunting,
his eighth year at it on a full-time basis.After his graduation from the University of Wisconsin in 1954,
Gil scouted on a part-time basis for the Los Angeles Rams from 1955through '57.
THE 1965 DALLAS COWBOYS
George AndrieHt: 6-7 Wt: 252
Defensive EndBorn: 4-20-40
MarquetteFourth Year
Strong and rugged, he won starting job and All-Rookieteam selection in '62 . . . drafted sixth by Cowboys in'61 after missing final collegiate season when Marquette dropped football . . . good pass rusher as member of Cowboys' young front four . . . native of GrandRapids, Mich., now lives in Dallas.
COWBOYS RECORDS
Opponents' Fumble RecoveriesNo. Yds. Avg. Long TO
TOTALS 4
Don Bishop Defensive Halfback City College, La.Ht: 6-1 Wt: 223 Born: 7-1-34 Seventh Year
Spent part of '64 season alternating with Wan-en Livingston as starter at right corner . . . led Cowboys ininterceptions in '61 and '62, being named to Pro Bowlteam after '62 season . . . returned fumble 21 yardsfor TD to help East win '63 Pro Bowl ... a nativeof Los Angeles, played with Bears in '59.
Pass Interceptions
No. Yds. Avg. Long TD3 13 4.3 13 08 172 21.5 57 0
6 134 22.3 44 05 45 9.0 31 0
COWBOYS RECORDS
Opponents' Fumble Recoveries
ong TD Year No. Yds. Avg. Long TDI960
TOTALS .. 22 3i4 16.5 57
196!
19621963
1964TOTALS
84 42.0 84 I
0 0.0 0 097 19.4 84 I
Jim Boeke Offensive Tackle HeidelbergHt: 6-5 Wt: 255 Born: 9-11-38 Sixth Year
Played considerably late in '64 season after injury sidelined Tony Liscio . . . joined Cowboys in mid-August oflast season in trade with Rams and saw action primarily with specialty teams . . . Little All-America incollege, he also played some defense for Rams . . .native and still resident of Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio.
Offensive Tackle
Offensive End Colorado
Ht: 6-1 Wt: 210 Born; 2-7-34 Ninrh Year
Set club record with 65 receptions in '64, despite catching only six in last four games . . . AP All-Pro firstteam . . . receptions totaled more than 100 yards infour games and caught seven or more in five . . . top fNFL long-pass receiver in '60, '61 and '62 on yardsper catch ... from Beloit, Wisconsin, lives in Dallas.
COWBOYS RECORDS
Passing
ID. Yds. Pet.0 0.0
Avg. Gn.0.0
Opponents' Fumble RecoveriesYear No. Yds. Avg. Long TD1961 I 0 0.0 0 0
RushingYear No. Yds. Avg. Long TD1963 I 12 12.0 12 01964 10 46 4.6 21 0TOTALS . 1 1 58 5.3 21 0
Receiving
Year No. Yds. Avg. Long TD
I960 .... 9 290 32.2 76 3
1961 ...41 919 22.4 80 9
1962 ... 47 1043 22.2 66 14
1963 .... 43 833 19.4 75 10
1964 .. 65 973 15.0 49 5
TOTALS 205 4058 19.8 80 41
Jim Colvin Defensive Tackle HoustonHr: 6-2 Wt: 252 Born: 11-30-37 Sixth YearGiven large share of credit for improvement of frontfour after joining Cowboys in trade with Colts before'64 training camp . . . his agility aided Cowboys passrush last season . . . played two years as Colts regular,succeeding retired veteran Art Donovan in 62 . . . upiuin Monahans, Texas, he now makes his home in Dallas.
COWBOYS RECORDS
Opponents' Fumble RecoveriesNo. Yds. Avg. Long ID
Mike Connelly Guard Utah State
Ht: 6-3 Wt: 240 Born: 10-16-35 Sixth YearCowboys' regular center last four seasons after playingguard and center on specialty teams in rookie seasonof '60 . . . came to Cowboys from Rams at end of preseason schedule . . . avid weightlifter and one ofstrongest men on squad . . . from Los Angeles, he nowlives in Dallas where he is a stock broker.
COWBOYS RECORDS
Opponents' Fumble RecoveriesYear No. Yds. Avg. Long1964 2 3 1.5 3
Buddy Dial FlankerHf: 6-1 Wt: 183 Born: 1-17-37 Seventh Year
His first season with Cowboys last year was spentmainly on bench following thigh operation . .. best daywas season's finale against former Pittsburgh teammates, catching five for 100 yards . . . joined Cowboysin trade for negotiation rights to Scott Appleton . . .from Magnolia, Texas, now lives in Dallas.
COWBOYS RECORDS
Pass Receiving
No. Yds. Avg. Long TD1 1 178 17.1 41 0
Perry Lee Dunn Offensive Halfback MississippiHt: 6-1 Wt: 200 Born: 1-20-41 Second Year
Drafted on third round in '63 as defensive halfback,but won starting running back job for final threegames of '64 season after injuries felled starters . . .impressed with his strong running and desire . . .played quarterback and fullback in college, also outstanding on defense . . . home is Natchez, Mississippi.
COWBOYS RECORDS
Passing
ID. Yds. Pcf.0 0.0
Pet.
RushingNo. Yds. Avg. Long TD.26 103 4.0 14 I
Kickoff Returns
No. Yds. Avg. Long TD... 2 33 16.5 IB 0
Int. Avg. Gn. TD0.0 0 0.0 0
ReceivingYear No. Yds. Avg. Long TD1964 2 30 15.0 18 0
Opponents' Fumble RecoveriesYear No. Yds. Avg. Long TD1964 2 0 0.0 0 0
Dave Edwards Linebacker Auburn
Ht: 6-1 Wt: 230 Born: 12-14-39 Third Year
Starter when '64 season opened, he remained there untilChuck Howley rewon post in fourth game . . . alsosaw considerable action when injuries felled linebackers late in '63 . . . was with Cowboys in '62, but notactivated . . . from Abbeville, Ala., now makes homein Dallas.
COWBOYS RECORDS
Opponents' Fumble RecoveriesYear No. Yds. Avg. Long TD Year1963 I 0 0.0 0 01964 0 — _ _ _TOTALS .. . I 0 0.0 0 0
Pass InterceptionsYear No. Yds. Avg. Long TD1963 I 17 17.0 17 01964 I I 1 ,0 1 0TOTALS . 2 18 9.0 17 0
Offensive EndHt: 6-5 Wt: 216 Born: 7-4-39 Fifth Year ■ JUsed primarily on specialty teams last season after ¥fine '63 finish which saw him named to East squad Jf O Ifor Pro Bowl . . . pressed into service as punter in ly •*-»■ /final two games of '64 season . . . joined Cowboys in '62and held starting tight end job for two seasons . . . l ■from Seattle, he now makes his home in Dallas. ^ m
COWBOYS RECORDSReceiving Punting
Year No. Yds. Avg. Long TO Year No. Yds. Avg. Long Elk.1962 39 536 13.7 52 6 1964 15 497 33.1 48 01963 3 6 407 13.1 35 4 Rushing1964 5 41 8.2 I I 0 Year No. Yds. Avg. Long TPTOTALS . 75 984 13.1 52 ID 1964 I 9 9.0 9 0
15 497 33.1 48 0Rushing
No. Yds. Avg. Long TPI 9 9.0 9 0
WashingtonFifth Year
Opponents' Fumbie RecoveriesYear No. Yds. Avg. Long ID1964 I 0 0.0 0 0
Kickoff ReturnsNo. Yds. Avg. Lo-g TP. I 0 0.0 0 0
Bill Frank Offensive Tackle ColoradoHt: 6-5 Wt: 255 Born: 4-13-38 Second YearJoined Cowboys week of ninth game last season afterthree years ^v^th Vancouver in Canadian league . . .size and strength is expected to make him a top candidate for offensive line job this season . . ■ played bothoffense and defense in Canada . . . spent four years inMarines . . . native of Denver, now lives in Dallas.
Mike Gaechter Defensive Safety OregonHt: 6-0 Wt: 194 Born: 1-9-40 Fourth YearA starter in '64 and through first four games of '64,until broken elbow sidelined him . . . signed as freeagent because of quickness and excellent speed . . .set club records with 100-yard Interception return (vs.Eagles, '62) and two interceptions for 121 yards (vs.Redskins, '63) . . . Califomian, now lives in Dallas.
COWBOYS RECORDS
Year1962 -1963 ..1964TOTALS
Year196219631964TOTALS
Pass InterceptionsNo. Yds. Avg. Long ID
.. 8 276 34.0
Kickoff Returns
Punt ReturnsYear No. Yds. Avg. Long ID1962 7 32 4.5 15 01963 2 2 1-0 2 01964 5 24 4.8 16 0TOTALS -. 14 58 4.1 16 0
Opponents' Fumble RecoveriesYear No. Yds. Avg. Long TD1962 0 — — — —1963 I 0 0.0 0 01964 0 — — — —TOTALS .... I 0 0.0 0 0
Avg. Long TD16.0 16 0
Pele Gent Offensive End Michigan StateHt: 6-4 Wt: 210 Born: 8-23-42 Second Year
Played in four games last season as rookie . . . joinedCowboys as free agent after skipping football in collegeto become second-leading scorer in Michigan Statebasketball history . . . exceptionally good hands . . .knee surgery slowed him early in '65 camp . . .firsttried as defensive halfback . . . from Bangor, Michigan.
Year
1962 .. .
1963 ....
1964 ....
TOTALS
Cornell Green Defensive Halfback Utah StateHt: 6-3 Wt: 216 Born: 2-10-40 * Fourth Year
Became regular cornerback late in rookie year of '62and has held that job since . . . failed to intercept apass last season after snaring seven in '63 to ranksixth in NFL .. . a basketball standout in college, hedidn't play football . . . brother Pumpsie is formerbig-league infielder . .. Californian, lives in Dallas.
COWBOYS RECORDS
Pass Inferceptions
No. Yds. Avg. Long ID
7 211 30.1 55 0
7 21 1 30.1 55 0
Opponents' Fumble Recoveries
Year No. Yds. Avg. Long TD1962 .. 0 — — — —
1963 I 20 20.0 20 I
1964 0 — — — —
TOTALS . I 20 20.0 20 I
Bob Hayes Flanker Florida A&MHt:5-11 Wt: 189 Born: 12-20-42 First Year (D-7 '631 i f"Holds world record in 100-yard and 100-meter dashes, \won '64 Olympics 100-meter . . . drafted as a future on ispeed alone, but has convinced Cowboys coaches he hasall the tools to become one of NFL's best receivers .igiiSever . . . was sensational as pass receiver in post- 'SIseason games last winter . . . home is Jacksonville, Fla.
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Harold Hays Linebacker Southern MississippiHt: 6-2 Wt: 229 Born: 8-24-39 Third Year
Has given Cowboys top reserve linebacking strengthfor two years . . . played considerably in '62 after injury sidelined Lee Roy Jordan and until receiving aninjury bimself in 12th game , . . outside linebacker,he has seen some pre-season action at middle linebacker
, ... from Hattiesburg, Miss., he now lives in Dallas.
Linebacker West VirginiaHt: 6-2 Wt: 239 Born: 6-28-36 Seventh Year
A defensive-team leader since joining' the Cowboys in'61 trade with Bears . . . tremendous speed and goodreactions . . . Tom Landry called him "most improved"on squad in '62 . . . missed '60 season with leg injuryand first three '64 games with back trouble ... a native of Wheeling, W. Va., makes his home in Dallas.
COWBOYS RECORDSO
Year1961 ....
1962 ....1963 ....1964TOTALS
Pass InfercepfipnsNo. Yds. Avg. Long ID
I 5 5.0 5 02 33 16.5 21 02 3 1.5 3 02 27 13.5 21 0
... 7 68 9.7 21 0Punting
No. Yds. Avg. Long BIk.I 37 37.0 37 0
pponents' Fumble RecoveriesYear No. Yds. Avg. Long1961 0 — — — .|?62 I 0 0.0 01963 ..._ I 0 0.0 01964 0 — _ _ .TOTALS .... 2 0 0.0 0
Punt Returns
Year No. Yds. Avg. Long1964 I 0 0.0 0
Joe Bob Isbell Guard HoustonHt: 6-1 Wt: 243 Born: 7-7-40 Fourth YearRegulaj- for last two seasons, he spent parts of firsttwo years sidelined with injuries . . . made stx'ong mnat starting job as rookie free agent before beinglate in training camp . . . captain and best lineman of'61 college squad, he helped coach UH in '65 springtraining .. . from Orange, he now lives in Houston.
Mitch Johnson Offensive Tackle - Guard UCLAHt: 6-4 Wt: 245 Born: 3-1-42 First Year (D-17)Has good quickness for his size . . . was strong, dependable blocker in college, where he caught severalpasses on tackle-eligible play . . . gained right to longlook by coaches with good reactions and conditioningwhen rookie camp first opened . . . home town is Chicago.
Lee Roy Jordan Linebacker Alabama
* Ht: 6-1 Wt: 227 Born: 4-27-41 Third YearRookie-of-the-year candidate in '63 until kidney injury
1 3 i stopped him for last six games . . . outside linebacker,\ I he switched to middle for one game in '64 when Jerryvv v' ' Tubbs was injured . . . Cowboys' first real first-round
k i selection in player draft (*62) . . . good pursuit, diag-nosis and desire . . . from Excell, Ala.
COWBOYS RECORDSPass Interceptions Opponents' Fumble Recoveries
Year No. Yds. Avg. Long ID Year No. Yds. Avg. Long ID1963 3 41 13.6 23 0 1963 I 0 0.0 0 01964 I 3 3.0 3 0 1964 I 0 0.0 0 0TOTALS ...4 44 I I .0 23 0 TOTALS .. 2 0 0.0 0 0
Ernie Kellermann Defensive Halfback Miami (Ohio)Ht: 6-0 Wt: 175 Bom: 12-17-43 First Year (D-12)
Strong points are quickness and desire . . . establishedhimself early in camp as good bet to gain job . . .quarterback and captain in college, he won team's most-valuable-player award three straight years . . . gained3,978 yards total offense in college career . . . fromMaple Heights, Ohio.
Jake Kupp Guard WashingtonHt: 6-3 Wt: 239 Born: 3-12-41 Second Year
Joined Cowboys as tight end, shifted to guard early intraining camp and was a starter part of the season. . . showed potential to develop into strong offensivelineman . . . all-around athlete, he was a pitcher incollege and coaches felt he could have played basketball ... from Sunnyside, Wash.
Bob Lilly Defensive Tackle TCUHt: 6-5 Wt: 255 Bom: 7-26-39 Fifth Year
Won general acceptance last season as top defensivetackle in NFL . . . made virtually all All-Pro teamsand capped season with outstanding game in Pro Bowl. . . tied with Jerry Tubbs as team leader in fumble recoveries . . . switched from end to tackle early in '63... from Throckmorton, Texas, lives in Fort Worth.
COWBOYS RECORDS
Opponents' Fumble RecoveriesYear No. Yds. Avg. Long1961 I 0 0.0 0
1962 . I 0 0.0 0
1963 I 42 42.0 42
1964 3 4 1.3 4
J?
TOTALS 6
Tony LiscioHt: 6-5Ht: 6-5
Offensive TackleBorn: 7-2-40Wt: 264 Born: 7-2-40 Third Year
Won starting left tackle job in '64 training camp andWas developing into team's top offensive lineman whendropped by knee injury in tenth game . . . knee complications forced him to miss '65 training camp andcould hobble him for season . . . acquired by Cowboysweek of first '63 game . . . from Pittsburgh, Penna.
Warren Livingston Defensive Halfback ArizonaHt: 5-10 Wt: 192 Bom: 7-5-38 Fifth Year
Regained starting cornerback job in '64, splitting position witb Don Bishop . . . injuries have dogged himsince fine rookie season of '61 . . . broken arm forcedhim out of final six games in '61 and another injury tosame arm in '62 camp slowed him all season . . . wonseveral college engineering honors . .. lives in Mesa.
COWBOYS RECORDS
ArizonaFifth Year
Pass Interceptions Opponents' Fumble Recoveries
Year No. Yds. Avg. Long TD Year No. Yds. Avg. Long TD
1961 1 3 3.0 3 0 1961 .... 1 0 0.0 0 0
1962 0 — —— — 1962 .... 0 — —
— —
1963 3 31 10.3 29 0 1963 .... 1 0 0.0 0 0
1964 1 27 27.0 27 0 1964 . 2 17 6.5 17 1
TOTALS .... 5 61 12.2 29 0 TOTALS . 3 17 5.7 17 1
Obert Logan Offensive End Trinity (Texas)Ht: 5-10 Wt: 180 Born: 12-6-41 First Year (FA)Went to camp as one of smallest defensive backfieldhopefuls, switched to offense for a rookie scrimmageand impressed everyone with his ability to hold ontothe ball . . . reminds Cowboys coaches of Tommy McDonald with his acrobatics and resiliency . . . toprusher on college team . . , lives in Gonzales, Texas.
Dave Wanders Guard-Center Wichigan StateHt: 6-2 Wt: 248 Born: 2-20-41 Second YeorSaw considerable action late in rookie season . . .speed and strength give him good potential as a blocker. . . was in Cowboys camp in '62, played with Toledoin United Football League in '62 and '63 . . . wms atop lineman both offensively and defensively in college. . . hometown is Kingsford, Mich.
Amos Marsh Offensive Halfback Oregon StateHt: 6-0 Wt: 225 Born: 5-7-39 Fifth YeorTeam's No. 2 rusher past four seasons, switched fromfullback in '64 . . . was NFL's seventh-ranked rusherwith 802 yards '. . . has alternated as starter with JimStiger past two seasons . . . club records include 101-yard kickoff return and 85-yard pass reception . . .from Apple Valley, Calif., now makes home in Dallas.
MARSH (conf.l
COWBOYS RECORDS
'■i Rushing ReceivingNo. Yds. Avg. Long TD Year No. Yds. Avg. Long TD
.. 84 379 4.1 7! 1 196! . 21 189 9.0 46 2
..144 802 5.6 70 6 1962 . 35 467 13.3 85 2
.. 99 483 4.9 41 5 1963 . 26 224 8.6 35 0
. 100 401 4.0 28 2 1964 . 15 13! 8.7 32 0
..427 2065 4.8 71 14 TOTALS . 97 101 1 10.4 85 4Kickoff Returns Punt Returns
Year No. Yds. Avg. Long TD Year No. Yds. Avg. Long TD1961 . 26 667 25.7 79 0 1961 .. 14 7! 5.1 19 01962 . 29 725 25.0 101 1 1962 . 3 4 1.3 3 01963 . 9 167 18.6 3! 0 1963 . .. 0 —
1964 . 1 2 2.0 2 0 1964 . ... .. 0 —
TOTALS 66 1561 23.7 10! 1 TOTALS 17 75 4.4 19 0
Don Meredith QuarterbackHt: 6-3 Wt: 203 Born: 4-10-38 Sixth YearMissed two games last season and played other 12 withinjuries ranging from torn knee cartilage to shouldersprains, sprained ankles, bone bruises and stomachmuscle rupture . . . won starting job in mid-season of'63 UPI collegiate back of the week four times in '58. . . from Mount Vernon, Texas, now lives in Dallas.
COWBOYS RECORDSPassing
Year AH. Comp. Yds. Pet. Int. Avg. Gn. TDI960.— 68 29 281 42.6 5 4.1 21961 182 94 1,161 51.2 II 6.7 91962 212 105 1,679 49.5 8 7.9 151963 310 167 2,381 53.9 18 7.7 171964 323 158 2,143 48.9 16 6.6 9TOTALS.... .. 1,095 553 7,675 50.5 58 7.0 52
RushingYear No. Yds. Avg. Long TDI960 . 3 4 1.3 8 01961 . 22 176 8.0 28 1
1962 . 21 74 3.5 14 01963 . 41 185 4.5 26 31964 . 32 81 2.5 17 4TOTALS .- .1 19 520 4.4 28 8
Craig Morton Quarterback CaliforniaHt: 6-6 Wt: 216 Born: 2-5-43 First Year (D-DNo. 2 college passer last year behind fellow Cowboysrookie Jerry Rhome, played in All-Star game . . . hit185 of 308 passes (60.1 per cent) for 2,121 yards and13 TDs in '64 . . . tuiTied down baseball bonus . . .native of Flint, Mich., he lived in San Jose, Calif, before moving to Dallas last spring.
Ralph Neely Offensive Tackle OklahomaFirst Year {D-2)Hf: 6-5 Wt: 257 Born: 9-12-43 First Year (0-2)
Drafted by Baltimore, negotiation rights traded toCowboys . . . consensus All-America last season andconsidered almost a sure bet to win job with Cowboys. . . played in All-Star game . . . married, no children. . . born in Little Rock, Ark., attended Irigh school inFannington, N. Mex.
Pettis Norman Offensive End J. C. Smith
Year
1962
19631964 .. ..TOTALS
k Ht: 6-3 Wt: 220 Bom: 1-4-39 Fourth YearI Had starting tight end job to himself in '64 after two^ seasons on specialty teams and splitting time at tight[ end and flanker . . . joined Cowboys as free agent and' won job with strong blocking, good size and speed . . .
1 posted 9.7-second 100-yard dash m college ... a nativeof Charlotte, N.C., he now lives in Dallas.
COWBOYS RECORDSReceiving Kickoff Returns
No. Yds. Avg. Long TD Year No. Yds. Avg. Long TD... 2 34 17.0 29 0 1962 2 5 2.5 5 018 341 18.9 49 3 .,.'^'"'^5® """"I i rn94 91 1 13 0 37 2 Year No. Yds. Avg. Long TD
:;44 686 15:6 49 S 1963 I 0 0.0 0 0
Brig Owens Defensive Safety Cincinnati
Ht: 5-11 Wt: 188 Born: 2-16-43 First Year (D-7)Nation's No. 12 man in total offensive in_'63 as quarterback, but his quickness and aggressiveness dictateswitch to safety . . . was runner, passer and Wcker incollege ... lived up to expectations in '65 training camp. . . captain of college team . . . born in Linden, Texas,lives in Fullerton, Calif.
Don PerkinsHt: 5-10 Wt: 206
FullbackBorn: 3-4-38
New MexicoFifth Year
Has been among NFL's leading rushers ever since coming into pro ball, sixth in '61, fifth in '62, tenth in 63and fifth last year . . . headed for gi'eatest season in'64, injuries limited him to ten carries and 25 yards infinal four games . . . three-time Pro Bowl standout infour years . . . Iowa native, lives in Albuquerque.
COWBOYS RECORDSRushing ReceivingYds Avg. Long TD Year No. Yds. Avg. Long TD815 4? 47 4 1961 32 298 9.3 38 I
4 3 35 7 1962 13 104 8.0 21 0mT 4 1 19 7 1963 .. 14 84 6.0 19 0?68 4:6 59 6 1964 15 155 10.3 37 03169 4.3 59 24 TOTALS . .74 641 8.7 38 I
Rushing
32 298 9.3 38 I. 13 104 8.0 21 014 84 6.0 19 0
. 15 155 10.3 37 0
. 74 641 8.7 38 I
No. Yds. Avg. Long TD200 815 4.1 47 4222 945 4.3 35 7.149 641 4.1 19 7174 768 4.6 59 6745 3169 4.3 59 24
Punt Returns
No. Yds. Avg. Long TD.. I 8 8.0 8 0
Kickoff ReturnsNo. Yds. Avg. Long TD
. 22 443 20.1 30 0
Roger Pettee Linebacker FloridaHt: 6-4 Wt: 230 Born 12-9-42 Firsf Year (D-5)
Considered a sti-ong candidate for linebacker job, hasnever really had a chance to work since variety of injuries in training camp kept him out of heavy action rmost of pre-season . . . married, one son . . . bom in tSt. Paul, Minn., lived in Gainesville, Fla., before mov- 'ing to Dallas last winter. |
Garry Porterfield Guard - Def. End
Jethro Pugh Defensive End
Ht: 6-3 Wt: 231 Bom: 8-4-43 First Year (D-14)
Played end at Tulsa with fellow Cowboys rookie JerryEl '' Rhome and brought to camp at defensive end . .■k ' moved to linebacker before switching to guard andBl, ' ' JKB winning enthusiastic support for his hard-hitting play
. . . still growing, he should have no size problem . . .born in Pawnee, Okla., he now lives in Tulsa.
Jethro Pugh Defensive End Elizabeth City StateHt: 6-6 Wt: 250 Bom: 7-3-44 First Year (D-11)First Cowboys rookie to sign, in '64 . . . two-year All-CIAA choice and most valuable lineman on squad in'64 . . . first worked as offensive tackle, but moved to TJSSBBBdefensive end after three weeks . . . played three quar-ters in second pre-season game (vs. 49ers) . . . young-est player on squad . . . home is Windsor, N.C.
Dan Reeves Off. Halfback - Flanker South CarolinaI Ht: 6-1 Wt: 203 Born: 1-19-44 First Year (FA)IJfe— Not especially highly regarded when he reported toBfc hi.-' camp, he quickly became a top running back candidateHk - Vlfc among rookies . . . played quarterback in college, where■|k JL he was both passing and running threat . . . had 248
yards passing against Nebraska last year . . . second-HK^SssSmH team All-AC(il in '62, '64 . . . from Andersonville, Ga.Mel Renfro Defensive Safety OregonHt: 6-0 Wt: 206 Born: 12-30-41 Second YearRookie-of-the-year candidate in '64 and Pro Bowl standout, he made several All-Pro teams . . . third in NFLin punt returns, seventh in kickoff returns with mostyardage in league in both categories, and fourth inleague in interceptions . . . his speed saved nine TDsduring season . . home town is Portland, Ore.
COWBOYS RECORDSPass Interceptions Punt Returns
Year No. Yds. Avg. Long TD Year No. Yds. Avg.1964 7 1 10 15.7 37 I 1964 32 418 13. 1
Kickoff ReturnsYear No. Yds. Avg. Long TD1964 40 1017 25.4 65 0
Long TD69 I
Jerry Rhome Quarterback TulsaHt: 6-0 Wt: 187 Born: 3-6-42 First Year (D-13 "63)Rewrote virtually every NCAA passing record last yearby hitting 224 of 326 (68.7 per cent) for 2,870 yardsand 32 TDs, against four interceptions . . . had totaloffense of 3,128 yards . . - native of Dallas, he attendedSMU for one varsity season and led SWC passers beforetransferring to Tulsa.
Colin RIdgway Punter LamarTech
Ht: 6-5 Wt: 211 Born: 2-19-39 First Year (FA)Everything about him is different — i.e., from Australia, has high-jumped over seven feet, never playedAmerican football at any level, drop kicks better than50 yards, punts barefooted, a rookie at 26 years old. . . but he moves the ball when he puts his foot intoit . . . from Melborne, Australia.
Bill Sandeman Offensive Tackle
Ht: 6-6 Wt: 249 Born: 11-30-42 First Year (FA)Played end and tackle in college . . . strong point is hisstrength . . injured knee early in training camp andwas able to work little in pre-season . . . married andhas one child ... a native of Providence, R. I., he nowmakes his home iix Stockton, Calif.* wheie he attendedUniversity of the Pacific.
Jimmy Sidle Fullback AuburnHt: 6-2 Wt: 215 Born: 2-7-43 First Year (D-4)Late July surgery on right shoulder makes hini_ Ques-tionable this season . . . rushed for 1006 yards in 63, |Rwl uHjonly quarterback ever to lead NCAA in rushing . . .named to '63 AP and Look All-America teams and ^Sports Illustrated's pre-season choice for player of theyear in '64 . . . married . . . from Birmingham, Ala. Wr
Larry Stephens Defensive End-Tackle TexasHt: 6-3 Wt: 252 Born: 9-24-3B Sixtli Year
M Regulai" member of Cowboy's front four last seasonrW that gained distinction as one of NFL's best . . .' Browns two seasons and Rams one, joined Cowboys, week of '63 opener and became starter in early season
i shift that sent Bob Lilly to tackle . . . lives in Austin^ 4 where he was on two Texas bowl teams.
Auburn
Jim Stiger Offensive Halfback WashingtonHt: 5-10 Wt: 214 Bom: 1-7-41 Third Year
Held starting fullback and halfback .I'obs on occasionpast two seasons . . . led Cowboys in kickoff and puntreturns in '63 . . . has shown ability to get long gainerswith 42-yard pass, 65-yard run, 66-yard kickoff return and 45-yar(i punt return ... from Corcoran, Calif.,now lives in Dallas.
COWBOYS RECORDS
RushingYear No. Yds. Avg. Long TD1963 3! 140 4.5 14 I1964 68 280 4.1 64 ITOTALS ....99 420 4.2 64 2
Punt Returns
Year No. Yds. Avg. Long TD1963 lO1964 . ..
TOTALS
.14 141
. I 0
.15 141
.I 450.0 09.4 45
ReceivingYear No. Yds. Avg. Long TD1963 13 131 10.1 42 01964 9 85 9.4 31 ITOTALS ...22 216 9.8 42 I
Kickoff Returns
Year No. Yds. Avg. Long TD1963 18 432 24.0 66 01964 0 — — — _TOTALS ... 18 432 24.0 66 0
PassingYds.
0
Int. Avg. Gn.0 0.0
Donlaibert Offensive Tackle Texas
' ' Ht: 6-5 Wt: 240 Born: 3-1-39 Second YearifJK i Played with the Cowboys in '62 then went into Army1 T : for next two years ... a future eighth-round choice
in h® played both defensive end and linebacker asBf \ ''Ycll as offense for Cowboys . . . All-America tackleI Texas team . . . won starting job early in '65
pre-season . . . from Texas City, Texas.
Don Thompson Defensive End Richmond iHt: 6-4 Wt: 245 Born: 10-7-39 Fourth Year
Acquired by the Cowboys on waivers from Philadelphia Tafter third pre-season game of '65 season . . . broke inwith Baltimore as free agent in '62 and injured most of JjBfirst two seasons .... went to Eagles last year andplayed in three games, mainly on specialty teams . . .a native of Danville, Va.
Jerry Tubbs Linebacker OklahomaHt: 6-2 Wt: 222 Born: 1-23-35 Ninth Year
Cowboys defensive leader for five seasons, he returnsthis season as player-coach . . . All-Pro in '62, hestarred in East victory in '63 Pro Bowl . . . holds teamrecords for most assisted and unassisted tackles ingame and season . . . won Walter Camp award in '56. . . lives in Dallas suburb of Richardson.
TUBBS (cont.)
COWBOYS RECORDS
Pass Interceptions Opponents* Fumble RecoveriesYear No. Yds. Avg. Long ID Year No. Yds. Avg. Long TDI960 1 5 5.0 5 0 I960 ... 0 — — — —
1961 3 33 11.0 33 0 1961 ... 1 8 8.0 8 0
1962 4 35 8.8 21 0 1962 ... 1 0 0.0 0 0
1963 2 61 30.5 44 0 1963 ... 0 — — — —
1964 2 27 13.5 26 0 1964 ... 3 0 0.0 0 0
TOTALS ... 12 161 13.4 44 0 TOTALS ... 5 8 1.6 8 0
Silas (Sonny) UtzHt: 6-0 Wt 208
FullbackBorn: 5-21-42
V.P.I.First Year (D-6)
Missed entire training camp due to ankle injury sustained in motorcycle accident last spi'ing . . . considereda top running prospect . . . reported to Cowboys in lateAugust . . . was on first team of both All SouthernConference and All Big Five post-season selections following '64 season . . . lives in Annandale, Virginia.
Collln Verslch KickerBorn: 9-12-42
North DakotaFirst Year (FA)t 1 Ht: 6-1 Wt: 204 Born: 9-12-42 First Year (FA)
I j Gets good distance on place kicks, could develop intorj long kicker . . . handled punting and place kicking iny college, but concentrating on place kicking with Cow-is boys ... xmderwent knee operation in August... had
three field goals against Montana State in '64 . .. fromIffi Hibbing, Minn.
Danny Villanueva Kicker New Mexico StateHt: 5-11 Wt: 209 Born: 11-5-37 Sixth YearJoined Cowboys last May in trade that sent TommyMcDonald to Los Angeles . . . ranked sixth in NFLpunting in '62 with 44.1-yard average . .. set Ramsclub records with 87 punts and 45.5-yard average in T2. . . punted for 45.4 average in '63, third best in NFL. . . native of Tucumcari, N Mex.
New Mexico State
Malcolm Walker Center-Linebacker RiceHt: 6-4 Wt: 245 Born: 5-24-43 First Year (D-2)
Knee injury in All-Star game resulted in cartilage operation and long delay in getting with club . . . called
i by Jess Neely "one of the best linemen we've ever hadat Rice" . . . could play anywhere in offensive line . . .married, no children . . . from Dallas, he's second SouthOak Cliff grad to be drafted by Cowboys.
Russell Wayt Linebacker - Offensive End Rice [2Ht: 6-4 Wt: 235 Born: 10-6-42 First Year (D-8)
Joined Cowboys as linebacker after teaming with Malcolm Walker to give Rice outstanding linebacking in'64, but moved to tight end after shoi-t stay in training camp ... a fullback in college, he has blocking andball-can-ying experience to aid as tight end . . . fromWhite Oak, Texas, he now lives in Longview, Texas.
A. D. Whitfield Offensive Halfback North Texas StateHt: 5-10 Wt: 200 Born: 9-2-43 First Year (FA)
Leading rusher in Missouri Valley Conference in '64,he was one of four rookie running backs with goodchance of winning steady job . . . played both fullbackand halfback in college, where he scored twice in eightseconds as sophomore in upset win over West TexasState . . . from Rosebud, 'Texas.
Maury Youmans Defensive End SyracuseHt: 6-4 Wt: 251 Born: 10-18-36 Sixth Year
Fifth man in Cowboys' front four, he started last threegames after Lari'y Stephens was injured . . . also sawconsiderable action throughout season as top reserveand on goal-line team . . . member of Syracuse's 1959national championship team . . . good speed for size. . . from Eagle Bay, N.Y., now lives in Syracuse.
Pronunciation Guide
Name Pronounce If
George Andrle AN-dreeJim Boeke BO-keyJim Colvin KAUL-vin
Mike Gaechter GEK-tur
Pete Gent jent
Tony Liscio LIS-e-o
Jim Stiger STY-gurCol (in Versich VERSE-itch
Danny Vilianueva vill-a-new-WAY-vahMaury Youmans YO-manz
NEW FACES IN 1965Leon Donohue—Acquired in trade with San Francisco for draft choice.Bob Hayes—Drafted as a future on seventh round in 1963.Mitch Johnson—Drafted on 17th round in 1964.Ernie Kellermann—Drafted on 12th round in 1964.Obert Logan—Signed as a free agent.Craig Morton—Drafted on first round in 1964.Ralph Neely—Acquired negotiation rights in trade with Baltimore.Brig Owens—Drafted on seventh round in 1964.Garry Porterfield—Drafted on 14th round in 1964.Dan Reeves—Signed as free agent.Jerry Rhome—Drafted as a future on 13th round in 1963.Colin Ridgway—Signed as a free agent.J. D. Smith—Acquired in trade with San Francisco for draft choice.Don Thompson—Obtained on waivers from Philadelphia.Collin Versich—Signed as a free agent.Danny Villanueva—Acquired in trade with Los Angeles for Tommy McDonald.Malcolm Walker—Drafted on second round in 1964.Russell Wayt—Drafted on eighth round in 1964.A. D. Whitfield—Signed as a free agent.
COWBOYS' HONORSCollege All-Star Game
1960—Don Meredith, QB, SMU; Don Perkins, OHB, New Mexico.1961—Glynn Gregory, OE, SMU; Robert Lilly, DT, TCU.1963—Sonny Gibbs, QB, TCU; Lee Roy Jordan, LB, Alabama.1964—Mel Renfro, DHB, Oregon; Perry Lee Dunn, DHB, Mississippi.1965—Bob Hayes, OHB, Florida A&M; Craig Morton, QB, California; Ralph
Neely, OT, Oklahoma; Malcolm Walker, C, Rice; Russell Wayt, LB,Rice.
Pro Bowl
1961—Jim Doran, OE.1962—Dick Bielski, OE; Don Perkins, OHB.1963 Don Bishop, DHB; Eddie LeBaron, QB; Robert Lilly, DE; Don Perkins,
OHB; Jerry Tubbs, LB.1964—Sam Baker, Kicker; Lee Folkins, OE; Don Perkins, OHB.1965—Robert Lilly, DT; Mel Renfro, DHB.
All Pro
1962—Don Perkins, OHB (AP, NEA); Jerry Tubbs, LB (Sporting News).1963—Chuck Howley, LB (Sporting News).1964—'Frank Clarke, OE (AP); Robert Lilly, DT (AP, UPl, NEA); J
Ridlon, DHB (Sporting News).All-Rookie
1961—Ken Frost, DT; Robert Lilly, DE; Warren Livingston, DHB; AmosMarsh, FB; Don Perkins, OHB.
1962—George Andrie, DE; Guy Reese, DT.1963—Lee Roy Jordan, LB.1964—Mel Renfro, DHB; Jake Kupp, G.
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toto
DALLAS COWBOYS 1965 ROSTER
No.
Play
er
Pos
Ht.
Wt.
Age
Yr.
College
II
Villanueva, Danny
K
5-1
1 209
27
6
New Mexico State
13
Rhome, Jerry
QB
6-0
187
23
I Tulsa
14
Morton, Craig
QB
6-6
216
22
I Ca
lifo
rnia
17
Meredith. Don
QB
6-3
203
27
6
SMU
20
Renfro, Mel
DB
6-0
206
23
2
Oregon
21
Owens, Brig
DB
5-1
I IBS
22
I Ci
ncin
nati
22
Hayes, Bob
FL
5-1
1 189
22
I Florida A&M
23
Kellermann, Ernie
DB
6-0
175
21
I Miami (Ohio)
24
Smith, J.D.^
FB
6-1
210
33
10
N. Carolina A&T
25
Logan, Obert
OE
5-10
180
23
I Trinity (Texas)
26
Dial
, Buddy
FL
6-1
183
28
7
Rice
27
Saechter, Mike
DB
6-0
194
25
4
Oregon
30
Reeves, Dan
FL
6-1
203
21
I South Carolina
31
Marsh, Amos
MB
6-0
225
26
5
Oregon S
tate
32
Utz, Sonny
FB
5-1
1 215
24
I VP
I33 Wayt, Russell
LB
6-4
235
22
I Rice
34
Green, Cornell
DB
6-3
216
25
4
Utah S
tate
35
Gent,
Pete
E
6-4
210
23
2
Michigan St
ate
36
Sidl
e, Jimmy
FB
6-2
215
22
I Auburn
37
Dunn, Perry Le
e HB
6-1
200
24
2
Miss
issi
ppi
40
Stig
er, Jim
HB-F
B 5-10
214
24
3 Wa
shin
gton
41
Livingston, Warren DB
5-10
192
27
5
Arizona
42
Whitfield, A. D.
. HB
5-10
200
21
I North
Texas
Stat
e43
Perk
ins,
Don
FB
5-10
206
27
5
New Mexico
44
Bishop, Do
n DB
6-1
223
31
7
City Col
lege
, LA
50
Tubbs, Je
rry
LB
6-2
222
30
9
Oklahoma
51
Manders, Dave
C
6-2
248
24
2
Mich
igan
State
Residence
Tucumcari, N.M.
Dallas, Texas
Dallas, Texas
Dallas, Texas
Port
land
, Ore.
Fullerton, C
alif.
Jacksonville,
Fla.
Maple H
ts., Ohio
San Fra
ncis
co, Calif.
Gonzales, Texas
Dallas, Texas
Dallas, Texas
Andersonville, Ga.
Dallas, Texas
Washington, D.
C.Lo
ngvi
ew, Te
xas
Dallas, Texas
Bang
or, Mich.
Birmingham, Ala.
Natchez, Mi
ss.
Dallas, Texas
Mesa, Arizona
Rosebud, Tex
asAlbuquerque, N.M.
Los
Ange
les,
Calif.
Richardson, Texas
Kingsford, Mich.
to
CO
52
Edwards, Dave .
LB
6-1
230
25
3Auburn
Dallas, Texas
53
Conn
elly
, Mike
G6-3
240
29
6Utah State
Dallas, Texas
54
Howley, Chuck
LB
6-2
239
29
7West Virginia
Dallas, Texas
55
Jordan, Lee
Roy .
.. .LB
6-1
227
24
3Alabama
Excell, Alabama
56
Hays, Harold
LB
6-2
229
26
3So. Mississippi
Dall
as, Texas
57
Walker, Malcolm
.C-LB
6-4
245
22
1Rice
Dallas, Texas
60
Isbell, Joe Bob
G6-1
243
25
4Houston
Houston, Texas
61
Pettee, Roger
LB
6-4
230
22
1Florida
St. Pa
ul, Minn.
62
Donohue Leon,
. .G
6-4
245
26
4San Jose State
San Jos
e, Calif.
64
Johnson, Mitch
T-G
6-4
245
23
1UCLA
Chicago, Ill
inoi
s66
Andrie, George
DE
6-7
252
25
4Marquette
Dall
as, Texas
67
Kupp, Jake
G6-3
239
24
2Wa
shin
gton
Sunn
ysid
e, Wash.
68
Boeke, Jim
T6-5
255
26
6Heidelberg
Coyahoga Falls, 0,
70
Sandeman,
Bill
DT
6-6
249
22
1Univ. of Pacific
Prov
iden
ce, R. 1.
71
Talb
ert,
Don
T6-5
240
26
2Texas
Texa
s City, Texas
72
Lisc
io, Tony
T6-5
264
25
3Tulsa
Pittsburgh, Pa.
73
Neely, Ralph
T6-5
257
21
1Oklahoma
Farmington, N.M.
74
Lilly, Bob
.DT
6-5
255
26
5Texas Christian
Fort
Worth, Texas
75
Pugh
, Je
thro
T6-6
250
21
1Elizabeth
City St.
Windsor, N.C.
76
Fran
k, Bi
llT
6-5
255
27
2Colorado
Dallas, Texas
77
Colvin, Jim
DT
6-2
252
27
6Houston
Dallas, Texas
78
Youmans, Maury
DE
6-4
251
28
6Sy
racu
seSy
racu
se, N.
Y.79
Step
hens
, La
rry
DE-DT
6-3
252
26
6Texas
Austin, Texas
82
Clarke, Frank
FL
6-1
210
31
9Colorado
Dallas, Texas
83
Folkins, Lee
E6-5
216
26
5Washington
Dallas, Texas
84
Norman, Pettis
E6-3
220
26
4J. C. Smith
Dallas, Texas
86
Port
erfi
eld,
Garry
DE
6-3
231
22
1Tulsa
Tulsa, Oklahoma
87
Thompson, Don
DE
6-4
245
26
4Richmond
Pittsburgh, Pa.
88
Ridgeway,
Colin
...K
6-5
21
126
1Lamar Tech
Melbourne, Aust.
89
Vers
ich,
Col
lin
K6-1
204
22
1North Dakota
Hibbing, Minn.
Late Acquisition from San
Francisco.
COWBOYS OPPONENTS-
NEW YORK GIANTS
Seph 19 at DallasDec. 19 at New York
Coliseum Tower
10 Columbus Circle
New York 19. N.Y.
Gen. Mgr. — Raymond J. WalshPublicily — Don Smith
Office Phone —JU 2-7272 (212)
Home Phone —886-2720 (212)
Colors—Red, White and Blue
Yankee Stadium 64,892 Cap.
^^1
SHERMAN WHEELWRIGHT
1964 Record—Won 2, Lost 10, Tied 2; All-Ttme Record—Won 284,Lost 166, Tied 28.
Coaching Staff — Al Sherman (fifth year), Ken Kavanaugh, Ed Kolman,Harry Wright, Pop Ivy, Emien Tunnel!, Tom Scott.
— SERIES HISTORY —
Year Site Winner-Score Att.1960 New York Tie. 31-31 55,0331961 Dallas New York. 31-10 41,5001961 New York Dallas, 17-16 60,2541962 Dallas New York, 41-10 45,668196
Year Site Winner-Score Att
1963 New York New York. 37-21 62,8891963 Dallas New York. 34-27 29,6351964 Dallas Tie, 13-13 33,2241964 New York Dallas, 31-21 63,031
2 New York New York, 41-31 62,694Dallas has won two, New York has won five, there have been two ties.
Dallas has scored 191 points. New York has scored 265. Total attendanceis 453,928. Four Dallas games have drawn 150,027, five New York gameshave drawn 303,901.
1964 Results (2-10-2)
7 Philadelphia 3824 Pittsburgh 2713 Washington 103 Detroit 26
13 Dallas 13
17 Philadelphia 2320 Cleveland 42
34 St. Louis 17
21 Dallas 31
10 St. Louis 10
17 Pittsburgh 4421 Washington 3621 Minnesota 30
20 Cleveland 52
241 TOTALS 3^
1965 Schedule
(Home games startat 1:30 p.m.)
Sept. 19—Dallas*Sept. 26—Phila.*Oct. 3—Pittsburgh*Oct. 10—Minn.*Oct. 17—Phila.Oct. 24—ClevelandOct. 31—St. LouisNov. 7—Wash.Nov. 14—Cleveland*Nov. 21—St. Louis*Nov. 28—ChicagoDec. 5—PittsburghDec. 12—Wash.*Dec. 19—Dallas
1964 Team Leaders
Rushing — Ernie Wheelwright, ICQcarries, 402 yarcds, 4.0 average, 0 touchdowns; Steve Thurlow, 64 carries, 210yards, 3.3 average, 0 touchdowns; AlexWebster, 76 carries, 210 yards, 2.8 average, 3 touchdowns.
Passing — Gary Wood, 143 attempts,66 completions, 952 yards, 6 touchdowns, 3 interceptions; Y, A. Tittle, 281attempts, 147 completions, 1 ,798 yards.10 touchdowns, 22 interceptions.
Receiving — Aaron Thomas, 43 receptions, 624 yards, 6 touchdowns; JoeMorrison, 40 receptions, 505 yards, 2touchdowns.
New York Gieanfs 1965 Roster
Name Pos.
Adamchik, Ed GAdams, John EAnderson, Roger TBolin, Bookie GBrown, Roosevelt TCarr, Henry DBCarroll, Jim LBCase, Pete GChilds, Clarence ... DBContoulis, John DTCostello, Tom LBCrespino, Robert EFrederickson, Tucker. MBHillebrand, Jerry LBJones, Homer EKatcavage, Jim DEKoy, Ernie HBLarson, Greg CLasky, Frank TLockhart, Carl DBLoVetere, John DTLynch, Dick DBMcDowell, John OTMercein, Chuck FBMoran, James DTMorrall, Earl QBMorrison, Joe HBO'Brien, Dave GPatton, Jim DBPowless, Dave ...OTReed, Smith HBShotner, Del ESlaby, Lou LBStynchula, Andy DEThomas, Aaron EThurlow, Steve HBTimberlake, Bob QBToon, Jim DEUnderwood, Glen LBWalker, Mickey CWebb, Allan DBWheelwright, Ernie ...FBWilliams, Willie DBWood, Gary QB
Ht. Wt. Age Yr. College
6-2 235 23 1 Pittsburgh6-3 235 27 6 CaL State
6-5 265 22 2 Virginia Union6-2 240 25 4 Mississippi6-3 255 32 13 Morgan State6-3 195 22 1 Arizona St.
6-1 230 22 1 Notre Dame
6-3 245 24 4 Georgia6-0 ISO 27 2 Florida A&M
6-4 260 24 2 U. of Conn.
6-3 225 24 2 Dayton
6-4 225 27 5 Mississippi6-3 220 22 1 Auburn
6-3 240 25 3 Colorado
6-2 205 24 2 Tex. Southern
6-3 240 30 10 Dayton
6-2 230 23 1 Texas
6-3 245 25 5 Minnesota
6-2 255 23 2 Florida
6-2 175 22 1 N. Texas State
6-4 285 29 7 Compton
6-1 198 28 8 Notre Dame
6-3 260 23 2 St. John Wise.
6-3 230 22 1 Yale
6-5 280 23 2 Idaho
6-2 210 31 10 Michigan State
6-1 212 28 7 Cincinnati
6-3 245 25 3 Boston College
5-10 185 31 1 1 Mississippi
6-2 245 22 1 Illinois
6-0 215 23 1 Alcorn A&M
6-3 190 30 9 Baylor
6-3 235 23 2 Pittsburgh
6-3 250 26 6 Penn State
6-3 210 27 5 Oregon State
6-3 225 23 2 Stamford
6-4 220 22 1 Michigan
6-2 248 25 1 N. Carolina A&M
6-1 220 23 1 Texas
6-0 235 25 5 Michigan State
5-10 190 31 5 Arnold College
6-3 248 25 2 So. Illinois
6-0 190 23 1 Grambling
5-1 1 195 23 2 Cornell
25
COWBOYS OPPONENTS
WASHINGTON REDSKINS
Sept. 26 at DallasNov. 28 at Washington
Ninth and H Sts., N.W.
Washington, D.C.
President — George P. Marshall
Publicity — Joe P. Bloir
Office Phone —Dl 7-6140 (202)
Home Phone —WA 7-0479 (301)
Colors—Burgundy and Old Gold
Washington Stadium 50,000 Cap. McPEAK MITCHELL
1964 Record—Won 6, Lost 8; Ail-Time Record—Won 151, Lost 162,Tied 15.
Coaching Staff—Bill McPeak (fifth year), Chuck Cherundolo, EdHughes, Bucko Kilroy, Ted Marchibroda, Tim Temerario, George Wilson,
Stautner.
— SERIES HISTORY —
Year Site Winner-Score Att. Year Site Winner-Score Att.1960 Wash. Wash., 26-14 21,142 1963 Wash. Wash., 21-17 40,1011961 Dallas Tie, 28-28 17,500 1963 Dallas Dallas, 35-20 18,8381961 Wash. Wash., 34-24 21,451 1964 Dallas Dallas, 24-18 25,1581962 Dallas Tie, 35-35 15,730 1964 Wash. Wash., 28-16 49,2191962 Wash. Dallas, 38-10 49,888
Dallas has won three games, Washington has won four, there have beentwo ties. Dallas has scored 231 points, Washington has scored 220. Totalattendance is 259,027. Four Dallas games have drawn 77,226, five Washington games have drawn 181,801.
' 1 964 Team Leaders1964 Results (6-8) 1965 Schedule
13 Cleveland 27 (Home games start Rushing — Charley Taylor, 199 car-18 Dallas 24 j ries, 755 yards, 3.8 average, 5 touch-10 New York 13 Sept. 19—C eve and , i \a/ i l17 St Louis 23 Sept. 26^Dallas- Lockett, 63 carr.es, 17535 Philadelphia 20 I touchdown.o/i c» I • -ao Oct. 10 St. Louisbt. LOUIS bo —Baltimore Passing — Sonny Jurgensen, 385 at-
V. 24—St. Louis" tempts, 207 completions, 2,934 yards,21 Philadelphia 10 Oct. 31—Phila. . . ' . '24 Cleveland 34 Nov. 7—New York" 24 touchdowns, 13 interceptions; George30 Pittsburgh 0 Nov. 14—Phila.' Izo, 18 attempts, 5 completions, 8328 Dallas 16 —Pitts." yards, I touchdown. 2 interceptions.
WoiA/VnrL 91 ^8—Dallas7 Pittsburgh 14 g^Hil^New York Receiving - Bobby Mitchell, 60 re-17 Baltimore _45 Dec' 19—Pitts. ceptions, 904 yards, 10 touchdowns;307 TOTALS 305 "Away Charley Taylor, 53 receptions, 814
yards, 5 touchdowns.
1965 Schedule
(Home games startat 1:30 p.m.
Sept. 19—ClevelandSept. 26—Dallas"Oct. 3—Detroit"Oct. 10—St. Louis
Oct. 17—BaltimoreOct. 24—St. Louis'
Oct. 31—Phila.Nov. 7—New York"Nov. 14—Phila."Nov. 21—Pitts."
Nov. 28—Dallas
Dec. 5—Cleveland"
Dec. 12—New YorkDec. 19—Pitts.
• Away
Washington Redskins 1965 RosterName Pos. Ht. Wt. Age Yr. College
Adams. Willie LB-G 6-2 235 21 I N. Mexico St.Atkins. Pervis HB 6-1 210 29 5 N.Mexico St.Barnett. Steve. T 6-2 255 24 3 OregonBreedlove. Rod LB 6-1 227 26 6 MarylandBriggs. Robert FB 6-1 228 22 I Cent.St.Col.(Ok)Carpenter. Pres. E 6-1 208 31 10 ArkansasCarr. Jim LB 6-2 225 32 9 Morris HarveyCasares. Rick FB 6-2 225 36 I I FloridaCoia. Angelo E 6-2 196 27 6 Sou. CaliforniaCroftcheck. Don LB-G 6-1 230 23 I IndianaCrossan. Dave C 6-3 245 24 I MarylandHanburger, Chris LB 6-2 218 23 I North CarolinaHarris. Rickie DB 6-0 182 21 I U. of ArizonaHauss. Len C 6-2 235 24 2 GeorgiaHernandez. Joe FL 6-2 180 25 2 ArizonaHuff. Sam LB 6-1 230 31 10 W.VirginiaHughley. George FB-HB 6-2 223 25 I Cen. St. Col. (Ok.)Izo. George QB 6-3 218 27 6 Notre DameJacobs. John QB 6-1 195 22 I Arizona St.Jencks. Bob E-K 6-5 227 24 3 Miami (O.)Jurgensen. Sonny QB 6-0 205 31 9 DukeKammerer. Carl DE 6-3 243 28 5 U. of PacificKrause. Paul DB 6-3 195 23 2 IowaMitchell. Bob FL 6-0 196 30 8 IllinoisO'Brien. Fran T 6-1 255 29 7 Michigan StatePaluck. John DE 6-2 245 30 8 PittsburghPellegrini. Bob LB 6-3 242 30 9 MarylandPremuto. Vince G 6-1 245 27 6 Holy CrossQuinlan. Bill DE 6-3 245 33 9 Michigan StateReger. John LB 6-0 220 34 I I PittsburghRichter. Pat E 6-5 229 24 3 WisconsinRutgens. Joe DT 6-2 255 26 5 IllinoisSample. John DB 6-1 205 28 8 Maryland StateSanders. Lonnie DB 6-3 207 23 3 Michigan StateSeals. George G 6-3 260 22 2 MissouriSeedborg. John G-K 6-0 227 22 I Ariz. StateShiner. Dick QB 6-0 197 23 2 MarylandShorter. Jim DB 5-1 1 185 27 4 DetroitSmith. Jerry E-DB 6-2 208 22 I Ariz. StateSnidow. Ron DE 6-3 250 23 3 OregonSnowden. Jim T 6-3 255 22 I Notre DameSteffen. Jim DB 6-0 196 28 7 UCLATaylor. Charley HB 6-3 210 24 2 Arizona StateToneff. Bob DT 6-2 257 35 13 Notre DameTracy. Tom HB 5-9 205 31 10 TennesseeWalters, Tom DB 6-2 195 23 2 Miss. SouthernWilliams. Fred DT 6-4 256 35 14 Arkansas
27
COWBOYS OPPONENTS
ST. LOUIS CARDINALS
Oct. 4 at St. Louis
Dec. 11 at Dallas
5100 Oakland Ave.
St. Louis 10, Mo.
President — Charles W. Bidwill, Jr.
Publicity Director —Joe Pollack
Office Phone — JE 1-4250 (314)
Home Phone —JE 5-3321 (314)
Colors — Cardinal Red and White
Busch Stadium 32,801 Cap. JOHNSON
1964 Record—Won 9, Lost 3, Tied 2. All-Time Record—Won 195,Lost 275, Tied 28.
Coaching Staff — Wally Lemm (fourth year), Chuck Drulis, Ray Pro-chaska, Fran Polsfoot, Abe Stuber, Charlie Trlppi.
— SERIES HISTORY —
Year Site Winner-Score Att Year Site Winner-Score Att1960 St. Louis St. Louis. 12-10 23,128 1963 Dallas St. Louis, 34-7 36,432St. Louis. 12-10 23,128 1963 Dallas St. Louis, 34-7 36,4321961 Dallas St. Louis, 31-17 20,500 1963 St. Louis Dallas, 28-24 12,6951961 St. Louis St. Louis. 31-13 15,384 1964 Dallas St. Louis, 16-6 36,6051962 Dallas St. Louis, 28-24 16,027 1964 St. Louis Dallas, 31-13 28,2531962 St. Louis St. Louis, 52-20 14,201
Dallas has won two, St. Louis has won seven, Dallas has scored 156points, St, Louis has scored 241, Total attendance is 203,225. Four Dallasgames have drawn 109,564, five St. Louis games have drawn 93,661.
1964 Results (9-3-2)
16 Dallas 6
33 Cleveland 3323 San Fran. 13
23 Washington 1727 Baltimore 4^
38 Washington 2413 Dallas 3117 New York 3434 Pittsburgh 3010 New York 10
38 Philadelphia 1321 Pittsburgh 2028 Cleveland 1936 Philadelphia 34
3^ TOTALS 331Playoff Bowl
24 Green Bay 17
1965 Schedule
(Home games startat 1:05 p.m.)
Sept. 19—Phila."Sept. 26—Cleveland'Oct. 4—Dallas X
Oct. 10—Wash.'Oct. 17—Pitts.'
Oct. 24—Wash.Oct. 31—New York'Nov. 7—Pitts.Nov. 14—Chicago'Nov. 21—New YorkNov. 28—Phi la.Dec. 5—Los Ang.Dec. 11—Dallas'
Dec. 19—Cleveland
X 8:05 p.m. kickoff• Away
1964 Team Leaders
Rushing—John David Crow, 163 carries, 554 yards, 3.4 average, 7 touchdowns; Joe Childress, 102 carries, 413yards, 4.0 average, 0 touchdowns.
Passing — Charley Johnson, 420 attempts, 223 completions, 3,045 yards,
21 touchdowns, 24 interceptions.
Receiving—Bobby Joe Conrad. 61receptions, 780 yards, 6 touchdowns;Jackie Smith. 47 receptions, 657 yards,4 touchdowns.
St. Louis CardinalsName Pos. Ht. Wt.Alford, Mike C-LB 6-3 235Anderson, Taz E 6-2 220Bailey, Monk DB 6-i 190Bakken, Jim K-FL 6-0 200Brooks, Chuck E 6-5 245Brumm, Don DE 6-3 240Burson, Jimmy DB 6-1 ISOChildress, Joe FB 6-0 215Conrad, Bobby Joe....FL 6-2 200Cook, Ed e-T 6-2 250Crenshaw, Willis FB 6-2 240DeMarco, Bob C 6-3 238Fischer, Pat DB 5-9 170French, Buddy FL 6-2 200Gambrell, Billy FL 5-10 175Sautt, Prentice HB 6-1 210Goode, Irv G 6-5 250Gray, Ken G 6-2 250Hammack, Mai E 6-2 215Humphrey, Buddy QB 6-2 200Johnson, Bob .. FL 6-4 210Johnson, Charley QB 6-0 190Koman, Bill LB 6-2 235McMillan, Ernie T 6-6 255McQuarters, Ed G 6-1 250Meggyesy, Dave LB 6-2 230Meinert, Dale LB 6-2 230Meyer, John LB 6-2 235Notsinger, Terry QB 6-4 210Owens, Luke DT 6-3 255Paremore, Bob HB 5-1 1 190Randle, Sonny E 6-2 190Redmond, Tom DT 6-5 255Reynolds, Bob T 6-5 260Robb, Joe DE 6-3 245Roy, Frank DE 6-3 240Rushing, Marion LB 6-2 230Silas, Sam DT 6-4 255Smith, Jackie E 6-4 225Sortun, Rick G 6-2 240Stallings, Larry LB 6-2 235Stovall, Jerry DB 6-2 200Thornton, Bill FB 6-1 220Triplett, Bill HB 6-2 215Turner, Herschel G-T 6-3 245Walker, Chuck DE 6-3 240Wilson, Larry DB 6-0 190Woodson, Abe DB 5-1 1 190
1965 RosterAge
22
26
27
24
23
23
24
31
29
33
24
26
25
22
23
27
24
29
32
29
24
26
30
27
22
23
31
23
27
29
25
29
27
26
28
23
28
24
25
22
23
24
25
25
23
24
27
30
Yr. School
1
5
2
4
1
3
3
10
8
8
2
5
5
I
3
6
4
8
10
7
I
5
10
5
I
3
8
I
5
9
3
7
6
3
7
1
5
3
3
2
3
3
3
42
2
6
8
AuburnGeorgia TechUtahWisconsin
Memphis StatePurdueAuburnAuburnTexas A&MNotre DameKansas StateDaytonNebraskaAlabamaSouth CarolinaOklahomaKentuckyHoward PayneFloridaBaylorWisconsin
New Mex. StateNorth CarolinaIllinoisOklahomaSyracuseOkla. StateNotre DameUtahKent State
Florida A&MVirginiaVanderbiltBowling GreenTexas ChristianUtahSouth. IllinoisSouth. IllinoisN'wst. LouisianaWashingtonGeorgia TechLouisiana StateNebraskaMiami (Ohio)KentuckyDukeUtah
29
COWBOYS OPPONENTS
PHILADELPHIA EAGLES
Oct. 10 at Dallas
Dec. 5 at Philadelphia30th and Market Sts.
Philadelphia, Penna.
President — Jerry Wolman
Publicity — Jim Gallagher
Office Phone —EV 2-5000 (215)
Home Phone —279-2947 (215)
Colors—Kelly Green and White
Franklin Field 60,671 Cap.
IkKUHARICH SNEAD
1964 Record—Won 6, Lost 8; Ail-Time Record—Won 162, Lost 201,Tied 16.
Coaching Staff — Joe Kuharich (second year), Herman Ball, Fred Bru-ney, Dick Evans, Dick Stanfel.
— SERIES HISTORY —
Year Site Winner-Score Att. Year Site Winner-Score Att1960 Dallas Phil., 27-25 18,500 1963 Phil. Phil., 24-21 60,6711961 Dallas Phil., 43-7 25,000 1963 Dallas Dallas, 27-20 23,6941961 Phil. Phil., 35-13 60,127 1964 Dallas Phil., 17-14 55,9721962 Dallas Dallas, 41-19 18,645 1964 Phil. Phil., 24-14 60,6711962 Phil. Phil., 28-14 58,070
Dallas has won two games, Philadelphia has won seven. Dallas has scored176 points, Philadelphia has scored 237. Total attendance is 381,350. FiveDallas games have drawn 141,81 1 , four Philadelphia games have drawn239,539.
1964 Results (6-8) 1965 Schedule '38 New York 7 (Home games start Rushing — Earl Gros, 154 carries, 748
7n rie"uehnri 78 ^ept. 19—St. Louis 2 touchdowns; OIlier, .. f 7 ? Sept. 26—New York Matson, 96 carries, 404 yards, 4.2 aver-
II ul t f J 3—Cleveland age, 4 touchdowns.20 Washington 35 Oct. 10—Dallas^23 New York 17 Oct. 17—New York" „ . ^ c j ooi ^34 Pittsburgh 10 Oct. 24—Pittsburgh Passing — Norm Snead, 283 attempts.10 Washington 21 —Wash.^ 138 completions, 1.906 yards, 14 touch-10 LosAngeles 20 Nov- 7—Cleveland^ downs. 12 interceptions; King Hill. 8817 Dallas 14 (ijoJ' 21 Baltimore" attempts. 49 completions. 641 yards. 313 St. Louis 38 Nov. 28—St. Louis'* touchdowns, 4 interceptions.24 Cleveland 38 Dec. 5—Dallas X
24 Dallas 14 Dec.12—Pittsburgh" Receiving—Pete Retzlaff. 51 recep-34 St.Louis 36 tions. 855 yards. 8 touchdowns; Ray
X 1:05 p.m. kicKoffs o ;312 TOTALS 313 "Away Poage. 37 receptions. 479 yards. I
touchdown.
1965 Schedule
(Home games startat 1:30 p.m.)
Sept. 19—St. LouisSept. 26—New YorkOct. 3—Cleveland
Oct. 10—Dallas"Oct. 17—New York"
Oct. 24—PittsburghOct. 31—Wash."Nov. 7—Cleveland"Nov. 14—Wash. X
Nov. 21—Baltimore"Nov. 28—St. Louis"
Dec. 5—Dallas XDec. 12—Pittsburgh"Dec. 19—Detroit XX 1:05 p.m. kickoffs" Away
Philadelphia EaglesName Pos. Ht. Wf.
Baker, Sam K 6-2 218Baughan, Maxie LB 6-1 227Blaine, Ed OG 6-1 245Brown, Bob OT 6-4'/z 285Brown, Timmy HB 5-1 1 200Cahill, Dave LB 6-3 233Concannon, Jack QB 6-3 200Crabb, Claude DB 6-0 190Cronin, Bill OE 6-4 231Cross, Irv DB 6-1 200Gill, Roger HB-E 6-1 '/z 205Glass, Glenn FL 6-0 203Goodwin, Ronnie FL 5-1 1 180Graham, Dave OT 6-3 250Gros, Earl FB 6-3 225Gunnels, Riley DT 6-3 255Heck, Ralph LB 6-2 229Hill, Fred OE-DB 6-2 215Hill, King QB 6-3 213Howell, Lane OT 6-4 270Hoyem, Lynn OG-C 6-4 253Hul+z, Don LB 6-3 235Khayat, Ed DT 6-4 250Lang, Israel FB 6-1 '/z 230Lloyd, Dave LB 6-3 248Mack, Red FL 6-0 185Matson, OIlie HB 6-2 215Meyers, John DT 6-6 276Morgan, Mike LB 6-4 242Nelson, Al DB 5-1 1 186Nettles, Jim DB 5-10 180Peters, Floyd DT 6-4 255Poage, Ray OE 6-3 200Ramsey, Nate DB 6-1 200Recher, Dave C 6-1 250Retzlaff, Pete OE 6-1 216Richards, Bobby DE 6-2 245Ringo, Jim C 6-2 230Scarpati, Joe DB 5-10 185Shann, Bob ... DB 6-1 189Skaggs, Jim OT-G 6-3 250Snead, Norman QB 6-4 215Tarasovic, George DE 6-4 248Wells, Harold LB 6-2 220Woodeshick, Tom FB 6-0 225
1965 Roster
Age Yr. College
32
27
25
23
28
22
22
25
22
26
24
25
24
26
25
28
23
22
28
24
26
24
30
23
28
28
35
25
23
22
23
29
24
24
22
33
27
33
22
22
25
26
35
26
23
I I
6
4
2
7
1
2
4
1
5
2
4
3
3
4
6
3
1
8
3
4
3
9
2
7
5
13
4
2
I
I
8
3
3
1
10
4
13
2
I
3
5
12
I
3
Oregon StateGeorgia TechMissouri
NebraskaBall St. (Ind.)Arizona StateBoston CollegeColoradoBoston CollegeNorthwestern
Texas TechTennessee
BaylorVirginiaLS.U.GeorgiaColoradoSouth. Calif.RiceGrambling (La.)Long Beach St.So. MississippiTulaneTennessee St.GeorgiaNotre DameSan Francisco U.WashingtonLSU
Cincinnati
Wisconsin
S. Francisco St.Texas
Indiana
Iowa
S. Dakota St.LS.U.
SyracuseN. Caro. StateBoston CollegeWashingtonWake Forest
LS.U.
Purdue
West Virginia
31
COWBOYS OPPONENTS
CLEVELAND BROWNS
Oct. 17 at Cleveland
Nov. 21 at DallasMunicipal Stadium
Tower B
Cleveland 14, OhioPresident — Arthur B. Modell
Publicity— Nate WallackOffice Phone —TO 1-3400 (216)
Home Phone — EV 1-8261 (216)
Colors — Seal Brown, Orange trim.White with Silver
Municipal Stadium 77,096 Cap. BROWN
1964 Record — Won ID, Lost 3, Tied I; All-Time Record—Won 187,Lost 6 I , Tied 9.
Coaching Staff—Blanton Collier (third year), Howard Brinker, DubJones, Fritz Heisler, Nick Skorich, Eddie Ulinski.
— SERIES HISTORY —
Year Site Winner-Score Att. Year Site Winner-Score Att
1960 Dallas Cleve., 48-7 28,500 1963 Dallas Cleve., 41-24 28,7101961 Cleve. Cleve., 25-7 43,638 1963 Cleve. Cleve., 27-17 55,0961961 Dallas Cleve., 38-17 23.500 1964 Cleve. Cleve., 27-6 72,0621962 Cleve. Cleve., 19-10 44,040 1964 Dallas Cleve., 20-16 37,4561962 Dallas Dallas, 45-21 24,226
Dallas has won one game, Cleveland has won eight, Dallas has scored149 points, Cleveland has scored 266. Total attendance is 357,228. Five Dallas games have drawn 142,392, four Cleveland games have drawn 2 14,836.
1964 Result5(10-3-l)
27 Washington 1333 St. Louis 3328 Philadelphia 2027 Dallas 6
7 Pittsburgh 2320 Dallas 16
42 New York 2030 Pittsburgh 1734 Washington 2437 Detroit 21
21 Green Bay 2838 Philadelphia 2419 St. Louis 28
52 New York 20
415 TOTALS
Championship Game
27 Baltimore 0
1965 Schedule
(Home games startat 1:30 p.m.)
Sept. 19—Wash.'Sept. 26—St. LouisOct. 3—Phila.'Oct. 9—Pitts. X
Oct. 17—DallasOct. 24—New York'
Oct. 31—Minn.Nov. 7—Phila.Nov. 14—New York
Nov. 21—Dallas'Nov. 28—Pitts.'
Dec. 5—Wash.Dec. 12—LosAng.'Dec. 19—St. Louis'
X 8 p.m. kickoff* Away
1964 Team Leaders
Rushing — Jimmy Brown, 280 carries,1 ,446 yards, 5.2 average, 7 touchdowns;Ernie Green, 109 carries, 491 yards,4.5 average, 6 touchdowns.
Passing — Frank Ryan, 334 attempts.
174 completions, 2,404 yards, 25 touch
downs, 19 interceptions; Jim Ninowskl,9 attempts, 6 completions, 125 yards,2 touchdowns, 0 interceptions.
Receiving—Paul Warfield, 52 receptions, 920 yards, 9 touchdowns; Jim
Brown, 36 receptions, 340 yards, 2touchdowns.
Cleveland Browns' T965 Rost-er
Name Pos.
Barnes, Erich DHBBeach, Walter DBBenz, Larry DBBrewer, Johnny EBrown, Jim EBBrown, John TBundra, Mike DTByrne, William GCaleb, Jamie HBClark, Monte TCollins, Gary FLCostello, Vince LBFichtner, Ross DBFiss, Galen LBFranklin, Bob DBGarcia, Jim DEGlass, Bill DEGreen, Ernie HBGroza, Lou PKHickerson, Gene GHouston, Jim LBHowell, Mike DBHutchinson, Tom EJohnson, Walter DTKanicki, Jim DTKelly, Leroy HBLee, David ELindsey, Dale LBMclnnis, Hugh OEMcNeil, Clifton FLMemmelaar, Dale G-CModzelewski, Dick . DTMorrow, John CNinowski, Jim QBParrish, Bernie DBRoberts, Archie QBRoberts, Walter FLRyan, Frank QBScales, Charley FBSchafrath, Dick TSczurek, Stan LBShoals, Roger T-GThiesen, Don DEWarfield, Paul FLWiggin, Paul DEWilliams, Sidney LBWooten, John G
Ht. Wt. Age Yr. College
6-3 198 30 8 Purdue
6-0 185 30 3 Cent. Mich.
5-1 1 185 24 3 Northwestern
6-4 235 28 5 Mississippi
6-2 228 29 9 Syracuse6-2 248 26 4 Syracuse
6-3 255 26 4 S. Cal.
6-0 247 24 1 Boston College
6-1 210 28 3 Grambling6-5 265 28 7 Southern Cal.
6-4 215 25 4 Maryland6-0 228 33 9 Ohio U.
6-0 185 26 6 Purdue
6-0 227 34 10 Kansas
5-1 1 182 28 6 Mississippi
6-4 250 21 1 Purdue
6-5 255 30 8 Baylor6-2 205 26 4 Louisville
6-3 250 41 15 Ohio State
6-3 245 29 8 Mississippi
6-3 245 27 6 Ohio State
6-1 187 21 1 Grambling
6-1 190 24 3 Kentucky
6-3 265 21 1 Los Angeles St.6-4 270 23 3 Michigan State
6-0 200 23 2 Morgan State
6-4 215 21 1 Louisiana State
6-3 220 22 1 West. Kentucky
6-3 225 27 5 Southern Miss.
6-2 185 25 2 Grambling
6-2 246 28 7 Wyoming
6-0 250 34 13 Maryland
6-3 248 32 9 Michigan
6-1 208 29 8 Mich. State
5-1 1 195 29 7 Florida
6-0 190 21 1 Columbia
5-10 165 23 2 San Jose State
6-3 200 29 8 Rice
5-1 1 215 27 6 Indiana
6-3 255 28 7 Ohio State
5-1 1 225 26 3 Purdue
6-4 255 26 3 Maryland
6-4 240 21 1 Reedley Jr. Col.6-0 188 22 2 Ohio State
6-3 245 30 9 Stanford
6-2 235 23 2 Sou. University
6-3 250 28 7 Colorado
33
COWBOYS OPPONENTS
GREEN BAY PACKERS
Oct. 24 at Milwaukee
1265 Highland Ave.
Green Bay, Wise.
President—Dominic Olejniczak
Publicity — Tom Miller
Office Phone — 494-2351 (414)
Home Phone — 432-7004 (414)
Colors — Green and Gold
City Stadium 50,800 Cap. LOMBARDI hornung1964 Record — Won 8, Lost 5, Tied I ; Ail-Time Record—-Won 313
Lost 203, Tied 29. 'Coaching Staff — Vince Lombardi (seventh year), Ray Wietecha, Phil
Bengston, Red Cochran, Tom Fears, Norb Hecker.
— SERIES HISTORY —
Year Site Winner-Score Att. Year Site Winner-Score Att1960 Gn. Bay Gn. Bay, 41-7 32,294 1964 Dallas Gn. Bay, 45-21 44,975
Green Bay has won both games, scoring 86 points to 28 for the Cowboys.Total attendance for the two games is 77,269.
The clubs have also played every pre-season since the Cowboys wereorganized in I960. Going into their 1965 pre-season game, the Packers hadalso won every pre-season meeting. The scores were 28-23 in I960, 30-7 in1961, 31-7 in 1962, 31-10 in 1963 and 35-3 in 1964. The 1964 game was thefirst time in the Cowboys' history that they failed to score a touchdown ina game.
1964 Results (8-5-1) 1965 Schedule 1964 Team Leaders23 Chicago 12 (Home games start20 Baltimore 21 at 1 p.m.) Rushing lim Taylor, 235 carries,
Minno?nr', 04 Sept. 19—Pitts.' 1 ,1" Vards, 5.0 average, 12 fouch-24 San Fran. 14 Sept. 26—Bait. X downs; Paul Hornung, 103 carries, 41521 Baltimore 24 yards, 4.0 average, 5 touchdowns.17 Los Angeles 27 Qct! 17—Detroit-'42 Minnesota 13 Oct. 24—Dallas X Passing — Bart Starr, 272 attempts,30 Detroit 7 Oct. 31—Chicago- 163 completions, 2,144 yards, 15 touch-
28 CiPve'land 21 Noy^I^^Los Ang. X " inlerceptions; Zeke Bratkow-45 Dallas 21 21—Minn.- ski, 36 attempts, 19 completions, 27717 rh rnnr, 3 —LosAng.- yards, I touchdown, I interception.u un.cago i 5—Minnesota ^24 Los Angeles 24 riec 12 Baltimore" _ . . „ , .342 TOTALS 245 Dec. 19—San Fran." Receiving — Boyd Dowler, 45 recep-
PlayoffBowl X In Milwaukee "5 yards, 5 touchdowns; Jim17 St. Louis 24 ' Away Taylor, 38 receptions, 354 yards, 3
I touchdowns.
1965 Schedule
(Home games startat 1 p.m.)
Sept. 19—Pitts.''Sept. 26—Bait. XOct. 3—ChicagoOct. 10—San Fran.
Oct. 17—Detroit"Oct. 24 Dallas XOct. 31—Chicago"Nov.7—DetroitNov. 14—Los Ang. XNov. 21—IVIinn."Nov. 28—Los Ang."Dec. 5—MinnesotaDec. 12—Baltimore"Dec. 19—San Fran."
X In Milwaukee
" Away
Green Bay Packers 1965 RosterName
Breen, Gene..Brown, Allen..
Marshall. Rich
Fos. Ht. Wt. Age Yr.
DHB 6-0 210 26 5
DE 6-4 245 24 3
OE 6-3 225 29 7
C 6-3 230 22 2
QB 6-3 200 33 10
LB 6-2 230 24 2
E 6-4'/2 230 22 1
DHB 6-1 190 24 2
LB 6-3 250 24 3
K 6-2 210 31 10
QB-HB 6-3 225 23 2
MB 6-1 210 23 1
LB 6-3 230 23 2
C-LB 6-2 235 23 1
FL 6-2 200 26 6
DE 6-3 245 31 8
OE 6-5 225 27 7
OE 6-4 235 23 3
OT 6-4 250 31 9
DHB 6-1 200 31 10
G 6-3 245 24 3
DT 6-2 260 35 14
DHB 6-0 190 26 2
QHB 6-3 215 29 8
HB 6-1 215 23 1
OE 6-1 205 28 3
DT 6-3 250 30 9
T 6-4 245 22 1
T 6-4 260 25 5
OG 6-3 245 29 8
FL 6-3 190 23 2
T 6-5 270 23 1
OE 6-3 205 33 10
OHB 6-2 210 27 6
LB 6-3 240 28 8
OHB 6-1 205 26 5
HB 6-4 205 22 1
LB 6-3 245 24 3
C 6-3 250 31 8
QB 6-1 200 31 10
G 6-2 250 22 1
FB 6-0 215 29 8
E 6-3 240 27 1
OG 6-1 245 31 8
T 6-4 260 23 2
DHB 5-10 190 28 6
E 6-6 250 23 2
Michigan StateUtah StateTennessee
Wisconsin
GeorgiaVPIMississippiMarylandTexas A&MFloridaNebraskaWashingtonTCUGeorgia TechVPIGramblingColoradoUtahSMUBaylorColoradoArkansasArlington StateNotre Dame
UtahIowaVirginiaOregon StateCincinnati
IdahoWichitaSteph. F. AustinTulaneVanderbiltIllinoisPhilander SmithBaldwin-WallacePenn StateIndianaAlabamaIowa StateLSUToledoValparaisoNebraskaSo. CaliforniaAlabama
35
COWBOYS OPPONENTS-
PITTSBURGH STEELERS
Oct. 31 at Pittsburgh
Nov. 14 at Dallas
Hotel Roosevelt
139 Sixth St.
Pittsburgh 22, Pa.President — Arthur J. Rooney
Publicity—Ed KielyOffice Phone — 391-1200 (412)Home Phone —362-2835 (412)
Colors — Black and Gold
Pitt Stadium 54,500 Cap. NIXON JOHNSON
1964 Record—Won 5, Lost 9; Ail-Time Record—Won 198, Lost 285,Tied 29.
Coaching Staff — Mike Nixon (first year), Jim Doran, Ernie Hefferle,Tom Keane, Lavern Torgeson.
— SERIES HISTORY —
Year Site
1960 Dallas1961 Dallas
1961 Pitts.
1962 Dallas
1962 Pitts.
Winner-Score
Pitts., 35-28Dallas, 27-24Pitts., 37-7Pitts., 30-28Dallas, 42-27
Year Site
1963 Pitts.
1963 Dallas1964 Pitts.1964 Dallas
Winner-ScorePitts., 27-21Pitts., 24-19Pitts., 23-17Dallas, 17-14
Dallas has won three, Pittsburgh has won six. Dallas has scored 206points, Pittsburgh has scored 241. Total attendance is 227,651. Five Dallasgames have drawn 132,385, four Pittsburgh games have drawn 95,266.
1964 Results (5-9)
14 Los Angeles 2627 New York 24
23 Dallas 17
7 Philadelphia 2123 Cleveland 7
10 Minnesota 30
10 Philadelphia 3417 Cleveland 3030 St. Louis 34
0 Washington 3044 New York 17
20 St. Louis 21
14 Washington 7
253 TOTALS 315
1965 Schedule
(Home games startat 1:30 p.m.)
Sept. 19—Green BaySept. 26—San Fran.®Oct. 3—New YorkOct. 9—Cleveland®Oct. 17—St. Louis
Oct. 24—Phila.®Oct. 31—DallasNov. 7—St. Louis®Nov. 14—Dallas®Nov. 21—Wash.Nov. 28—ClevelandDec. 5—New York®Dec. 12—Phila.
Dec. 19—Wash.®
® Away
1964 Team Leaders
Rushing — John Henry Johnson, 235carries, 1 ,048 yards, 5.0 average, 12touchdowns; Clarence Peaks, 1 18 carries, 503 yards, 4.3 average, 2 touchdowns.
Passing — Ed Brown, 272 attempts,121 completions, 1 ,990 yards, 12 touchdowns, 19 interceptions; Bill Nelsen, 42attempts, 16 completions, 276 yards.2 touchdowns, 3 interceptions.
Receiving — Gary Ballman, 47 receptions, 935 yards, 7 touchdowns; ClendonThomas, 17 receptions, 334 yards, Itouchdown.
Pittsburgh Steeiers 1965 Roster
Name
Burrell, John.
Kelly, Jim
Nelsen, BillNichols, BobPeaks, ClarencePottios, Myron
Wade, TommyWoodson, Marv
Pos. Ht. Wt. Age Yr. College
DE 6-6 270 29 8 N. Caro. Col.E 6-1 200 25 4 Mich. State
.FB 6-2 225 23 2 Hardin-SimmonsT 6-6 250 29 8 BaylorDB 6-2 205 26 3 Chattanooga.QB 6-2 220 36 12 San Francisco
. E 6-3 185 24 4 Rice Institute
K 6-2 200 24 3 Texas A&M
LB 6-3 225 26 3 Minnesota
..DB 5-1 1 185 27 5 Mississippi St.
..LB 6-2 220 28 7 Oklahoma
C 6-6 250 22 1 TCU
..T 6-5 260 26 2 North Car. Col
..HB 5-1 1 190 25 5 Penn State
..DHB 6-0 185 24 1 Nebraska
C 6-4 245 32 1 1 Notre Dame
T 6-4 250 28 7 Ohio State
..HB-E 6-2 195 22 1 Utah
. FB 6-2 225 35 1 1 Ariz. St. (Tempe)E 6-2 210 23 2 Notre Dame
DB 6-0 185 28 5 Colorado State
T 6-4 280 22 2 Louisville
G 6-0 240 30 9 Notre Dame
DB 6-0 195 21 1 Minnesota
DE 6-3 250 26 2 Jackson State
G 6-3 240 28 6 Missouri
DT 6-3 250 24 3 Washington
'LB 6-4 225 25 3 Baylor
HB 6-0 185 23 2 Pitt
LB 6-2 225 27 6 Cincinnati
QB 6-0 195 24 3 U.S.C.
T 6-3 250 22 1 Stanford
FB 6-1 220 30 9 Michigan State
. LB 6-2 240 26 4 Notre Dame
LB 6-2 210 25 4 Notre Dame
G 5-1 1 235 30 9 Maryland
FB 6-1 210 30 7 Georgia
LB 6-4 225 24 4 Penn State
LB 6-1 235 27 5 Montana State
DB 6-2 195 23 2 Iowa
LB 6-2 220 24 2 William & Mary
E 6-2 200 30 8 Oklahoma
QB 6-1 190 23 2 Texas
DB 6-0 185 24 2 Indiana
37
COWBOYS OPPONENTS
SAN FRANCISCO 49ers
Nov. 7 in Dallas
1255 Posf St., Suite 300
San Francisco 9, Calif.
General Manager—Lou SpadiaPublicity — George McFadden
Office Phone—PR 1-1149 (415)
Home Phone — 369-6113 (415)
Colors — Cardinal, Silver and Gold
Kezar Stadium 59,636 Cap. CHRISTIANSEN CROW
1964 Record — Won 4, Lost ID; Ail-Time Record — Won 89, Lost 95,Tied 4.
Coaching Staff — Jack Christiansen (third year), Jim David, Bill Johnson, Dick Voris, Billy Wilson.
— SERIES HISTORY —
Year Site Winner-Score Att. Year Site Winner-Score AtL1960 Dallas San Fran., 26-14 10,000 1963 San Fran. San Fran., 31-24 29,563
San Francisco has won both games, scoring 57 points to 38 for the Cowboys. Total attendance for the two games has been 39,563.
The clubs have also played every pre-season since the Cowboys wereorganized in I960. Going into their 1965 pre-season game, the Cowboyshad won two straight after the 49ers won the first three. San Franciscovictories were 16-10 in I960, 24-10 in 1961 and 26-7 in 1962. Cowboysvictories were 37-24 in 1963 and 34-32 in 1964.
1964 Results (4-10)
28 Philadelphia 2413 St. Louis 2331 Chicago 2114 Green Bay 2414 Los Angeles 4222 Minnesota 27
7 Baltimore 37
7 Minnesota 24
24 Green Bay 1421 Chicago 233 Baltimore 14
28 Los Angeles 7
236 TOTALS 330
1965 Schedule
(Home games startat 1 p.m.)
Sept. 19—ChicagoSept. 26—Pitts.Oct. 3—Baltimore'Oct. 10—Green Bay'Oct. 17—LosAng.'Oct. 24—Minn.Oct. 31—BaltimoreNov. 7—Dallas'Nov. 14—Detroit'Nov. 21—Los Ang.Nov. 28—Minn.'Dec. 5—Detroit
Dec. 12—Chicago'Dec. 19—Green Bay
' Away
1964 Team Leaders
Rushing — Dave Kopay, 75 carries,271 yards, 3.6 average, 0 touchdowns;
Mike Lind, ICQ carries, 256 yards, 2.6
average, 7 touchdowns.
Passing — John Brodle, 392 attempts,193 completions, 2,498 yards, 14 touch
downs, 16 interceptions; George Mira,53 attempts, 23 completions, 331 yards,2 touchdowns, 5 interceptions.
Receiving — Bernie Casey, 58 recep
tions, 808 yards, 4 touchdowns; MontyStickles, 40 receptions, 685 yards, 3touchdowns.
Seen Francisco
Name Pos.
Alexander, Kermit DBBeard, Ed LBBosley, Bruce CBriff, Charley DBBrodle, John QBBrown, Bob DTBurke, Vern ECasey, Bernie EChappie, Jack LBColchico, Dan DE
Crow, John David RBDavis, Tommy KDean, Floyd LBDonohue, Leon G
Dowdle, Mike LBHazeltlne, Matt LBJohnson, Jim DBJohnson, Rudy RBKilmer, Billy QBKImbrough, Elbert DBKopay, Dave RBKrueger, Charlie DTLakes, Roland DTLewis, Gary FBLInd, Mike FBMcFarland, Kay EMertens, Jerry DBMesser, Dale EMiller, Clark DEMIra, George QBMudd, Howard GParks, Dave EPine, Ed LBPoole, Bob ERohde, Len TRock, Walt TRubke, Karl DESlemlnskI, Charlie DTSmith, J.D. FBStickles, Monty ESwinford, Wayne DBThomas, John GWaters, Bobby DBWIlcox, Dave LB
Forty Niners 1965 RosterHt.
5-1 I
6-1
6-2
6-1
6-1
6-3
6-4
6-4
6-1
6-4
6-2
6-0
6-3
6-4
6-3
6-1
6-2
5-1 I
6-0
5-1 I
6-0
6-4
6-4
6-2
6-2
6-2
6-0
5-10
6-5
5-1 I
6-2
6-2
6-4
6-3
6-4
6-4
6-4
6-5
6-1
6-4
6-0
6-4
6-2
6-2
Wt.
183
217
246
182
210
283
202
209
225
244
224
220
236
260
248
230
187
190
205
196
225
267
285
230
227
186
192
188
244
192
263
207
249
213
255
257
244
272
215
235
201
250
192
234
Age
24
25
31
26
30
26
24
26
22
28
30
30
25
26
27
32
27
23
26
26
23
28
25
23
25
27
29
28
27
23
23
23
25
23
27
24
29
25
32
27
22
30
37
22
Yr.
3
I
10
6
9
1
2
5
1
6
8
7
3
4
6
1 I
5
2
4
5
2
7
5
2
3
4
8
5
4
2
2
2
4
2
6
3
9
3
10
6
1
8
6
2
School
UCLA
Tennessee
West VirginiaGeorgiaStanford
Arkansas A&M
Oregon StateBowling GreenStanford
San Jose State
Texas A&M
LSU
Florida
San Jose State
Texas
California
UCLA
Nebraska
UCLA
Northwestern
WashingtonTexas A&M
Wichita
Ariz. State U.
Notre Dame
Colo. St. Unlv.
Drake
Fresno State
Utah State
Miami
Hlllsdale
Texas Tech
Utah
Clemson
Utah State
Marylanduse
Penn State
North Caro. A&T
Notre Dame
GeorgiaPacific
PresbyterianOregon
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A LOOK AT
THE WESTERN CONFERENCE
1964 Results (12-2)
24 Minnesota 3421 Green Bay 2052 Chicago 035 Los Angeles 2047 St. Louis 2724 Green Bay 2134 Detroit 037 San Fran. 740 Chicago 2417 Minnesota 1424 Los Angeles 7
14 San Fran. 314 Detroit 3145 Washington 17
428 TOTALS 225Championship Game0 Cleveland 27
1964 Results (5-9)
12 Green Bay 23
34 Minnesota 28
0 Baltimore 52
21 San Fran. 31
38 Los Angeles 17
0 Detroit 10
20 Washington 27
10 Dallas 2424 Baltimore 4034 Los Angeles 24
23 San Fran. 2127 Detroit 243 Green Bay 1714 Minnesota 41
260 TOTALS 379
See page 34
Baltimore Colts
1964 Team Leaders
Rushing — Lenny Moore, 157 carries, 584 yards, 3.7 average, 16touchdowns; Tony Lorick, 100 carries,513 yards, 5.1 average, 4 touchdowns.
Passing — Johnny Unitas, 305 attempts, 158 completions, 2,824 yards,19 touchdowns, 6 interceptions; GaryCuozzo, 36 attempts, 15 completions,163 yards, 2 touchdowns, 3 interceptions.
Receiving — Raymond Berry, 43 receptions, 663 yards, 6 touchdowns;Jimmy Orr, 40 receptions, 867 yards,6 touchdowns.
Chicago Bears
1964 Team Leaders
Rushing — Jon Arnett, 119 carries,400 yards, 3.4 average, I touchdown;Ronnie Bull, 86 carries, 320 yards, 3.7average, I touchdown.
Passing — Rudy Bukich, 160 attempts, 99 completions, 1,099 yards,12 touchdowns, 7 interceptions; BillWade, 327 attempts, 182 completions, 1,944 yards, 13 touchdowns, 14interceptions.
Receiving—Johnny Morris, 93 receptions, 1,200 yards, 10 touchdowns;Mike Ditka, 75 receptions, 897 yards,5 touchdowns.
Green Bay Packers
1965 Schedule
(Home games startat 2 p.m.)
Sept. 19—Minn.Sept. 26—Gn. Bay'Oct. 3—San Fran.Oct. 10—DetroitOct. 17—Wash.'Oct. 24—Los Ang.Oct. 31—San Fran.'Nov.7—Chicago'Nov. 14—Minn.'Nov. 21—Phila.Nov. 25—Detroit'Dec. 5—ChicagoDec. 12—Green BayDec. IB—Los Ang.'' Away
1965 Schedule
(Home games startat 1 p.m.)
Sept. 19—San Fran.'Sept. 25—Los Ang.'Oct. 3—Grn. Bay'Oct. 10—Los Ang.Oct. 17 Minn.'Oct. 24—DetroitOct. 31—Green BayNov. 7—BaltimoreNov. 14—St. LouisNov. 21—Detroit'Nov. 28—New York'Dec. 5—Baltimore'Dec. 12—San Fran.Dec. 19—Minn.' Away
See page 38San Francisco 49ers
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1964 Results (7-5-2)
26 San Fran. 17
17 Los Angeles 17
10 Green Bay 14
26 New York 3
24 Minnesota 20
10 Chicago 0
0 Baltimore 34
37 Los Angeles 17
7 Green Bay 30
21 Cleveland 37
23 Minnesota 23
24 Chicago 27
31 Baltimore 14
24 San Fran. 7
280 TOTALS 2^
1964 Results (5-7-2)
24 Pittsburgh 14
17 Detroit 17
22 Minnesota 13
20 Baltimore 35
17 Chicago 38
42 San Fran. 14
27 Green Bay 17
17 Detroit 37
20 Philadelphia 10
24 Chicago 34
7 Baltimore 24
13 Minnesota 34
7 San Fran. 28
24 Green Bay 24
283 TOTALS 339
1964 Results (8-5-1)
34 Baltimore 24
28 Chicago 34
13 Los Angeles 22
24 Green Bay 23
20 Detroit 24
30 Pittsburgh 10
27 San Fran. 22
13 Green Bay 42
24 San Fran. 7
14 Baltimore 17
23 Detroit 23
34 Los Angeles 13
30 New York 21
41 Chicago 14
355 TOTALS 296
Detroit Lions1964 Team Leaders
Rushing—Nick Pietrosante, 147 carries, 536 yards, 3.6 average, 4 touchdowns; Dan Lewis, 122 carries. 463yards, 3.8 average, I touchdown.
Passing — Milt Plum, 287 attempts,154 completions. 2,241 yards, 18touchdowns, 15 interceptions; EarlMorrall, 91 attempts, 50 completions, 588 yards, 4 touchdowns, 3interceptions.
Receiving—Terry Barr, 57 receptions. 1,030 yards, 9 touchdowns;Gail Cogdill, 45 receptions, 665yards, 2 touchdowns.
Los Angeles Rams1964 Team Leaders
Rushing — Ben Wilson, 159 carries,553 yards, 3.5 average, 5 touchdowns; Les Josephson, 96 carries,451 yards, 4.7 average, 3 touchdowns.
Passing — Roman Gabriel, 143 attempts, 65 completions, 1,236 yards,9 touchdowns. 5 interceptions; BillMunson, 223 attempts, 108 completions, 1,533 yards, 9 touchdowns, 15interceptions.
Receiving — Marlin McKeever. 41receptions, 582 yards, I touchdown;Carroll Dale, 32 receptions, 544yards 2 touchdowns. Bucky Pooe, 25receptions, 768 yards, 10 touchdowns.
Minnesota Vikings
1964 Team Leaders
Rushing — Bill Brown, 226 carries,866 yards, 3.8 average, 7 touchdowns; Tommy Mason, 196 carries,691 yards, 4.1 average, 4 touchdowns.
Passing — Fran Tarkenton, 306 attempts, 171 completions, 2,506 yards,22 touchdowns, 1 1 interceptions; RonVander Ke'en, 19 attempts, 7 completions, 78 yards. 0 touchdowns. Iinterception.
Receiving — Bill Brown, 48 receptions, 703 yards, 9 touchdowns; PaulFlatley, 28 receptions, 450 yards. 3touchdowns.
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1965 Schedule
(Home games startat 1:30 p.m.)
Sept. 19—Los Ang.Sept. 26—Minn."*Oct. 3—WashingtonOct. 10—Baltimore"Oct. 17—Green BayOct. 24—Chicago"Oct. 31—Los Ang."Nov. 7—Grn. Bay"Nov. 14—San Fran.Nov. 21—ChicagoNov. 25—Bait. XDec. 5—San Fran."Dec. 12—MinnesotaDec. 19—Phi la."
X 12:15 p.m. kickoff" Away
1965 Schedule
(Home games startat 1 p.m.)
Sept. 19—Detroit"Sept. 25—Chicago XOct. 3—Minn.Oct. 10—Chicago"Oct. 17—San Fran.Oct. 24—Bait."Oct. 31—DetroitNov. 7—Minn."Nov. 14—Grn. Bay"Nov. 21—San Fran."Nov. 28—Green BayDec. 5—St. Louis"Dec. 12—ClevelandDec. 18—Bait.X 8 p.m. kickoff" Away
1965 Schedule(Home games start
at 1:30 p.m.)Sept. 19—Bait."Sept. 26—DetroitOct. 3—Los Ang."Oct. 10—New YorkOct. 17—ChicagoOct. 24—San Fran."Oct. 31—Cleveland"Nov. 7—Los AngelesNov. 14—Bait. XNov. 21—Green BayNov. 28—San Fran.Dec. 5—Grn. Bay"Dec. 12—Detroit"Dec. 19—Chicago"X 3 p.m. kickoff" Away
COWBOYS ALL-TIME ROSTERThe following list includes every player who has been active with the Cowboys for
a regular-season game and gives his position, college and years with the club:Hays, Harold, LB, Southern Mississippi.
1963-64Healy, Don, DT, Maryland, 1960-61Heinrich, Don, QB, Washington, I960Herchman, Bill, DT, Texas Tech, 1960-61Houser, John, C-G, Redlands, 1960-61
Andrie, George, DE, Marquette, 1962-64Babb, Gene, LB-FB, Austin College,
1960-61Baker, Sam, Kicker, Oregon State, 1962-63Barnes, Gary, OE, Clemson, 1963Bercich, Bob, DHB, Michigan State,
H1960-61Bielski, Dick, OE, Maryland, 1960-6!Bishop, Don, DHB. City College of LosAngeles. 1960-64
Boeke. Jim. Heidelberg. OT. 1964Borden, Nate, DE. Indiana, 1960-61Braatz, Tom, LB, Marquette, I960Bradfute. Byron. OT, Southern Mississippi.
1960-61Brock. Clyde. DT. Utah State. 1962-63Bullocks. Amos. OHB. Southern Illinois.
1962-64Butler, Bill, DHB, Chattanooga, I960Clarke. Frank. OE. Colorado. 1960-64Clark, Monte. OT, USC, 1962Colvin. Jim, DT. Houston. 1964Cone. Fred. PAT-FG. Clemson. I960Connelly. Mike. C. Utah State. 1960-64Cronin, Gene. DE. COP, I960Cvercko. Andy. G. Northwestern. 1961-62Davis, Donnie, OE. Southern. 1962Davis, Sonny, LB, Baylor, 1961Dial. Buddy. OE. Rice. 1964Dickson, Paul. OT. Baylor, I960Doelling, Fred, DHB, Penn, I960Doran, Jim, OE, Iowa State, 1960-61Douglas, Merrill. FB, Utah. 1961Dowdle. Mike. FB-LB, Texas. 1960-61-62Dugan. Fred. OE. Dayton. I960Dunn. Perry Lee. OHB. Mississippi, 1964nupre. L. G., OHB. Baylor, 1960-61Edwards. Dave. LB, Auburn, 1963-64Falls. Mike. G. Minnesota. 1960-61Fisher. Ray. OT, Eastern Illinois, I960Folkins, Lee, OE Washington, 1962-64Franckhauser. Tom. DHB, Purdue. 1960-61Frank, Bill. OT, Colorado. 1964Frost, Ken, DT. Tennessee, 1961-62Fry. Bob. OT. Kentucky. 1960-64Gaechter, Mike. DHB. Oregon. 1962-64Gent. Pete. OE. Michigan State. 1964Gibbs. Guy. QB. TCU. 1963Gonzaga. John. DE. no college, I960Granger. Charlie. OT. Southern 1961Green Allen. Kicker, Mississippi. 1961Green. Cornell, DHB. Utah State. 1962-64Gregory. Glynn. OE-DHB. SMU. 1961-62Grottkau, Bob. G. Oregon. 1961Guy. Buzz. G. Duke I960Hansen Wayne. LB. Texas Western. I960Harris, Jim. DHB. Oklahoma, 1961Hayes. Wendell. OHB. Humboldt State.
1963
owley. Chuck. LB. West Virginia. 1961-64Howton, Bill. OE. Rice. 1960-63Hoyem. Lynn. C-G. Long Beach State
1962-63Humphrey. Buddy. QB. Baylor. 1961Husmann, Ed. DT, Nebraska, I960Isbell, Joe Bob. G. Houston. 1962-64Jordan. Lee Roy. LB, Alabama. 1963-64Kowalczyk, Walt, FB, Michigan State.
I960Kupp. Jake. G. Washington. 1964LeBaron. Eddie, QB, COP. 1960-63Lewis. Woodley. OE, Oregon. I960Lilly. Robert. DE-DT. TCU. 1961-64Liscio. Tony. OT. Tulsa. 1963-64Livingston. Warren. DHB. Arizona. 1961-64Lockett. J. W.. FB. Central (Okla.) State
1961-62Long. Bob. LB. UCLA, 1962Lothridge. Billy. P-QB. Georgia Tech. 1964Maegle. Dick. DHB. Rice. 1961Manders. Dave. C. Michigan State. 1964Marsh. Amos. FB. Oregon State. 1961-64Mathews, Ray, OE. Clemson. I960McCreary, Bob. OT. Wake Forest. 1961McDonald. Tommy. OE. Oklahoma. 1964Mcllhenny. Don, FB. SMU, 1960-61Memmelaar. Dale. G. Wyoming, 1962-63Meredith. Don. QB. SMU, 1960-64Meyers. John, DT. Washington, 1962-63Mooty, Jim, DHB. Arkansas, I960Murcnison, Ola Lee. OE. Pacific U.. 1961Norman. Pettis. OE, J. C. Smith, 1962-64Norton, Jerry. DHB, SMU. 1962Nutting. Ed. OT. Georgia Tech. 1963Overton. Jerry. DHB. Utah. 1963Patera, Jack, LB. Oregon. 1960-61Perkins, Don. OHB. New Mexico. 1961-64Poimboeuf. Lance. Kicker. Southwestern
La.. 1963Putnam. Duane. G. COP, I960Reese. Guy. DT. SMU. 1962-63Renfro. Mel. DHB, Oregon. 1964Ridlon, Jim. DHB. Syracuse. 1963-64Roach. John. QB. SMU. 1964Schoenke. Ray. OT. SMU. 1963-64Sherer. Dave, Punter, SMU. I960Smith, Jim Ray, G-OT, Baylor, 1963-64Stephens. Larry, DE. Texas, 1963-64Stiger, Jim, OHB, Washington. 1963-64Talbert, Don. OT-DE, Texas. 1962Tubbs, Jerry. LB, Oklahoma, 1960-64Van Raaphorst. Dick. FG. Ohio State, 1964Wisener, Gary. DHB, Baylor. I960Youmans, Maury, DE. Syracuse. 1964
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Honor Roll by CollegesAlabama I; Arkansas I; Auburn I; Austin College I; Baylor 6; Central (Okla.) State
I; Chattanooga I; City College of Los Angeles I; Clemson 3; College of the Pacific 3;Colorado 2; Dayton I; Duke I; Eastern Illinois 1; Georgia Tech 2; Heidelberg, I;
Houston 2: Humboldt Slate 1 ; Indiana 1; Iowa State 1; Johnson C. Smith I; KentuckyI- Long Beach State 1; Marquette 2; Maryland 2; Michigan State 3; Minnesota 1; Mississippi 2; Nebraska I; New Mexico I; Northwestern I; Ohio State I; Oklahoma 2;
Oregon 5; Oregon State 2; Pacific University I; Pennsylvania I; Purdue I; Redlands 1;Rice 3; SMU'7; Southern Illinois I; Southern Mississippi 2; Southern University 2; Southwestern Louisiana 1; Syracuse 2; TCU 2; Tennessee 1;
Texas 3* Texas Tech I; Texas Western I; Tulsa I; UCLA 1; University of Southern California I; Utah 2; Utah State 3; Wake Forest I; Washington 5; West Virginia I; Wyoming I.
The 1964 Season At A GlanceCardinals 16, Cowboys 6
At Dallas. Sept. 12Cowboys 6 0 0 0 — 6Cardinals 3 7 3 3 - 16Cowboys—Clarke 14 pass from Meredith;
snap high, no kick.Cardinals—Bakken 37 field goal.Cardinals—Randle 40 pass from Johnson;
Bakken kickCardinals—Bakken 41 field goal.Cardinals—Bakken 32 field goal.Attendance—36,605
Team StatisticsCowboys Cardinals
First Downs 14 14Net Yards Gained 275 271Net Yards Rushing 124 72Net Yards Passing 151 99Passes - 16-31Passes Intercepted By I ? ,Punts, Average 6-48.8 3-44.3Fumbles, Fumbles Lost 2-1 2-1Penalties, Yards 5-55 9-95
RushingCowboys—Perkins, 10 for 80; Clarke, I
for 21; Stiger, 6 for I I; Marsh, 3 for 10;Meredith, 2 for 2.Cardinals—Childress, 19 for 54; Crow, 4
for 12; Johnson, 5 for I I; Gautt, 4 for 9;Wilson, 2 for minus 14.
PassingCowboys—Meredith,^ 15 of 30 for 159
yards, I touchdown, 2 interceptions; Roach,I of I for 30 yards.Cardinals—Johnson, 12 of 24 for 220
yards, I touchdown, I interception; Crow,0 of I.
7 — 24
9—18
ReceivingCowboys—Clarke, 10 for 145,^ I touch
down; McDonald, 2 for 18; Perkins, 2 for15; Norman, I for 8; Marsh, I for 3.Cardinals—Randle, 4 for 89, I touchdown;
Gautt, 3 for 37; Conrad, 2 for 39; Crow, Ifor 22; Childress, I for 17; Smith, I for 16.
Cowboys 24, Redskins 18At Dallas, Sept. 20
Cowboys 0 14 3Redskins 3 6 0Redskins—Martin 31 field goal.Redskins—Martin 41 field goal.Cowboys—Perkins I run; Van Raaphorst
kick.Cowboys—Perkins 3 run; Van Raaphorst
kick.Redskins—Martin 32 field goal.Cowboys—Van Raaphorst 15 field goal.Cowboys—Renfro 39 pass interception; VanRaaphorst kick.Redskins—Safety (Edwards fumble, recovered in end zone).Redskins—Lockett 29 pass from Izo; Martinkick.Attendance—25,158.
Team Statistics
Cowboys RedskinsFirst Downs 19 12
Net Yards Gained 335 207
Net Yards Rushing . 180 59
Net Yards Passing 155 148
Passes 1 1-23 11-36
Passes Intercepted By 2 3
Punts, Average 2-30.1 5-40.6
Fumbles, Fumb'es Lost 4-1 1-0
Penalties, Yards 4-50 3-25
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RushingCowboys—Marsh. 14 for 96; Perkins. 20
for 73. 2 touchdowns; Roach. • Jc I I.Redskins—Taylor. ID for 37; Tracy. 4 for
15; Lockett. 5 for 7; Jurgensen. I for 0.Passing
Cowboys—Meredith 7 of 16 for 112 yards.2 interceptions; Roach. 4 of 6 for 73 yards.I interception; Dunn. 0 , __Redskins—Jurgensen. 6 21 for 75
yards. I interception; lio. 4 of 14 tor 76yards, I touchdown. I interception; Taylor.I of I for 41 yards.
ReceivingCowboys—Marsh. 3 for 52; Perkins. 2
for 49; Norman. 2 for 34; Clarke. 2 for 27.McDonald. 2 for 23. . . •Redskins—Lockett. 4 for 66. I touchdown;
Mitchell. 3 for 61; Richter. 2 for 31; Hernandez. I for 18; Taylor. I for 16.
Steelers 23, Cowboys 17At Pittsburgh, Sept. 27
Cowboys 3 7 0 7 —17Steelers , 3 6 14 0 23Sleelers—C'ark 36 field goal.Cowboys—Van Raaphorst 16 field goal.Sreelers-Ballman 34 pass from Brown;Clark kick fail. .
Cowboys—Clarke 7 pass from Meredith;Van Raaphorst kick. l
Steelers—Kelly 21 pass from Brown; Clarkkick
steelers-King 2 pass from Brown; Clark
Cowboys—Meredith 2 run; Van Raaphorstkick.
Attendance—35.594.
Team StatisticsCowboys Steelers
First Downs 19 1^Net Yards Gained 320 291Net Yards Rushing 150 131Net Yards Passing 170 160Passes 19-40 10-22Passes Intercepted By 0 T ,Punts, Average 6-32.3 ^Fumbles, Fumbles Lost .... 2-0 0Penalties. Yards 12-101 6-57
Rushing ,Cowboys—Perkins. 14 for 88; Marsh, 10
for 42; Meredith, 3 for 20, I touchdown;Roach, I for 0 , , .Stee'ers—Johnson, 14 for 54; Hoak, 6 for
27; Ballman, 5 for 26; King, 7 for 20;Brown. 2 for 4.
PassingCowboys—Meredith, 17 of 32 for 183
yards, I touchdown; Roach, 2 of 8 for 23yards, 2 interceptions.Steelers—Brown, 10 of 22 for 176 yards,
3 touchdowns.
ReceivingCowboys—Clarke, 7 for 1 10 I touch
down; Marsh, 4 for 20; Norman, 2 for 32;Dial. 2 for 22; Folkins, 2 for 14; McDonald.2 for 8.
Steelers—Ballman, 5 for 135 I touchdown; Kelly, 3 for 44, I touchdown; King.^ for 2. I touchdown; Johnson. I for minus
Browns 27, Cowboys 6At Cleveland, Oct. 4
Cowboys 0 6 0 0 6Browns 7 6 7 7 27Browns—Green 7 pass from Ryan; Groza
kick.Browns—Groza 19 field goal.Cowboys—Norman 5 pass from Roach; Van
Raaphorst kick failed.Browns—Groza 21 field goal.Browns—Warfield 40 pass from Ryan; Groza
kick.Browns—Collins 38 pass from Ryan- Groza
kick.Attendance—70,062.
Team Statistics
Cowboys BrownsFirst Downs |7 fgNet Yards Gained 239 367Net Yards Rushing |32 ||6Net Yards Passing I07 251Passes ...^ 13-26 15-26Passes Intercepted By I qPunts. Average 6-37.0 3-45.8Fumbles. Fumbles Lost .... 3-1 2-1Penalties. Yards 6-96 5-68
RushingCowboys—Perkins. 18 for 80; Marsh 10
for 43; Clarke. 2 for 9; Roach, 3 for 0.Browns—Brown, 23 for 89; Green 5 for
20; Ryan, 2 for 7.
PassingCowboys—Roach. 13 of 26 for 132 yards.
I touchdown.Browns—Ryan, 15 of 26 for 256 yards.
3 touchdowns, I interception.
ReceivingCowboys—Clarke, 5 for 37; Norman, 2
for 42: McDonald, 2 for 34; Marsh, 2 for5; Folkins, I for 8; Perkins, I for 6.Browns—Warfield. 5 for 123, I touch
down; Green, 5 foi 47, I touchdown; Collins, 3 for 62. I touchdown; Brown 2 for18.
Cowboys 13, Giants 13At Dallas, Oct. 11
Cowboys 0 3 10 0 — 13Giants ^ 0 13 0 0 — 13Giants—Gifford 2 run; Chandler kick.
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Cowboys—^Van Raaphorst 19 field goal.Giants—Morrison 12 pass from Tittle;Chandler kick fail.
Cowboys—Van Raaphorst 16 field goal.Cowboys—Meredith 10 run; Van Raap
horst kick.Attendance—33,224.
Team StatisticsCowboys Giants
First Downs 27 9Net Yards Gained 463 128Net Yards Rushing 218 95Net Yards Passing 245 33Passes 21-41 6-18Passes Intercepted By .... 2 2Punts, Average 3-55.0 10-46.3Fumbles, Fumbles Lost .... 6-3 0Penalties, Yards 8-48 6-40
RushingCowboys—Perkins, 17 for 137; Marsh,
1 1 for 40; Stiger, 5 for 30; Meredith, 4 forI I. I touchdown.Giants—Whee'wright, I I for 37; James,
7 for 21; Webster, 5 for 19; Childs, 5 for16; Gifford, I for 2, I touchdown.
PassingCowboys—Meredith, 21 of 41 for 296
yards, 3 interceptions.Giants—Tittle, 6 of 18 for 66 yards, I
touchdown, 2 interceptions.Receiving
Cowboys—Clarke, 7 for 120; McDonald,10 for 108; Perkins, 2 for 25; Marsh, I for24; Norman. I for 19
Giants—Childs. 2 for 13; James. I for 19;Morrison. I for 12. I touchdown; Thomas,I for 12; Shofner, I for 10.
Browns 20, Cowboys 16At Dallas, Oct. 18
Cowboys 0 6 10 0 — 16Browns 7 6 0 7 — 20Browns—Green I run; Groza kick.Cowboys—Van Rapphorst 34 field goal.Browns—Groza 34 field goal.Browns—Groza 30 field goal.Cowboys—Van Raaphorst 20 fie'd goal.Cowboys—Van Raaphorst 37 field goal.^Cowboys Marsh I run; Van Raaphorst kick.Browns—Parrish 54 pass interception;Groza kick.
Attendance—37,456.
Team StatisticsCowboys Browns
First Downs 20 12Net Yards Gained 332 264Net Yards Rushing 96 195Net Yards Passing 236 69Passes 19-43 9-20Passes Intercepted By .... I 2Punts, Average 6-42.3 7-42.4Fumbles, Fumbles Lost .... 3-3 3-2Penalties, Yards 10-105 4-56
RushingCowboys—Perkins, 21 for 96, I touch
down; Marsh, 5 for 8, I touchdown; Meredith, I for 3; Clark, 3 for minus II.Browns—Brown, 26 for 188; Green, 6
for 13, I touchdown; Ryan, 5 for minus 6.Passing
Cowboys—Meredith, 16 of 36 for 228, Iinterception; Roach, 3 of 7 for 23 yards, Iinterception.Brown—Ryan, 9 of 20 for 95 yards, I in
terception.
ReceivingCowboys—Clarke, 7 for 93; McDonald, 4
for 85; Perkins, 3 for 23; Folkins, 2 for 19;Dial, I for 17; Marsh, I for I I, Norman, Ifor 3. ...
Browns—Collins, 3 for 38; Warfield, 2for 36; Brewer, I for 12; Brown, I for 9;Hutchinson, I for 5; Green, I for minus 5.
Cowboys 31, Cardinals 13At St. Louis, Oct. 25
Cowboys 7 7 0 17 — 31Cardinals 0 3 3 7 — 13Cowboys—Perkins 2 run; Van Raaphorst
kick.Cardinals—Bakken 39 field goal.Cowboys—Clark 18 pass from Meredith;Van Raaphorst kick. ̂
Cardinals—Bakken 16 field goal.Cowboys—Marsh 10 run; Van Raaphorst
kick.Cowboys—Van Raaphorst 20 field goal.Cowboys—Marsh 24 run; Van Raaphorst
kick.Cardinals—Randle 3 pass from Johnson;
Bakken kick.Attendance—28,252.
Team StatisticsCowboys Cardinals
First Downs IB 17Net Yards Gained 306 285Net Yards Rushing 146 119Net Yards Passing 160 166Passes 12-19 14-33Passes Intercepted By I , i «Punts, Average 5-40.6 3-46.0Fumbles, Fumbles Lost 0 2-2Penalties, Yards 7-67 5-49
RushingCowboys—Marsh, 9 for 56, 2 touchdowns;
Stiger, 10 for 45; Perkins, 17 for 45, Itouchdown.Cardinals—Crenshaw, 14 for 71; Crow,
12 for 30; Johnson, 2 for 18.Passing
Cowboys—Meredith, 12 of 19 for 192yards, I touchdown, I interception.Cardinals—Johnson, 14 of 33 for 187
yards, I touchdown, 2 interceptions.
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ReceivingCowboys—Clarke, 7 for 103, I touch
down; Norman, 2 for 42; Stiger, I for 9;Perkins, I for 4; McDonald, I for 2.Cardinals—Randle, 5 for 68, I touchdown;
Crenshaw, 5 for 40; Smith, 2 for 40; Conrad, 2 for 18.
Cowboys 24, Bears 10At Chicago, Nov. 1
Cowboys 7 10 0 7 — 24Bears 3 0 0 7 — 10Bears—Leclerc 12 field goal.Cowboys—Perkins 2 run; Van Raaphorst
kick.Cowboys—Stiger 31 pass from Meredith;
Van Raaphorst kick.Cowboys—Van Raaphorst 41 field goal.Cowboys—Meredith I run; Van Raaphorst
kick.Bears—Marconi I run; Jencks kick.Attendance—47,527.
Team StaHsficsCowboys Bears
First Downs 19 19Net Yards Gained 271 263Net Yards Rushing 129 95Net Yards Passing 142 168Passes 10-19 15-33Passes Intercepted By 3 0Punts, Average 3-48.0 5-40.2Fumbles, Fumbles Lost 5-4 l-lPenalties, Yards 8-70 1 1-115
RushingCowboys—Perkins, 16 for 70, I touch
down; Stiger, 13 for 36; Marsh, 2 for 14;Meredith, 4 for 9, I touchdown.Bears—Arnett, 14 for 50; Bivins, 13 for
17; Whitsell, I for 14; Bukich, 3 for 12;Wade, I for 2; Marconi, 3 for 0, I touchdown.
PassingCowboys—Meredith, 10 of 19 for 158
yards, I touchdown.Bears—Wade, 12 of 27 for 163 yards,
3 interceptions; Bukich, 3 of 5 for 14 yards.^ Receiving
Cowboys—Stiger, 4 for 60, I touchdown;Clarke, 3 for 51; McDonald, 2 for 29; Norman I for 18.
Bears—-J. Morris, 7 for 70; Ditka, 3 for45; Bivins, 3 for 22; Arnett, 2 for 40.
Cowboys 31, Gionfs 21At New York, Nov. 8
Cowboys 14 7 0 10 — 31Giants 0 7 7 7 — 21Cowboys—Ridlon 74 pass interception; Van
Raaphorst kick.Cowboys—Clarke 14 pass from Meredith;
Van Raaphorst kick.Cowboys—McDonald 48 pass from Mere
dith; Van Raaphorst kick.
Giants—Gifford 40 pass from Tittle; Chandler kick.
Giants—Gifford 6 pass from Tittle; Chandler kick.
Cowboys—Clarke 8 pass from Meredith;Van Raaphorst kick.
Cowboys—Van Raaphorst 43 field goal.Giants—Webster 2 run; Stynchula kick!Attendance—63,061.
Team StatisticsCowboys Giants
First Downs 14 20Net Yards Gained 241 301Net Yards Rushing 81 52Net Yards Passing 160 249Passes - 13-26 19-38Passes Intercepted By 2 2Punts, Average 5-44.8 6-43.0Fumbles, Fumbles Lost 3-1 4-3Penalties, Yards 8-59 6-50
RushingCowboys—Stiger, II for 32; Perkins, 12
for 28, Clarke, I for 8; Marsh, 5 for 8;Meredith, 5 for 5.Giants—Wheelwright, 14 for 44; Thurlow,
6 for I I; Webster, I for 2, I touchdown;Tittle, 2 for minus 5.
PassingCowboys—^Meredith. 13 of 26 for 191
yards, 3 touchdowns, 2 interceptions.Giants—^Tittle, 14 of 31 for 215 yards, 2
touchdowns, 2 interceptions; Wood, 4 of5 for 50 yards; Thurlow, I of 2 for 18
n . .ReceivingCowboys—Clarke, 5 for 82, 2 touch
downs; McDona'd, 4 for 80, I touchdown;Perkins, 2 for I I; Norman, I for 12; Marsh,I for 6.Giants—Gifford. 5 for 95. 2 touchdowns;
Thomas. 4 for 75; Morrison, 3 for 36; Wheelwright, 2 for 31; Webster, 2 for 22; Thurlow, 2 for 19; Childs, I for 5.
Eagles 17, Cowboys 14At Dallas, Nov. 15
Cowboys J 2 1 7—14Eagles 7 3 0 7 — 17Eagles—Retziaff 29 pass from Hill; Baker
Eagles—Baker «_field goal.Cowboys—Meredith 3 run; Van Raaphorst
Cowboys Perkins 2 run; Van RaaphorstIc I c K
Eagles—Retziaff 38 pass from Hill; Baker
AHindance-55,972Team Statistics
Cowboys EaglesFirst Downs 'f_ '3Net Yards Gained 223 300Net Yards Rushing 71 152Net Yards Passing 152 148Passes 16-27 1 1-26
46
Passes Intercepted By .. . 0 IPunts, Average 7-39.7 7-49.3Fumbles. Fumbles Lost .... 0 2-2Penalties, Yards 5-56 3-34
RushingCowboys—Perkins, 19 for 46, I touch
down; Marsh, 8 for 20; Meredith, I for 3,I touchdown; Clarke, I for 2.Eagles—Gros, 16 for 1 18; Hill, 5 for 31;
Matson, 9 for 2; Lang, 2 for I.Passing
Cowboys—Meredith, 16 of 27 for 212yards, I interception.
Eagles—Hill, I I of 26 for 181 yards, 2touchdowns.
ReceivingCowboys—McDona'd, 7 for 99; Clarke,
6 for 88; Perkins, I for 12; Dial, I for 10;Marsh, I for 3.
Eagles—Retzlaff, 3 for 90, 2 touchdowns;Matson, 2 for 35; Poage, 2 for 25, Gros, 2for 3; Goodwin, I for 14; Lang, I for 14.
Redskins 28, Cowboys 16At- Woshingf-on, Nov. 22
Cowboys 6 0 0 10 — 16Redskins 7 7 7 7 — 28Redskins—Reger 6 pass interception; Mar
tin kick.Cowboys—Van Raaphorst 15 field goal.Cowboys—Van Raaphorst 32 field goal.Redskins—Jurgensen I run; Martin kick.Redskins—Coia 59 pass from Jurgensen;
Martin kick.Cowboys—^Van Raaphorst 38 field goal.^Cowboys—SHger 2 run; Van Raaphorst kick.Redskins—Krause 35 pass interception;
Martin kick.Attendance—49,219.
Team StatisticsCowboys Redskins
First Downs _... I INet Yards Gained 196 366Net Yards Rushing 136 59Net Yards Passing 60 307Passes 10-34 20-35Passes Intercepted By I 4Punts, Average 7-33.1 8-41.0Fumbles, Fumbles Lost ... 4-1 3-2Penalties, Yards 9-95 8-89
RushingCowboys—Stiger, 6 for 73, I touchdown;
Marsh, 13 for 35; Clarke, I for 15; Meredith, I for 13.
Redskins—Atkins, 6 for 29; Taylor, 17 for27; Lockett, 2 for 3; Jurgensen, 4 for 0, Itouchdown.
PassingCowboys—Meredith, 6 of 24 for 94
yards, 3 interceptions; Roach, 4 of 10 for20 yards, I interception; Clarke, 0 of I.
Redskins—Jurgensen,^ 20 of 34 for 307yards, I touchdown, I interception; Taylor,0 ot I.
ReceivingCowboys—Clarke, 3 for 59; McDonald, 3
for 37; Stiger, 2 for 8; Marsh, I for 7;Norman, I for 3.Redskins—Taylor, 7 for 86; Coia, 6 for
107, I touchdown; Carpenter, 3 for 68;Mitchell, 2 for 48; Atkins, 2 for minus 2 .
Packers 45, Cowboys 21At Dallas, Nov. 29
Cowboys 0 14 0 7 — 21Packers 7 10 14 14 — 45Packers—Dowler 6 pass from Starr; Horn-ung kick
Packers—Hornung 25 field goal.Packers—^Jordan 60 fumble return; Hornung
kick.Cowboys—Renfro 69 punt return; Van Ra
aphorst kick.Cowboys—Lothridge 2 run; Van Raaphorst
kick.Packers—Taylor 14 pass from Starr; Hornung kick.
Packers—Starr I run* Hornung kick.Packers—Moore 27 pass from Starr; Hornung kick.
Packers—Aldridge 29 fumble return; Hornung kick.
Cowboys—Livingston 17 fumble return; VanRaaphorst kick
Attendance—44,975.
Team StaHsficsCowboys Packers
First Downs 8 17Net Yards Gained 132 246Net Yards Rushing 78 116Net Yards Passing 54 130Passes 7-20Passes Intercepted By 0 r .Punts, Average 7-38.1 5-41.4Fumbles, Fumbles Lost 4-3 2-2Penalties, Yards - 3-15 4-40
RushingCowboys—Stiger, 12 for 50; Dunn, II for
32; Clarke, I for 2; Roach, 2 for 0; Lothridge. 2 for minus 6, I touchdown.
Packers—Taylor, 17 for 82; Pitts. 6 for 24;Starr, 3 for 8, I touchdown; Crutcher, Ifor 5* Moore, 9 for minus I; Hornung, 5for minus 2.
PassingCowboys—Roach, 5 of 10 for 48 yards,
I interception; Lothridge, 2 of 9 for 24yards, 2 interceptions; Stiger, 0 of I.Packers—Starr. 9 of 20 for 105 yards, 3
touchdowns; Bratkowski, I of I for 19yards; Moore, I of 2 for 28 yards.
ReceivingCowboys—McDonald, 3 for 55; Dial, 2
for 29; Stiger, 2 for 8.Packers—Dowler, 3 for 43, I touchdown;
Moore, 3 for 24, I touchdown; Taylor, 3for 19, I touchdown; Kramer, I for 47;Long, I for 19.
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Eagles 24, Cowboys 14At Philadelphia. Dec. 6
Cowboys 7 5 7 0— 14g^gles 0 7 0 17 — 24Cowboys—Ridlon 63 fumble return; Van
Raaphorst kick.Eagles—Goodwin II pass from Concannon;
Baker kick. . .Cowboys—McDonald 12 pass from Mere
dith; Van Raaphorst kick.Eagles—Baker 48 field goal.Eagles—Retilaff 31 pass from Concannon;
Baker kick.Eagles—Scarpati 24 pass interception; Ba
ker kick.Attendance—60,671.
Team StatisticsCowboys Eagles
First Downs 13 16Net Yards Gained 132 257Net Yards Rushing 59 165Net Yards Passing 73 92Passes 1 1-26 10-20Passes Intercepted By ' ! ... ^Punts, Average 9-29.9Fumbles, Fumbles Lost 2-0 l-lPenalties, Yards 6-61 4-43
RushingCowboys—Marsh. 10 for 29, Dunn. 5 for
22: Perkins. 2 fcr 6; Stiger. 4 for 2.Eagles—Concannon, 8 for 99; Gros, I I
for 42, Matson, 6 for 14; Brown. 6 for 10;Long, I IFor 0.
PassingCowboys—Meredith, II of 25 for 126
yards, I touchdown, I interception; Dunn,0 of I. . .....
Eagles—Concannon, 10 of 20^ for 134yards, 2 touchdowns, I interception.
ReceivingCowboys—Norman, 6 for 63; McDona'd,
4 for 53, I touchdown; C'arke, I for 10.Eagles—Gros, 5 for 59; Poage, 2 for 26;
Goodwin, 2 for 18, I touchdown; Retzlaff, Ifor 31, I touchdown.
Cowboys 17, Steelers 14At Dallas. Dec. 13
Cowboys 10 0 0 7 — 17Steelers 0 0 .7 7 — 14Cowboys—Van Raaphorst 10 field goal.^Cowboys—Norman 8 pass from Meredith;Van Raaphorst kick.
Steelers—Hoak 3 pass from Brown; Clarkkick.
Cowboys—Dunn 3 run; Van Raaphorst kick.Steelers—Ballman 36 pass from Brown;
C'ark kick.Attendance—35,271.
Team Statistics
Cowboys SteelersFirst Downs 17 |2Net Yards Gained 267 225Net Yards Rushing 90 78Net Yards Passing 177 147Passes 14-29 9-22Passes Intercepted By 2 0Punts, Average 6-38.0 6-45.5Fumbles, Fumbles Lost .. 2-1 3.3Penalties, Yards 6-74 2-20
RushingCowboys—Dunn, 10 for 49, I touchdown;
Perkins, 8 for 19: Meredith, 8 for 15- Fol-kins, I for 9; Stiger, I for I; Roach, 'l forminus 2.Steelers—Johnson, 17 for 36; Peaks 8
for 21; Hoak, 8 for 18; Thomas, I for' 3;Brown, I for 0.
PossingCowboys—Meredith, 14 of 28 for 223
yards, I touchdown; Roach, 0 of I.Stee'ers—Brown, 9 of 22 for 166 yards,
2 touchdowns, 2 interceptions.
ReceivingCowboys—Dial. 5 for 100, Norman, 4
for 35, I touchdown; Clarke, 2 for 48; Dunn2 for 30; Perkins, I for 10.
Steelers—^Thomas, 3 for 66; Hoak, 3 for20, I touchdown; Ballman, 2 for *68, Itouchdown; Johnson, I for 12.
1964 TEAM STATISTICSCowboys Opponents
230 First Downs 21 189 First Downs Rushing 71
1 19 First Downs Passing 12I22 First Downs Penalties I9
3704 Net Offensive Yards 37501691 Net Yards Rushing 15042013 Net Yards Passing 22462516 Yards Gained Passing 257168 No. Losses Att. Pass 45503 Yards Loss Att. Pass 325404 Passes Attemoted 377192 Passes Completed 17218 Pass Intercepted By 2478 Punts 80
38.9 Punting Average 43.539 Fumbles 2619 Fumbles Lost 2097 . Penalties 75952 Yards Lost Penalties 78140 Punt Return 19
1 1.5 Avg. Yds. Punt Return 2.646 Kickoff Returns . . 50
24.0 Avg. Yds. Kickoff Return . 21.6
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1964 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICSSCORING
Player- TD PAT FG Pts.Van Raaphorst 0 28-29 14-29 70
Perkins 6 0-0 0-0 36
Clarke 5 0-0 0-0 30
Meredith 4 0-0 0-0 24
Marsh 2 0-0 0-0 12
McDonald 2 0-0 0-0 12
Norman 2 0-0 0-0 12
Ridlon 2 0-0 0-0 12
Renfro — 2 0-0 0-0 12
Stiger 2 0-0 0-0 12
Dunn 1 0-0 0-0 6
Livingston 1 0-0 0-0 6
Lothridge 1 0-0 0-0 6
TOTALS 30 ♦28-30 14-29 250OPP. TOTALS 34 32-34 17-27 ♦♦289
' — Bad snap on PAT, no kick.' — Includes safety.
PUNT RETURNSPlayer — No. Yds. Avg. Lg. FC TD
Renfro 32 418 13.1 61 9 1McDonald 2 17 8.5 9 2 0Gaechter , 5 24 4.8 16 1 0Stiqer 1 0 0.0 0 4 0TOTALS 40 459 1 1.5 69 16 1OPP. TOT. . 19 52 2.6 24 29 0
KICKOFF RETURNSPlayer— No. Yds. Avg. Lg. TD
Renfro 40 1017 25.4 65 0Gaechter 1 31 31.0 31 0Bullocks 1 19 19.0 19 0Dunn 33 16.5 18 0Marsh 1 2 2.0 2 0Folkins 1 0 0.0 0 0TOTALS 46 1 102 24.0 65 0OPP. TOTALS .. 50 1081 21.6 60 0
RUSHINGPlayer— No. Yds. Avg. Lg. TD
Perkins 174 768 4.6 59 6Marsh 100 401 4.0 28 2Stiger 68 280 4.1 64 1Dunn ^ 26 103 4.0 14 1Meredith 32 81 2.5 17 4Clarke 10 46 4.6 21 0Folkins 1 9 9.0 9 0Roach 8 9 I.I I I 0Lothridge 2 -6 -3.0 2
15TOTALS ... 421 1691 4.0 64OPP. TOTALS .. 438 1504 3.4 71 6
RECEIVINGPlayer— No. Yds.
Clarke 65 973McDonald 46 612Norman 24 311Perkins 15 155Marsh 15 131Dial 11 178Stiger 9 85Folkins 5 41Dunn 2 30TOTALS 192 2516GPP. TOTAL 172 2571
PUNTINGNo. Yds.Player —
Lothridge 62Howley IFolkins 15TOTALS 78OPP. TOTALS .. 80♦ Partially blocked,
250137
49730353478went
Avg.15.013.313.010.38.7
17.19.48.2
15.013.114.9
Avg.40.337.033.138.943.5
Lg.49483737324131I I184959
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11 yards.
INTERCEPTIONS
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Player—
Ridlon
No. Yds. Avg. Lg. TD7 1 10 15.7 39 1
.. 4 121 30.3 74 1
2 27 13.5 21 02 27 13.5 26 0
1 27 27.0 27 01 3 3.0 3 01 1 1.0 1 0
18 316 17.6 74 2. 24 345 15.0 54 4
LivingstonJordanEdwardsTOTALSOPP. TOTALS
OPP. FUMBLES RECOVEREDPlayer—
LillyTubbsRidlonLivingston .Connelly ..
No. Yds. Avg. Lg. TD3 4 1.3 4 03 0 0.0 0 02 63 31.5 63 1
. 2 17 8.5 17 12 3 3.0 3 02 0 0.0 0 02 0 0.0 0 0
One"recovery, no yards — Folkins, Jordan,Stephens, Colvin.TOTALS 20 87 4.4 63 2OPP. TOTALS . ..19 1 16 6.1 60 2
COMPOSITE SCORE BY QUARTERSCowboys 60 74 37 79 — 250Opponents 47
PASSING
81 62 99 —289
Player— Att. Comp.Meredith 323 158Roach 68 32Lothridge 9 2Clarke I 0Stiger I 0Dunn 2 0TOTALS 404 192OPP. TOTALS 377 172
Yds.2143
34924
000
25162571
Yds. LostAtt. Pass
58-41610-870-00-00-00-0
68-50345-325
Pet. Avg.Gn. Lg.Gn. Int. TD48.9 6.6 49 16 947.1 5.1 37 6 122.2 2.7 13 2 0
0.0 0.0 0 0 00.0 0.0 0 0 00.0 0.0 0 0 0
47.5 6.2 49 24 1045.6 6.8 59 18 22
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COWBOYS RECORDS
Team Season RecordsMOST POINTS SCORED
Cowboys 398 in 1962 —Opponents 405 in 1962FEWEST POINTS SCORED
Cowboys 177* in I960 —Opponents 289 in 1964Cowboys 226 in 1961
MOST TOUCHDOWNS SCORED
Cowboys SI in 1962 —Opponents 52 in 1962FEWEST TOUCHDOWNS SCORED
Cowboys 23* in I960 — Opponents 34 in 1964Cowboys 29 in 1961
MOST FIRST DOWNS
Cowboys 248 in 1963 — Opponents 274 in 1962FEWEST FIRST DOWNS
Cowboys 180* in I960 — Opponents 230 in 1964MOST FIRST DOWNS RUSHING
Cowboys.. 105 in 1963 — Opponents 122 in 1961FEWEST FIRST DOWNS RUSHING
Cowboys 57* in I960 — Opponents 71 in 1964Cowboys 89 in 1964
MOST FIRST DOWNS PASSINGCowboys 136 in 1962 —Opponents 166 in 1962
FEWEST FIRST DOWNS PASSINGCowboys 105* in I960 — Opponents 97* in I960Cowboys 1 19 in 1964 — Opponents 121 in 1964
MOST FIRST DOWNS BY PENALTIESCowboys 22 in 1964 — Opponents 19 in 1964
FEWEST FIRST DOWNS BY PENALTIESCowboys 9 in 1961 & 1962 — Opponents 12 in 1961
MOST NET YARDS OFFENSECowboys 4,912 in 1962 —Opponents 5,325 in 1963
FEWEST NET YARDS OFFENSECowboys 3,153* in I960 — Opponents 3,750 in 1964Cowboys 3,704 in 1964
MOST NET YARDS RUSHINGCowboys 2,040 in 1962 —Opponents 2,242* in I960
— Opponents 2,161 in 1961FEWEST NET YARDS RUSHING
Cowboys 1,049* in I960 —Opponents 1,504 in 1964Cowboys 1,691 in 1964
MOST NET YARDS PASSINGCowboys 2,872 in 1962 — Opponents 3,674 in 1962
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FEWEST NET YARDS PASSINGCowboys 2.013 in 1964 — Opponents 2.130* in I960
— Opponents 2,246 in 1964MOST TOTAL YARDS PASSING
Cowboys 3,115 in 1962 — Opponents 3,904 in 1962FEWEST TOTAL YARDS PASSING
Cowboys 2,388* in I960 — Opponents 2,305* in I960Cowboys 2,516 in 1964 — Opponents 2,571 in 1964
MOST YARDS LOST ATTEMPTING TO PASSCowboys 503 in 1964 — Opponents 325 in 1964
FEWEST YARDS ATTEMPTING TO PASSCowboys 243 in 1962 — Opponents 161 in 1963
MOST FUMBLES
Cowboys 46 in 1961 —Opponents 33 in 1962MOST FUMBLES LOST
Cowboys 21 in 1961—Opponents 20 in 1964FEWEST FUMBLES
Cowboys 21* in I960 — Opponents 21* in I960Cowboys 29 in 1963 — Opponents 23 in 1963
FEWEST FUMBLES LOSTCowboys I I* in I960 — Opponents I"Cowboys 15 in 1963 — Opponents I I m 1963
MOST PASS ATTEMPTSCowboys 422 in 1961—Opponents 437 in 1962
FEWEST PASS ATTEMPTSCowboys 254* in I960 — Opponents 293* in I960Cowboys 375 in 1963 — Opponents 326 in 1961
MOST PASS COMPLETIONSCowboys 215 in 1961—Opponents 233 in 1962
FEWEST PASS COMPLETIONSCowboys 163* in I960 — Opponents 145* in I960Cowboys 192 in 1964 — Opponents 168 in 1961
MOST PASS INTERCEPTIONSCowboys 26 in 1963 — Opponents 32 in I960
FEWEST PASS INTERCEPTIONSCowboys 15* in I960 — Opponents 16 in 1962Cowboys 18 in 1964
MOST PENALTIES .Cowboys 97 in 1964 — Opponents 75 in 1964
FEWEST PENALTIES .Cowboys 47 in 1961 — Opponents 38 in 1961
most yards penalized .Cowboys 952 in 1964 — Opponents 781 in 1964
FEWEST YARDS PENALIZED
Cowboys 427 in 1961 — Opponents 362 in 1961MOST PUNTS .
Cowboys 78 in 1964 — Opponents 80 in 1964FEWEST PUNTS
Cowboys 57 in 1962 — Opponents 43 in 1961*12 Games
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Team Single-Game ReeorcbMOST POINTS
Cowboys 45 vs. Cleveland (45-2 I ) December 2,Opp. 52 St. Louis (52-20) December 9,Combined 72 vs. St. Louis (20-52) December 9,
and vs. New York (31-41 ) December 16,
MOST FIRST DOWNS
Cowboys 31 vs. San Francisco November 10,Opp. 28 Chicago November IB,
FEWEST FIRST DOWNS
Cowboys 8 vs. Cleveland October 16,vs. Pittsburgh November 12,vs. St. Louis December 10,vs. Green Bay November 29,
Opp. 12 Cleveland October 7,
MOST FIRST DOWNS RUSHING
Cowboys 14 vs. Philadelphia October 22,Opp. 15 Cleveland .. December 3,
Pittsburgh September 23,
FEWEST FIRST DOWNS RUSHING
Cowboys I vs. Chicago November 27,vs. St. Louis ..October 23,
Opp. I Los Angeles September 30,
MOST FIRST DOWNS PASSING
Pftwhovs 23 VS. San Francisco November 10,Opp. 21 Chicago - November I I,
FEWEST FIRST DOWNS PASSING
Cowboys 3 vs. Cleveland October 16,vs. St. Louis December 10,
Opp. 4 St. Louis October 23,
MOST FIRST DOWNS BY PENALTIES
Cowboys 5 vs. Detroit December I I,Opp. 4 Cleveland October 4,
MOST NET YARDS TOTAL OFFENSE
Cowboys 532 vs. San Francisco November 10,Opp. 527 St. Louis - December 9,
FEWEST NET YARDS TOTAL OFFENSE
Cowboys 126 vs. St. Louis December 10,Opp. 128 New York October I I,
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Cowboys 226 vs. New York December I,Opp. 289 Philadelphia October 22,
FEWEST NET YARDS RUSHING
Cowboys 44 vs. Chicago November 27,Opp. 40 Los Angeles September 30,
MOST NET YARDS PASSING <
Cowboys 419 vs. San Francisco November 10,Opp. 437 Chicago November IB,
FEWEST NET YARDS PASSING
Cowboys 16 vs. St. Louis December 10,Opp. 33 New York October I I,
MOST TOTAL YARDS PASSING
Cowboys 460 vs. San Francisco November 10,Opp. 466 Chicago November 18,
FEWEST TOTAL YARDS PASSING
Cowboys 49 vs. St. Louis December 10,Opp. 66 New York October I I ,
MOST YARDS LOST ATTEMPTING TO PASS
Cowboys 65 vs. New York October 20,Opp. 65 Minnesota October 8,
MOST FUMBLES
Cowboys 6 vs. Washington November 19,vs. New York October I I ,
Opp. 6 St. Louis October 28,MOST FUMBLES LOST
Cowboys 4 vs. Chicago November I,Opp. 4 St. Louis October 28,
MOST PENALTIES
Cowboys 12 vs. Pittsburgh September 27,Opp. I I Chicago November I,
FEWEST PENALTIES
Cowboys 0 vs. St. Louis December 10,Opp. 0 Pittsburgh October 21,
MOST YARDS LOST ON PENALTIES
Cowboys 1 17 vs. Detroit December I I,Opp. 149 Los Angeles - November 6,
MOST PUNTS
Cowboys 10 vs. Pittsburgh November 12,vs. Detroit October 13,
Opp. I I Los Angeles September 30,
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Individual Season Records
RUSHING
Most Yards Gained 945 — Don Perkins 1962Most Carries 222 — Don Perkins 1962Best Avg. (50 plus carries) .... 5.6 — Amos Marsh 1962Best Avg. (less than 50 carries) 8.0 — Don Meredith 1961Most Touchdowns 7 — Don Perkins 1962
7 — Don Perkins 1963
PASSING
Most Attempts 323 —Don Meredith 1964Most Completions 167 — Don Meredith 1963Most Yards Gained 2,381 —Don Meredith 1963Most Touchdowns 17 —Don Meredith 1963Best Percentage 57.2 — Eddie LeBaron 1962Most Interceptions 25 — Eddie LeBaron I960Best Avg. Gain Per Attempt.... 8.7 — Eddie LeBaron 1962Poorest Percentage 37.7 —Don Heinrich I960
RECEIVING
65 — Frank Clarke 1964.. 1,043 — Frank Clarke 1962
14 — Frank Clarke 1962Best Avg. Gn. Per Reception .. 32.2 — Frank Clarke I960
Most Receptions .Most Yards GainedMost Touchdowns
Most PointsMost Touchdowns
SCORING
92—Sam Baker 196214 — Frank Clarke 1962
Most PAtV 50 — Sam Baker 1962Most Field Goals 14 —Sam Baker 1962
— Dick Van Raaphorst 1964Most PAT Attempts 51—Sam Baker 1962Most FG Attempts 29 — Dick Van Raaphorst 1964
DEFENSE
Most Unassisted Tackles 47 — JerryMost Assisted Tackles 101 —JerryMost Tackles, Combined 148—JerryMost Intercepted Passes
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8 — Don Bishop 1961Most Yds. Ret. Int. PaTses"."'" 21 1—Cornell Green (seven int.) ... 1963Most KickoH Returns 40 — Mel Renfro 1964Most Yds. on Kickoft Returns . 1,017 —Mel Renfro 1964Most Punt Returns 32 — Mel Renfro 1964Most Yards Punt Returns 418 — Mel Renfro 1964
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Individual Single-Game RecordsMOST YARDS GAINED RUSHING
Cowboys 137 Don Perkins vs. St. Louis Oct. 28, 1962Don Perkins vs. New York Ocfober I I, 1964
Opp. 232 Jimmy Brown, Cleveland September 22, 1963MOST CARRIES
Cowboys 25 Don Perkins vs. Washington September 29, 1963Don Perkins vs. New York December I, 1963
Opp. 27 Dick James, Washington Dec. 17, 1961LONGEST RUN FROM SCRIMMAGE
Cowboys 73 Amos Bullocks vs. Chicago Nov. 18, 1962Opp^ 75 Ed Sutton, New York Dec. 4, I960
MOST PASSES ATTEMPTED
Cowboys 48 Don Meredith vs. San Francisco ....November 10, 1963Opp. 46 Bill Wade, Chicago Nov. 18, 1962
MOST PASSES COMPLETED
Cowboys 30 Don Meredith vs. San Francisco ... November 10, 1963Opp. 28 Bill Wade, Chicago —Nov. 18, 1962
MOST YARDS GAINED PASSING
Cowboys 460 Don Meredith vs. San Francisco ... November 10, 1963Opp. 466 Bill Wade, Chicago Nov. 18, 1962
MOST TOUCHDOWN PASSES
Cowbovs 5 Eddie LeBaron vs. Pittsburgh Oct. 21, 1962Opp. 6 Y. A. Tittle, New York Dec. 16, 1962
LONGEST COMPLETION
Cowboys 85 Eddie LeBaron to Amos Marshi^owDoys Angeles Sept. 30. 1962
Odd 86 Charlie Johnson to Sonny Randle,St. Louis Oct. 28, 1962
(Dallas holds National Football League record for shortest touchdown pass,two inches, Eddie LeBaron to Dick Bielski, vs. Washington, October 9, I960.)
MOST PASSES HAD INTERCEPTED
Cowboys 5 Eddie LeBaron vs. Philadelphia Sept. 30, I960Eddie LeBaron vs. St. Louis Nov. 5, 1961
Opp. 4 Y. A. Tittle, New York Oct 15, 1961MOST PASS RECEPTIONS
Cowboys I I Bill Howton vs. Philadelphia Nov. 26, 1961Opp. 10 Bill Anderson, Washington Nov. 19, 1961
Johnny Morris, Chicago Nov. 18, 1962
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MOST YARDS LOST ATTEMPTING TO PASS
Cowboys 60 Don Meredith vs. Philadelphia December 6, 1964Opp. 47 Fran Tarkenfon, Minnesota Oct. 8, 1961
MOST YARDS GAINED ON RECEPTIONS
Cowboys 241 Frank Clarke vs. Washington Sept. 16, 1962Opp. 195 Raymond Berry, Baltimore Oct. 30 I960
MOST TOUCHDOWNS ON PASS RECEPTIONS
Cowboys 3 Frank Clarke vs. Washington Sept. 16 1962Frank Clarke vs. Pittsburgh Oct. 21, 1962
Opp. 3 Raymond Berry, Baltimore Oct. 30, 1960Tommy McDonald, Philadelphia Nov. 26,1961Del Shotner, New York Nov. I I. 1962Joe Walton, New York Dec. 16, 1962
MOST POINTS SCORED
Cowboys 18 L. G. Dupre, vs. New York Dec. 4, I960Frank Clarke vs. Washington Sept. 16, 1962Frank Clarke vs. Pittsburgh Oct. 21, 1962
Opp. 24 Dick James, Washington Dec. 17, 1961
MOST TOUCHDOWNS
Cowboys 3 L. G. Dupre vs. New York Dec. 4, I960Frank Clarke vs. Washington Sept. 16, 1962Frank Clarke vs. Pittsburgh Oct. 21, 1962Don Perkins vs. New York December I, 1963
Opp. 4 Dick James, Washington Dec. 17, 1961
MOST EXTRA POINTS CONVERTED
Cowboys 6 Sam Baker vs. Pittsburgh Oct. 21, 1962Sam Baker vs. Cleveland Dec. 2, 1962
Opp. 7 Gerry Perry, St. Louis December 9, 1962
MOST EXTRA POINTS ATTEMPTED
Cowboys 6 Sam Baker vs. Pittsburgh Oct. 21, 1962Sam Baker vs. Cleveland Dec. 2, 1962
Opp. 7 Sam Baker, Cleveland Oct. 16, I960Gerry Perry, St. Louis December 9, 1962
MOST FIELD GOALS MADE
Cowboys 3 Dick Van Raaphorst vs. Cleveland Oct. 18, 1964Dick Van Raaphorst vs. Washington Nov. 22, 1964
Opp. 4 Ed Khayat, Washington Oct. 9, I960Tommy Davis, San Francisco Nov. 20, I960
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MOST FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTEDCowboys 5 Dick Van Raaphorsf vs. New York Oct. I I, 1964
Dick Van Raaphorst vs. Washington Nov. 22, 1964Opp. 6 Tommy Davis, San Francisco Nov. 20,1960
LONGEST FIELD GOAL
Cowboys 53 Sam Baker vs. New York Nov. I I, 1962Sam Baker vs. Pittsburgh December 8, 1963
Opp. 53 Don Chandler, New York December I, 1963COWBOYS DEFENSE
Most unassisted tackles ... 9 — Jerry Tubbs vs. San Fran Nov. 20, I960Most assisted tackles 15 lerry Tubbs vs. Chicago ... Nov. 27, I960Most tackles, combined.... 19 — Jerry Tubbs vs. Chicago ....Nov. 27, I960Most yds. gn. ret. int 121 —Mike Gaechter vs.
Washington (two) Nov. 3, 1963Longest ret. of int. pass ... 100 — Mike Gaechter vs. Phila. Oct. 14, 1962Most Kickoff returns 8 — Mel Renfro vs. Green Bay ... Nov. 29, 1964Most yds. KO rets. 168 — Mel Renfro vs.
Washington (4 returns) ... Nov. 22, 1964Lonqest KO ret 101 —Amos Marsh vs.
Philadelphia Oct. 14, 1962Most Punt returns 4 — Jim Stiger vs. Detroit Oct. 13, 1963
— Mel Renfro vs. Wash Sept. 20, 1964— Mel Renfro vs. Green Bay ... Nov. 29, 1964— Mel Renfro vs. Phila. Dec. 6, 1964
Longest Punt Return 69 — Mel Renfro vs. Green Bay Nov. 29, 1964Most yds. punt returns 1 17 — Mel Renfro vs.
Green Bay (4 returns) Nov. 29, 1964MISCELLANEOUS INDIVIDUAL RECORDS
Most Consecutive Passes Completed — Don Meredith, 10 vs. Philadelphia,Nov. 17, 1963.
Most Consecutive Passes Without an Interception — Eddie LeBaron, 63 in1962.
Most Consecutive Games to Rush for TD —Amos Marsh, 3 in 1963; DonPerkins, 3 in 1964.
Most Consecutive Games at Least One Pass Catch — Bill Howton, 34 (finalgame of I960 season, every game in 1961 and 1962, first five games of1963 season). ^ i , #f. .
Most Consecutive Games to Catch TD Passes — Frank Clarke, 7 (tmalgame of 1961 season, first six games in'62.
Most Consecutive Games Kick FG — Dick Van Raaphorst, 5 in^ 1964.Most Consecutive Games Intercept Pass — Don Bishop, 5 in 1961 (Mel
Renfro has 2 going into 1965 season).Most Consecutive PATs — Sam Baker, 55 (last 17 attempts in 1962, all 38
attempts in 1963).MISCELLANEOUS TEAM RECORDS
Most Consecutive Games without Losing Fumble — 2 in 1962 and 2 in 1964.Most Consecutive Games Intercept Pass — 28 (every game in 62 and 63).Most Consecutive PATs — I I I (*60. '61, '62, '63) (23 going into 1965).PAT record — 21 of 23 in '60 — last 17 straight.
29 of 29 in '61.50 of 51 in '62 — first 33, last 17.38 of 40 in '63—first 32.28 of 30 in *64 — last 23.
Club All-Time PAT Percentage — 95.9 on 166 of 173.
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COWBOYS' LONGEST PLAYSLONG RUNS FROM SCRIMMAGE
7 3 Amos Bullocks vs. Chicago, Nov. 18, 1962 (ID).71 —Amos Marsh vs. New York, Oct. 15, 1961.70 — Amos Marsh vs. Washington, Nov. 4, 1962.64 — Jim Stiger vs. Washington, Nov. 22, 1964.59 — Don Perkins vs. Pittsburgh, Sept. 27, 1964.53 — Don Perkins vs. St. Louis, Sept. 12, 1964.47 — Don Perkins vs. Minnesota, Sept. 24, 1961.41 Amos Marsh vs. Detroit, Oct. 13, 1963 (ID).41 Don Perkins vs. New York, Oct. I I, 1964.
LONG FORWARD PASSES8 5 Eddie LeBaron to Amos Marsh vs. Los Angeles, Sept. 30, 1962 (TD).80 Eddie LeBaron to Frank Clarke vs. Washington, Dec. 17, 1961 (TD).76 Eddie LeBaron to Frank Clarke vs. San Francisco, Nov. 20, I960 (TD).76 Eddie LeBaron to Jim Doran vs. Pittsburgh, Sept. 24, I960 (TD).75 Eddie LeBaron to Frank Clarke vs. New York, Oct. 20, 1963 (TD).75 Eddie LeBaron to Frank Clarke vs. Philadelphia, Sept. 30, I960 (TD).69 Don Meredith to Bill Howton vs. New York, Dec. 16, 1962 (TD).66 Eddie LeBaron to Frank Clarke vs. Los Angeles, Sept. 30, 1962 (TD).6 6 Eddie LeBaron to Frank Clarke vs. Washington, Dec. 17, 1961 (TD).64 Don Heinrich to Don Mcllhenny vs. Chicago, Nov. 27, I960 (TD).
LONG PUNTS75 — Billy Lothridge vs. New York, Oct. 1 1, 1964.75 — Sam Baker vs. Los Angeles, Sept. 30, 1962.71 Billy Lothridge vs. St. Louis, Sept. 12, 1964.71 Sam Baker vs. New York, Dec. 16, 1962.67 — Dave Sherer vs. St. Louis, Oct. 23, I960.6 4 Sam Baker vs. New York, Dec. I, 1963.62 Dave Sherer vs. Baltimore, Oct. 30, I960.62 — Dave Sherer vs. Los Angeles, Nov. 6, I960.
LONG PUNT RETURNS69 — Mel Renfro vs. Green Bay, Nov. 29, 1964 (TD).51 Mel Renfro vs. Cleveland, Oct. 4, 1964.45 — Jim Stiger vs. Pittsburgh, Oct. 27, 1963.32 Mel Renfro vs. Washington, Sept. 20, 1964.27 — Mel Renfro vs. Chicago, Nov. I, 1964.25 — Mel Renfro vs. New York, Nov. 8, 1964.24 Mel Renfro vs. Pittsburgh, Sept. 27, 1964.24 Billy Butler vs. St. Louis, Oct. 23, I960.23 Mel Renfro vs. Washington, Nov. 22, 1964.21 Jim Stiger vs. Philadelphia, Oct. 6, 1963.
^ LONG KICKOFF RETURNS101 Amos Marsh vs. Philadelphia, Oct. 14, 1962 (TD).79 Amos Marsh vs. Washington, Nov. 19, 1961.66 Jim Stiger vs. Cleveland, Nov. 24, 1963.65 — Mel Renfro vs. Washington, Nov. 22, 1964.62 —Amos Marsh vs. Philadelphia, Nov. 26, 1961.62 Amos Bullocks vs. New York, Dec. 16, 1962.
LONG INTERCEPTION RETURNSICQ Mike Gaechter vs. Philadelphia, Oct. 14, 1962 (TD).86 — Mike Gaechter vs. Washington, Nov. 3, 1963.74 — Jim Ridlon vs. New York, Nov. 8, 1964 (TD).
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57 — Don Bishop vs. PIHsburgh, Nov. 12, 1961.55 — Cornell Green vs. Pittsburgh, Oct. 27, 1963.50 — Don Bishop (6 yards) lateral to Jerry Tubbs (44 yards)
vs. Philadelphia, Oct. 6, 1963.50 — Don Bishop vs. Cleveland, Oct. I, 1961.
LONG FUMBLE RETURNS84 — Don Bishop vs. St. Louis, Oct. 28, 1962 (ID).63—Jim Ridlon vs. Philadelphia, Dec. 6, 1964 (ID).42 — Bob Lilly vs. St. Louis, Dec. 15, 1963 (ID).20 — Cornell Green vs. Cleveland, Nov. 24, 1963 (ID).17 — Warren Livingston vs. Green Bay, Nov. 29, 1964 (ID).I 3 — Don Bishop vs. Cleveland, Dec. 3, 1961.I I —Jerry Norton vs. Pittsburgh, Oct. 21, 1962.
LONG RETURNS OF FIELD-GOAL ATTEMPTS94 — Jerry Norton vs. St. Louis, Dec. 9, 1962 (ID).30 — Billy Butler vs. Pittsburgh, Sept. 24, I960.19 — Don Bishop vs. Cleveland, Dec. 2, 1962.
COWBOYS TOP DAYSRUSHING
I 37 — Don Perkins vs. Giants, Oct. I I, 1964 (17 carries).137 — Don Perkins vs. Cardinals, Oct. 28, 1962 (24 carries).123 — Don Perkins vs. Browns, Dec. 3, 1961 (20 carries).1 17 — Amos Marsh vs. Browns, Dec. 2, 1962 (17 carries).109 — Amos Marsh vs. Redskins, Nov. 4, 1962 (10 carries).108 — Don Perkins vs. Vikings, Sept. 24, 1961 (17 carries).108 — Don Perkins vs. Steelers, Sept. 30, 1962 (20 carries).105 — Don Perkins vs. Redskins, Sept. 29, 1963 (25 carries).98 — Don Perkins vs. Cardinals, Nov. 5, 1961 (19 carries).96 — Don Perkins vs. Browns, Oct. 18, 1964 (21 carries).
PASSING
460 — Don Meredith vs. 49ers, Nov. 10, 1963 (30 of 48).345 — Eddie LeBaron vs. Steelers, Sept. 24, I960 (15 ot 28).302 — Don Meredith vs. Eagles, Nov. 17, 1963 (25 of 33).296 — Eddie LeBaron vs. Redskins, Oct. 9, 1960 (21 of 37).296 — Don Meredith vs. Giants, Oct. 1 1, 1964 (21 of 41 ).290 — Don Meredith vs. Steelers, Oct. 27, 1963 (18 of 29).267 — Eddie LeBaron vs. Giants, Dec. 4, I960 (17 of 35).266 — Eddie LeBaron vs. Eagles, Nov. 26, 1961 (22 of 43).245 — Eddie LeBaron vs. Redskins, Dec. I 7, 1961 (12 of 27).24 I — Eddie LeBaron vs. Rams, Sept. 30, 1962 (10 of 2 I ).
RECEIVING
241 — Frank Clarke vs. Redskins, Sept. 16, 1962 ( 10 catches).190 — Frank Clarke vs. 49ers, Nov. 10, 1963 (8 catches).168 — Frank Clarke vs. Giants, Oct. 20, 1963 (4 catches).159 — Frank Clarke vs. Redskins, Dec. 17, 1961 (4 catches).154 — Jim Doran vs. Steelers, Sept. 24, I960 (4 catches).145 — Frank Clarke vs. Cardinals, Sept. 12, 1964 (10 catches).138 — Billy Howton vs. Steelers, Sept. 17, 1961 (6 catches).134 — Jim Doran vs. Redskins, Oct. 9, I960 (7 catches).130 — Frank Clarke vs. Rams, Sept. 30, 1962 (4 catches).120 — Frank Clarke vs. Giants, Oct. I I, 1964 (7 catches).
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TOTAL ATTENDANCE
Year Site No. Games Att. Avg.
1960 Home 6 *128,500 21,417
Away 6 214,820 35,803
TOTALS 12 *343.320 28.610
1961 Home 7 *172,000 24,571
Away 7 251,443 35,920
TOTALS 14 *423.443 30.246
1962 Home —. 7 152,446 21,781
Away 7 278,807 39,830
TOTALS 14 431.273 30.805
1963 Home 7 188,727 26,961
Away 7 280,062 40,009
TOTALS 14 468.789 33.483
1964 Home 7 268,661 38,237
Away 7 356,339 50,905
TOTALS 14 625.000 43.214
ALL-TIME Home 34 910,334 26,765
Away 34 1,381,471 40,632
TOTALS 68 2.291.805 33.703
*Estimated; no turnstiles in Cotton Bowl in I960 and 1961.
LARGEST CROWDS
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55,972 — Philadelphia 17, Dallas 14; Nov. 15, 1964.45,668 — New York 41, Dallas 10; Oct. 14, 1962.44,975 — Green Bay 45, Dallas 2 I; Nov. 29, 1964.*41,500 — New York 31, Dallas 10; Oct. 15, 1961.37,456 — Cleveland 20, Dallas 16; Oct. IB, 1964.36,605 — St. Louis 16, Dallas 6; Sept. 12, 1964.36,432 — St. Louis 34, Dallas 7; Sept. 14, 1963.35,271 —Dallas 17, Pittsburgh 14; Dec. 13, 1964.33,224 —Dallas 13, New York 13; Oct. I I. 1964.29.653 — New York 34, Dallas 27; Dec. I, 1963.
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72,062 — Cleveland 27, Dallas 6; Oct. 4, 1964.
63.03 I — Dallas 3 I, New York 2 I; Nov. 8, 1964.62,964 — New York 41, Dallas 31; Dec. 16, 1962.62,889 — New York 37, Dallas 2 I; Oct. 20, 1963.
60,671 —Philadelphia 24, Dallas 14; Dec. 6, 1964.60,671 — Philadelphia 24, Dallas 2 I; Oct. 6, 1963.60,254 — Dallas 17, New York 16; Oct. 29, 1961.
60,127 — Philadelphia 35, Dallas 13; Nov. 26, 1961.58,070 — Philadelphia 23, Dallas 14; Nov. 25, 1962.55,033 — Dallas 31, New York 3 I; Dec. 4, 1960.
SMALLEST CROWDS
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♦10,000 — San Francisco 26, Dallas 14; Nov. 20, I960.12.692 —Chicago 34, Dallas 33; Nov. 18, 1962.15,730 — Dallas 35, Washington 35; Sept. 16, 1962.
♦ 16,000 — Los Angeles 38, Dallas I 3; Nov. 6, 1960.16,027 —St. Louis 28, Dallas 24; Oct. 28, 1962.
♦17,500 — Dallas 28, Washington 28; Nov. 19, 1961.♦18,500 —Philadelphia 27, Dallas 25; Sept. 30, I960.18,645 — Dallas 41, Philadelphia 19; Oct. 14, 1962.18,838 — Dallas 35, Washington 20; Nov. 3, 1963.19,478 — Pittsburgh 30, Dallas 28; Sept. 23, 1962.
Away
12,695 — Dallas 28, St. Louis 24; Dec. 15, 1963.14,102 —St. Louis 52. Dallas 20; Dec. 9, 1962.15,384 — St. Louis 31, Dallas 13; Dec. 10, 1961.17,519 —Pittsburgh 37, Dallas 7; Nov. 12, 1961.19,047 — Pittsburgh 27, Dallas 2 I; Oct. 27, 1963.21,142—Washington 26, Dallas 14; Oct. 9, I960.21,451 —Washington 34, Dallas 24; Dec. 17, 1961.23,106 —Dallas 42, PiHsburgh 27; Oct. 21, 1962.23,128 —St. Louis 12, Dallas 10; Oct. 23, I960.26,907 — Dallas 27, Los Angeles 17; Sept. 30, 1962.
♦Estimated; no turnstiles in Cotton Bowl in I960 and 1961
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COWBOYS ALL-TIME RESULTS
LEAGUE PLAY
1960 (0-11-1)
28 Pittsburgh 3525 Philadelphia 2714 Washington 267 Cleveland 4810 St. Louis 12
7 Baltimore 45
13 Los Angeles 387 Green Bay 4114 San Francisco 267 Chicago 173 I New York 3 I14 Detroit 23
177 TOTALS 369
1961 (4-9-1)
27 Pittsburgh 2421 Minnesota 77 Cleveland 2528 Minnesota 0
10 New York 317 Philadelphia 4317 New York 16
17 St. Louis 317 Pittsburgh 3728 Washington 2813 Philadelphia 35IT Cleveland 3813 St. Louis 3124 Washington 34236 TOTALS 380
1962 (5-8-1)35 Washington 3528 Pittsburgh 3027 Los Angeles 1710 Cleveland 1941 — Philadelphia 1942 Pittsburgh 2724 St. Louis 2838 Washington 1010 New York 4133 Chicago 34
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Philadelphia 28. Cleveland i |:. St. Louis 52. New York 41TOTALS 402
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7 St. Louis 3424 Cleveland 4117 Washington 2121 Philadelphia 2417 Detroit 14
2 I New York 3721 Pittsburgh 2735 Washington 2024 San Francisco 3127 Philadelphia 2017 Cleveland 2727 New York 3419 Pittsburgh 2428 St. Louis 24305 TOTALS 378
1964 (5-8-1)
6 St. Louis 1624 Washington I817 Pittsburgh 236 Cleveland 2713 New York 1316 Cleveland 2031 St. Louis 1324 Chicago jQ3 I New York 2 I14 Philadelphia 1716 Washington 282 I Green Bay 4514 Philadelphia 2417 Pittsburgh 14
250 TOTALS 289
All-Time Record—^Won 18, Lost 46,Tied 4; Cowboys 1,366 points, opponents 1,818 points.
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PRE-SEASON
1960 (1-5-0)
lO San Francisco 16
13 Sf. Louis 20
14 New York 3
10 Baltimore 14
14 Los Angeles 4923 Green Bay 2884 TOTALS 130
1961 (2-3-0)
38 Minnesota 13
7 Green Bay 3010 New York 28
35 Baltimore 24
10 San Francisco 24
100 TOTALS 1 19
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17 Los Angeles 1410 Green Bay 3117 Los Angeles 20
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6 Los Angeles 1734 San Francisco 2316 Los Angeles 253 Green Bay 356 .. Chicago 2165 TOTALS 121Pre-Season Record—^Won 7, Lost
19; Cowboys, 431 points, opponents637 points.
COWBOYS FAN CLUBDallas tans of the Cowboys have organized the Cowboys Club. Member
ships are $6.00. Its features include a Stadium Club where members can relaxwith snacks and refreshments before and after games, in-season luncheons,admission to certain practice sessions and trips to out-of-town games. Memberships are restricted to season-ticket holders.
TICKET INFORMATIONSeason tickets to the Cowboys* seven home National Football League
games sell for $38.50. All season tickets are reserved and when someonepurchases a season ticket, he has the right to claim the same seat in futureseasons. He also retains an option on that seat for the Salesmanship CIu spre-season game and championship playoffs. Single-game reserved^ seattickets sell for $5.50, general admission tickets for $3.50 and student tic etsfor $1.00.
The Cowboys' Free Football for Kids Program allows up to three children12 years of age or younger to accompany each adult who buys a $3.50general admission ticket.
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THEY COVER THE COWBOYSDALLAS MORNING NEWS — Walter Robertson, sports editor;
Sam Blair, columnist; Gary Cartwright, football writer and columnist.DALLAS TIMES-HERALD — Blackie Sherrod, sports editor;
Frank Boggs, columnist; Steve Perkins, football writer and columnist.FORT WORTH STAR-TELEGRAM — Flem Hall, sports editor;
Frank Luksa, football writer; Jim Trinkle, columnist; Bill Van Fleet,columnist.
FORT WORTH PRESS — Andy Anderson, sports editor.ASSOCIATED PRESS — Harold V. Ratliff, sports editor; Bob
Ford.UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL — Ed Fite, sports editor;
Don Smith.Dallas Radio and TV — KBOX, Dick Moore; KLIF, Jay Randolph;
KRLD and KRLD-TV, Wes Wise and Frank Glieber; KVIL, FrankFilesi; WFAA and WFAA-TV, Charlie Jones; and WRR, Eddie Hill.
Fort Worth Radio and TV — KTVT, Jim Thomas; WBAP andWBAP-TV, Pete Talmadge (Fort Worth) and Jim Kerr (Dallas).
THE COWBOYS ON TELEVISIONCowboys games will be telecast over a 26-station network that
covers Texas and parts of New Mexico, Arizona and Louisiana. FrankGlieber, of originating station KRLD-TV, handles play-by-play andformer Cowboys quarterback John Roach provides sidelight commen-tai*y. Sponsors for the game and the pre-and post-game shows areFalstaff Beer, Ford Motor, Viceroy Cigarettes, Gillette, GoodyearRubber, Norelco, Union Carbide, Firestone Rubber, United Airlines,Rise Shaving Cream, Aqua Velva, Hamilton Watches, the Mennen Co.,and Consolidated Cigars. The network:KRLD—Dallas KLBK—LubbockKGGM—Albuquerque, N. Mex. KTRE—LufkinKFDA—AmarilloKTBC—AustinKFDM—Beaumont 5§S.?~^®swell, N. Mex.KWAB—Big Spring AngeloKBTX Bryan KENS—San AntonioKICA-—Clovis, N. Mex. KSLA—Shreveport, La.KZTV—Corpus Christi KPAR—SweetwaterKROD—El PasoKGBT—Harlingen ^ nKHOU—Houston KSYD—Wichita FallsKGNS—Laredo KBLU—Yuma, Ariz.
THE COWBOYS ON RADIOAll Dallas Cowboys games are broadcast over an AM network
originated by radio station KLIF in Dallas. Jay Randolph is the play-by-play announcer and Bill Mercer is the color man. Sponsors of theDallas broadcasts are Hine Pontiac and Household Finance Corporation.
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CHAMPIONSHIP PLAYOFFS1933—BEARS 23—Giants 211934—giants 30—Bears 131935—lions 26—Giants 71936—packers 21—Boston
Redskins 6I937_WASH. redskins 28—
Bears 2 I1938—GIANTS 23—Packers 171939—packers 27—Giants 01940—BEARS 73—Redskins 01941—BEARS 37—Giants 9I942_REDSKINS 14—Bears 61943—BEARS 41—Redskins 211944—packers 14—Giants 7
1945—CLEVELAND RAMS IS—Redskins 14
1946—BEARS 24—Giants 141947—CARDS 28—Eagles 21
PRO BOWL GAME RESULTS
1948—EAGLES 7—Cards 01949—eagles 14—L A. Rams 01950—BROWNS 30—Rams 281951—RAMS 24—Browns 171952—LIONS 17—Browns 71953—LIONS 17—Browns 161954—browns 56—Lions 101955—BROWNS 38—Rams 141956—GIANTS 47—Bears 71957—LIONS 59—Browns 14
*1958—COLTS 23—Giants 171959—COLTS 31—Giants 161960—EAGLES 17—Packers 131961—PACKERS 37—Giants 01962—PACKERS 16—Giants 71963—BEARS 14—Giants 101964—BROWNS 27—COLTS 0
♦ Sudden Death Playoff
1951—AMERICAN 28, National 271952—NATIONAL 39, American 131953—national 27, American 71954—eastern 20, Western 9
1955—WESTERN 26, Eastern 191956—EASTERN 31, Western 301957—WESTERN 19, Eastern 101958—^WESTERN 26, Eastern 7
1959—EASTERN 28, Western 211960—WESTERN 38, Eastern 211961—^WESTERN 35, Eastern 311962—^WESTERN 31, Eastern 301963—EASTERN 30. Western 201964—WESTERN 31, Eastern 171965—^WESTERN 34. Eastern 14
ALL-STAR GAME RESULTS1934—CHI. BEARS 0—All-Stars 01935—CHI. BEARS 5—All-Stars 01936—DETROIT 7—All-Stars 71937—ALL-STARS 6—Green Bay 01938—ALL-STARS 28—Wash. 161939—N. Y. GIANTS 9—^All-Stars 01940—GREEN BAY 45—All-Stars 281941—CHI. BEARS 37—All-Stars 13
1942—CHI. BEARS 21—All-Stars 01943—ALL-STARS 27—Wash. 71944—CHI. BEARS 24—All-Stars 211945—GREEN BAY 19—All-Stars 71946—'ALL-STARS 16—L. Angeles 01947—ALL-STARS 16—Chi Bears 01948—CHI. CARDS 28—All-Stars 01949—PHILA. 38—All-Stars 0
1950—ALL-STARS 17—Phila. 71951 CLEVELAND 33—All-Stars 01952—L. ANGELES 10—All-Stars 71953—DETROIT 24—All-Stars 101954—DETROIT 31—All-Stars 6I955_ALL-STARS 30—Cleve. 271956—CLEVELAND 26—All-Stars 01957 GIANTS 22—All-Stars 121958—ALL-STARS 35—Lions 191959—COLTS 29—All-Stars 01960—COLTS 33—All-Stars 7I96I_PHILA. 28—All-Stars 141962—PACKERS 42—All-Stars 201963—ALL-STARS 21—Packers 17196 4 CHICAGO 28—All-Stars 17196 5 CLEVELAND 24—All-Stars 16
PLAYOFF BOWL1961—LIONS 17. Browns 16 1964—PACKERS 40. Browns 231962—LIONS 38. Eagles 101963—LIONS 17. Steelers 10
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1965—CARDINALS 24, Packers 17
1964 N.F.L. Statistical LeadersRUSHING
Player. Team— Att. Yds. Avg. Long TDJimmy Brown, Cleveland 280 1,446 5.2 71 7Jim Taylor, Green Bay 235 1,169 5.0 84 12John Henry Johnson, Pittsburgh 235 1,048 4.5 .48 7Bill Brown, Minnesota 226 866 3.8 48 7Don Perkins, Dallas 174 768 4.4 59 6Charlie Taylor, Washington 199 755 3.8 50 5Earl Gros, Philadelphia 154 748 4.9 59 2Tommy Mason, Minnesota 169 691 4.1 51 4Lenny Moore, Baltimore 157 584 3.7 32 16John David Crow, St. Louis 163 554 3.4 57 7
PASSING
Player, Team— Att. Comp. Pet. Yds. TD Int.Bart Starr, Green Bay 272 163 59.9 2,144 15 4Fran Tarlcenton, Minnesota .... 306 171 55.9 2,506 22 I fSonny Jurgensen, Washington 385 207 53.8 2,934 24 13Johnny Unitas, Baltimore 305 158 51.8 2,824 19 6Milt Plum, Detroit 284 154 53.7 2,241 18 15Frank Ryan, Cleveland 334 174 52.1 2,404 25 19Charley Johnson, St. Louis 420 223 53.1 3,045 21 24Rudy Bukich, Chicago 160 99 61.9 1,099 12 7Roman Gabriel, Los Angeles .. 143 65 45.5 1,236 9 5Billy Wade, Chicago 327 182 55.7 1,944 13 14
RECEIVING
Player, Team— No. Yds. Avg. Gn. Long TDJohnny Morris, Chicago 93 1,200 12.9 63 10Mike Ditka, Chicago 75 897 12.0 34 5Frank Clarke, Dallas 65 973 15.0 49 5Bobby Joe Conrad, St. Louis 61 780 12.8 53 6Bobby Mitchell, Washington 60 904 15.1 60 10Bernie Casey, San Francisco 58 808 13.9 63 4Terry Barr, Detroit 57 1,030 18.1 58 9Charlie Taylor, Washington 53 814 15.4 80 5Paul Warfield, Cleveland 52 920 17.7 62 9Pete Retzlatt, Philadelphia 51 855 16.8 44 8
SCORING
Player, Team— TD PAT FG Pts.Lenny Moore, Baltimore 20 0-0 0-0 120Jim Bakken, St. Louis 0 40-40 25-38 1 15Lou Groza, Cleveland 0 49-50 22-33 1 15Paul Hornung, Green Bay 5 41-43 12-38 107Lou Michaels, Baltimore 0 53-54 17-35 104Fred Cox, Minnesota 0 40-42 21-33 103Bill Brown, Minnesota 1^ 0-0 96Jim Taylor, Green Bay 15 0-0 0-0 90Bruce Gossett, Los Angeles 0 31-33 18-24 85Sam Baker, Philadelphia 0 36-37 16-26 84
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PUNTING
Player, Team — No.Bobby Walden, Minnesota 72Yale Lary, Detroit 67Don Chandler, New York 73Tommy Davis, San Francisco 79Bobby Joe Green, Chicago 71Danny Villanueva, Los Angeles 82Ed Brown, Pittsburgh 31Ed Holler, Pittsburgh 31Joe Don Looney, Baltimore 32Sam Baker, Philadelphia 49
INTERCEPTIONS
Player, Team— No. Yds.Paul Krause, Washington 12 140Pat Fischer, St. Louis 10 164Bobby Boyd, Baltimore 9 185Mel Renfro, Dallas 7 110Yale Lary, Detroit 6 101Jerry Logan, Baltimore 6 91George Rose, Minnesota 6 48Jerry Richardson, Los Angeles .... 5 146Kermit Alexander, San Francisco 5 65Dick LeBeau, Detroit 5 45Nate Ramsey, Philadelphia 5 31
PUNT RETURNS
Player, Team— No. Yds.Tom Watkins, Detroit 16 238Willie Wood, Green Bay 19 252Mel Renfro, Dallas 32 418Elijah Pitts, Green Bay 15 191Wendell Harris, Baltimore 17 214Brady Keys, Pittsburgh 14 172Jon Arnett, Chicago 19 188Kermit Alexander, San Francisco 21 189Pat Studstill, Detroit 17 i37Alex Hawkins, Baltimore 16 122
KICKOFF RETURNSPlayer, Team— No. Yds.
Clarence Childs, New York 34 987Gary Ballman, Pittsburgh 14 386Walt Roberts, Cleveland 24 661Abe Woodson, San Francisco .. . 32 880Tom Moore, Green Bay 16 431Herb Adderley, Green Bay 19 508Mel Renfro, Dallas 40 1,017Ozzie Clay, Washington 19 482Joe Don Looney, Baltimore 14 345Carver Shannon, Los Angeles .... 18 442
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LEAGUE LEADERS BY YEARSSCORING
TDs PATs FGs Total
1932 Dutch Clark, Portsmouth 4 6 3 39
1933 Ken Strong, Giants 6 13 5 64
Glenn Presnell, Portsmouth 6 10 6 64
1934 Jack Manders, Bears 3 31 10 79
1935 Dutch Clark, Lions 6 16 1 55
1936 Dutch Clark, Lions 7 19 4 73
1937 Jack Manders, Bears 15 8 69
1938 Clark Hinkle, Packers 7 7 3 58
1939 Andy Farkas, Redskins 2 0 68
1940 Don Hutson, Packers 7 15 0 57
1941 Don Hutson, Packers 12 20 0 95
1942 Don Hutson, Packers 17 33 1 138
1943 Don Hutson, Packers 12 36 3 117
1944 Don Hutson, Packers 9 31 0 85
1945 Steve Van Buren, Eagles 2 0 110
1946 Ted Fritsch, Packers 13 9 100
1947 Pat Harder, Cards 7 39 7 102
1948 Pat Harder, Cards 6 53 7 110
1949 Pat Harder, Cards 8 45 3 102
Gene Roberts, Giants 17 0 0 102
1950 Doak Walker, Lions 38 8 128
1951 EIroy Hirsch, Rams 17 0 0 102
1952 Gordy Soltau, 49ers 7 34 6 94
1953 Gordy Soltau, 49ers 6 48 10 114
1954 Bob Walston, Eagles 1 1 36 4 114
1955 Doak Walker, Lions 7 27 9 96
1956 Bobby Layne, Lions 5 33 12 99
1957 Sam Baker, Redskins 1 29 14 77
Lou Groza, Browns 0 32 15 77
1958 James Brown, Browns 18 0 0 108
1959 Paul Hornung, Packers 7 31 7 94
I960 Paul Hornung, Packers 15 41 15 •176
1961 Paul Hornung, Packers 10 41 15 146
1962 Jim Taylor, Packers 19 0 0 114
1963 Don Chandler, Giants 0 52 18 106
1964 Lenny Moore, Colts *20 0 0 120
* LeaguePASSING
Passes Comp. Yds. TDs Intcp.1932 Arnie Herber, Packers 101 37 639 9 9
1933 Harry Newman, Giants 132 53 963 8 17
1934 Arnie Herber, Packers 115 42 799 8 12
1935 Ed Danowski, Giants 113 57 795 9 9
1936 Arnie Herber, Packers .... 173 77 1,239 9 13
1937 Sam Baugh, Redskins 171 81 1,127 7 14
1938 Ed Danowski, Giants 129 70 848 8 8
1939 Parker Hall, Rams .... 208 106 1,227 9 13
1940 Sam Baugh, Redskins 117 III 1,367 12 10
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1941 Cecil Isbeil, Packers 206 117 1,479 15 II1942 Cecil Isbell, Packers 268 146 2,021 24 141943 Sam Baugh, Redskins 239 133 1,754 23 191944 Frank Filchock, Redskins —. 147 84 1,139 13 91945 Sam Baugh, Redskins 182 128 1,669 I I 41946 Bob Waterfield, Rams — 251 127 1,747 18 171947 Sam Baugh, Redskins 354 210 2,938 25 151948 Tommy Thompson, Eagles 246 141 1,965 25 II1949 Sam Baugh, Redskins 255 145 1,903 18 141950 Norm Van Brocklin, Rams 233 127 2,061 18 141951 Bob Waterfield, Rams — 176 88 1,566 13 101952 Norm Van Brocklin, Rams 205 113 1,736 14 171953 Otto Graham, Browns 258 167 2,722 II 91954 Norm Van Brocklin, Rams 260 139 2,637 13 211955 Otto Graham. Browns 185 98 1.721 15 81956 Ed Brown, Bears 168 96 1,667 II 121957 Tommy O'Connell, Browns 110 63 1,229 9 81958 Eddie LeBaron, Redskins 145 79 1,365 II 01959 John Unitas, Colts 367 193 2,899 32 141960 Milt Plum, Browns 250 151 2,297 21 51961 Milt Plum, Browns - 302 177 2,416 18 101962 Bart Starr, Packers 285 178 2,438 12 91963 Y. A. Tittle, Giants 367 221 3,145 *36 141964 Bart Starr, Packers 272 163 2,144 15 4* League Record
RECEIVINGCaught Yards Avg. Gain TDs
1932 Luke Johnsos, Bears 24 321 13.4 21933 John Kelley, Brooklyn 21 219 0.4 31934 Joe Carter, Eagles 16 237 4.8 31935 Tod Goodwin, Giants 26 432 6.6 41936 Don Hutson, Packers 34 526 5.5 v1937 Don Hutson, Packers 41 552 3.5 71938 Gaynell Tinsley, Cards 41 516 12.6 i1939 Don Hutson, Packers 34 846 24.9 61940 Don Looney, Eagles 58 707 2.2 J1941 Don Hutson, Packers 58 738 [2.7 01942 Don Hutson, Packers 74 I.2II 6.4 71943 Don Hutson, Packers 46 776 6.5 i i1944 Don Hutson, Packers 58 866 [4.6 91945 Don Hutson, Packers 47 834 7.1 91946 Jim Benton, Rams 63 981 5.5 61947 Jim Kearne, Bears 64 910 4.2 101948 Tom Fears, Rams 51 698 3.7 41949 Tom Fears, Rams 77 '.'9'? X1950 Tom Fears, Rams 84 ill *171951 EIroy Hirsch, Rams 66 '•«?? 11952 Mac Speedie, Browns 62 91 1 4.7 51953 Pete Pihos, Eagles 63 1.049 6.7 01954 Pete Pihos, Eagles 60 872 [4.5 10
Billy Wilson, 49ers 60 830 3.8 51955 Pete Pihos, Eagles 62 864 [3.9 71956 Billy Wilson, 49ers 60 889 4.8 51957 Billy Wilson, 49ers 52 757 4.6 61958 Raymond Berry, Colts 56 794 [4.2 9
Pete Retzlaff, Eagles — 56 766 [3.7 21959 Raymond Berry, Colts 66 959 14.5 141960 Raymond Berry, Colts 74 1,298 [7.5 101961 Jim Phillips, Rams 78 1,092 14.0 51962 Bobby Mitchell, Redskins 72 1.384 9.2 [I1963 Bobby Joe Conrad, Cardinals 73 967 [3.2 [01964 Johnny Morris, Bears *93 1,200 12.9 10* League Record
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RUSHINGYds. Attempts Avg.
1932 Bob Campiglio, Stapleton — 504 104 4.81933 Cliff Battles. Redskins 737 146 5.11934 Beattie Feathers, Bears 1,004 101 9.91935 Doug Russell, Cards 499 140 3.61936 Tuffy Leemans, Giants 830 206 4.01937 Cliff Battles, Redskins 874 216 4.11938 Whixzer White, Steelers 567 152 3.71939 Bill Osmanski, Bears 699 121 5.81940 Whizier White, Lions — 514 146 3.51941 Clarence Manders, Brooklyn 486 III 4.41942 Bill Dudley, Steelers — 696 162 4.31943 Bill Paschal, Giants 572 147 3.91944 Bill Paschal, Giants 737 196 3.81945 Steve Van Buren, Eagles 832 143 5.81946 Bill Dudley, Steelers 604 146 4.11947 Steve Van Buren, Eagles 1,008 217 4.61948 Steve Van Buren, Eagles 945 201 4.71949 Steve Van Buren, Eagles 1,146 263 4.41950 Marion Motley, Browns 810 140 5.81951 Eddie Price, Giants 971 2/1 3.61952 Dan Towler, Rams 894 156 5.71953 Joe Perry, 49ers 1,018 192 5.31954 Joe Perry, 49ers 1,049 173 6.11955 Alan Ameche, Colts - 961 213 4.51956 Rick Casares, Bears 1,126 234 4.81957 James Brown, Browns 942 202 4.71958 James Brown, Browns 1,527 257 5.91959 James Brown, Browns 1,329 290 4.61960 James Brown, Browns 1,257 215 5.81961 James Brown, Browns 1,408 *305 4.61962 Jim Taylor, Packers 1,474 272 5.41963 James Brown, Browns *1,863 291 6.41964 James Brown, Browns 1,446 280 5.2* League Record
FIELD GOALS1933
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Jack Manders, BearsGlenn Presnell, PortsmouthJack Manders, Bears
Bill Smith, CartJack Manders,
Ward Cuff, GiantsRalph Kercheval, BrooklynWard Cuff, GiantsClark Hinkle, PackersClark Hinkle, Packers —Bill Daddio, CardinalsDon Hutson, PackersKen Strong, GiantsJoe Aguirre, RedskinsTed Fritsch, PackersPat Harder, Cardinals
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Cliff Patton, EaglesCliff Patton, EaglesBob Waterfield, RamsLou Groza, BrownsBob Waterfield, RamsLou Groza, BrownsLou Groza, BrownsLou Groza, BrownsFred Cone, PackersSam Baker, RedskinsLou Groza, BrownsPaige Cothren, RamsTom Miner, SteelersPat Summerall, GiantsTommy Davis, 49ersSteve Myhra, Colts 2Lou Michaels, Steelers *2Jim Martin, Colts 24Jim Bakken, St. Louis 25
* League Record
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INTERCEPTIONS
1941
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Bulldog Turner, BearsSam Baugh, RedskinsHowie Livingston, GuRoy Zimmerman, EaglBill Dudley, Steelers .
Dan Sandlfer, RedskinsBob Nussbaumer, Cardinals
Otto Schnellbacher, GiantsDick Lane, RamsJack Christiansen, LionsDick Lane, CardinalsWlllard Sherman, RamsLIndon Crow, CardinalsMilt Davis, ColtsJack Christiansen, LionsJack Butler, SteelersJim Patton, GiantsDean Derby, SteelersMilt Davis, ColtsDon Shinnick, ColtsDave Baker, 49ersJerry Norton, CardinalsDick Lynch, GiantsWillie Wood, PackersDick Lynch, Giants
Paul Krause,
Record
Ken Helneman,
KICKOFF RETURNS
No. Yards Longest7 54 16
8 96 42
11 112 23
9 172 40
7 90 23
10 242 80
10 203 71
13 258 54
12 157 68
13 199 29
11 194 46
•14 •298 80
12 238 92
10 181 64
11 101 36
11 170 42
10 219 75
10 137 52
10 85 20
. 11 183 42
7 127 24
7 119 57
7 70 23
10 96 28
. 10 96 26
9 60 36
9 132 37
9 251 82
9 172 46
12 140 35
Steve Van Buren, EaglesAbe Karnofsky, Yanks ....Eddie Saenz, Redskins ...
Don Doll, LionsV. T. Smith, RamsLynn Chandnols, Steelers
A1 Carmlchael, Packers
Jon Arnett, RamsOllle Matson, CartAbe Woodson, 49
No. Yards Avg.
15 393 26.2
16 442 27.6
12 291 24.2
13 373 28.7
21 599 28.5
29 797 27.4
20 569 28.5
21 536 25.5
22 742 33.7
12 390 32.5
17 599 35.2
16 551 34.4
14 413 29.5
14 418 29.9
15 477 31.8
18 504 28.0
14 497 35.5
13 382 29.4
12 397 33.1
23 698 30.337 1,157 31.3
29 935 32.234 987 29.0
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ON WITH THE SHOW
Following is a list of pre-game and halftime shows at Cowboyshome games in 1965:
Giants Game—Sept. 19
The Piano (Texas) High School band will present the pre-gameshow. At halftime, the Tyler Junior College Apache Belles perfonnsome of their dance routines, accompanied by the Tyler JC Band.
Redskins Game—Sept. 26
Pre-game show will be a precision drill by the Cisco (Texas)High School Band. Grambling (La.) College's band makes its firstappearance at a Cowboys game at halftime.
Eagles Game—Oct. 10
One of Texas' finest high-school marching bands, Ennis, is featured in the pre-game show. The halftime will be the fourth annualCircus Day with the Cowboys. It features eight rings of acts bythe Gil Gray International Circus.
49ers Game—Nov. 7
The 100-i)iece Many (La.) High School Band will handle the pi^e-game entertainment, followed at halftime by a precision drill andpageantry show staged by the Arlington State College Band.
Steelers Game—Nov. 14
Navarro Junior College's band and Senoritas, a dance group, arethe pre-game entertainers. The halftime show, "The Dance Is theThing", will display several types of dances.
Browns Game—Nov. 21
The pre-game show will be the Dallas division of the NFL-FordMotor Pass, Punt & Kick contest. At halftime, it will be the 200-piece Lamar College Band in a program of marching to music.
Cardinals Game—Dec. 11
The Eastern Finals of the National PP&K Contest will be heldbefore the game. During halftime, the Temple (Texas) High SchoolBand and Pepperettes will make their third appearance at a Cowboysgame. The show will also feature a musical tour of the U.S. by 225youngsters.
For the fourth year, the Greater Fort Worth Lions Club Bandwill provide music during the game, for pre-game introductions andfor other special features. The Cowboys' official cheerleaders, theCowbelles, also appear at all home games.
Jim Skinner of Dallas is director of special events at all Cowboyshome games.
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I.F.L STANDINGS
EASTERN CONFERENCE
Teom— W L T Pet.
Cleveland 10 3 I .769
Sf. Louis 9 3 2 .750Philadelphia 6 8 0 .429Washington 6 8 0 .429Dallas 5 8 1 .385
Pittsburgh 5 9 0 .357New York 2 10 2 .167
WESTERN CONFERENCE
TecHii— W L T Pet.
Baltimore 12 2 0 .857
Green Bay 8 5 I .615Minnesota 8 5 I .615
Detroit 7 5 2 .583Los Angeles 5 7 2 .417Chicago 5 9 0 .357San Francisco .... 4 10 0 .286
COMPOSITE STANDINGS
Team- w L T Pet. Pts.
Baltimore 12 2 0 .857 428
Cleveland 10 3 1 .769 415
St. Louis 9 3 2 .750 357
Green Bay 8 5 1 .615 342
Minnesota 8 5 1 .615 355
Detroit 7 5 2 .583 280
Philadelphia 6 8 0 .429 312
Washington 6 8 0 .429 307
Los Angeles 5 7 2 .417 283
Dallas 5 8 1 .385 250
Chicago 5 9 0 .357 260
Pittsburgh 5 9 0 .357 253
San Francisco 4 10 0 .286 236
New York 2 10 2 .167 241
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1965 N.F.L WEEKLY1
(All sfarting times loca
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 19New York of Dallas .. 1:30Chicago at San Francisco 1:00Cleveland at Washington 1:30Green Bay at Pittsburgh 1:30Los Angeles at Detroit 1:30Minnesota at Baltimore^ 2:00St. Louis at Philadelphia 1:30
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 25Chicago at Los Angeles 8:00
SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 26Washington at Dallas 1:30Baltimore vs Green Bay at Milwaukee . 1:00Detroit at Minnesota 1:30New York at Philadelphia 1:30Pittsburgh at San Francisco 1:00St. Louis at Cleveland 1:30
SUNDAY. OCTOBER 3Minnesota at Los Angeles 1:00Chicago at Green Bay 1:00Cleveland at Philadelphia 1:30New York at Pittsburgh 1:30San Francisco at Baltimore 2:00Washington at Detroit 1:30
MONDAY. OCTOBER 4Dallas at St. Louis 8:00
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 9Pittsburgh at Cleveland 8:00
SUNDAY. OCTOBER 10Philadelphia at Dallas 1:30Detroit at Baltimore - 2:00Los Angeles at Chicago 1:00New York at Minnesota 1:30St. Louis at Washington 1:30San Francisco at Green Bay 1:00
SUNDAY. OCTOBER 17Dallas at Cleveland 1:30Baltimore at Washington 1:30Chicago at Minnesota 1:30Green Bay at Detroit 1:30Philadelphia at New York 1:30St. Louis at Pittsburgh 1:30San Francisco at Los Angeles 1:00
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 24Dallas vs. Green Bay at Milwaukee ...1:00Cleveland at New York 1:30Detroit at Chicago 1:00Los Angeles at Baltimore 2:00Minnesota at San Francisco 1:00Pittsburgh at Philadelphia 1:30Washington at St. Louis 1:00
SUNDAY. OCTOBER 31Dallas at Pittsburgh 1:00Baltimore at San Francisco 1:00Detroit at Los Angeles 1:00Green Bay at Chicago 1:00Minnesota at Cleveland 1:30Philadelphia at Washington 1:30St. Louis at New York 1:30
SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 7San Francisco at Dallas 1:30Baltimore at Chicago 1:00Detroit at Green Bay 1:00Los Angeles at Minnesota 1:30Philadelphia at Cleveland 1:30Pittsburgh at St. Louis 1:00Washington at New York 1:30
Daylight or Standard)S i.; ^ ! 14
Pittsburgh at Dallas 1:30Baltimore at Minnesota 3:00Los Angeles vs. Green Bayat Milwaukee 1:00
New York at Cleveland 1:30St. Louis at Chicago 1:00San Francisco at Detroit 1:30Washington at Philadelphia 1:00
SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 21
Cleveland at Dallas 3:00Chicago at Detroit 1:30Green Bay at Minnesota 1:30Los Angeles at San Francisco 1:00New York at St. Louis 1:00Philadelphia at Baltimore 2:00Washington at Pittsburgh 1:30
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 25
Baltimore at Detroit 12:00
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 28
Dallas of Washington 1:30Chicago at New York 1:30Cleveland at Pittsburgh 1:30Green Bay at Los Angeles 1:00Philadelphia at St. Louis 1:00San Francisco at Minnesota 1:30
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 5
Dallas at Philadelphia 1:00Chicago at Baltimore 2:00Detroit at San Francisco 1:00Los Angeles at St. Louis 1:00Minnesota at Green Bay 1:00Pittsburgh at New York 1:30Washington at Cleveland 1:30
SATURDAY. DECEMBER 11
St. Louts at Dallas 2:15
SUNDAY. DECEMBER 12
Cleveland at Los Angeles 1:00Green Bay at Baltimore 2:00Minnesota at Detroit 1:30New York at Washington 1:30Philadelphia at Pittsburgh 1:30San Francisco at Chicago 1:00
SATURDAY. DECEMBER 18
Baltimore at Los Angeles 1:00
SUNDAY. DECEMBER 19
Dallas at New YorkCleveland at St. LouisDetroit at PhiladelphiaGreen Bay at San FranciscoMinnesota at ChicagoPittsburgh at Washington
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SUNDAY, JANUARY 2Championship game in home city of Western Conference winner.
SUNDAY, JANUARY 9Playoff Bowl at Miami, Fla.
SUNDAY. JANUARY 16Pro Bow] at Los Angeles. Calif.