Thank you. Of course, the Vikings have lost three games here this year, but that is very unusual.

They enjoy playing.

Of course, if they win today, they'll play the NFC championship game here. Sergio Albert, who is strictly a kickoff man to the Cardinal Sutton O.A., McCannahan, and McCollum are deep for the Viking. All the way. Moving forward. There's the kick. Blind driver. Deep, coming over to the near side, McCollum, at the 7, to the 10, to the 15 to the 20, 25. Dancing away at the 30, slips and goes down right there on the near sideline. Trying to turn away, Jerry Hammond was down to make the stop for the big red of St. Louis. The referee today is Chuck Heberling. The umpire is Lou Pulasie. Headlinesman, Burl Toller, the line judge, Red Cachin, the back judge, Don Wedge. The field judge is Tony Scover and the all-inutist Bob Rice. A 23-yard kickoff return by Sudden Sam McCollum, who had a brilliant game last week at Kansas City. Both ball clubs 10 and four. The Vikings won a mid-season Monday night game at St. Louis, 28, 24. They also defeated the Cardinal 1410 in a preseason game. Why to the left is Gilliam. Why to the near side is life? Ozzie and Foreman are running backs behind Fran Taigenden. Tightenum on the first play, hands off the Foreman. Breaks one tackle, cut back in, but Stallings nails him at the 29.5. Left linebacker Larry Stalling,

6-1, 230 pounds in his fourth year from Georgia Tech. It's no gain. It's second down and a long 10.

You're going to see a lot of slips today looking at the field the way they're running.

Balance will mean a great deal today, Joe, because the field is not 100%. Of course, it's probably frozen and not all the way frozen. Now, you can cut on. I'm sure they're using cleats right now, but you're going to see a lot of slips today. Gilliam wide to the near side, right, splits wide to the far side left, Duke backfield behind Fran's second and ten. The bike's just shy at their own 30-yard line. Fran is fast. He slides to the left side. The battles across the 35 their own 30-yard line. Fran, just Ozzy, slides to the left side. Battles across the 35, off to the 37-yard line goes. Ten-year veteran, Dave Osborne. Typical Ozzy run off the left side behind good blocking. Chuck Goodrum, Andy Marr, on the left side, just zone blocking. And they really push that defensive right side of St. Louis back.

It's going to bring up about third to three.

The right linebacker, Pete Barnes, made the contact for St. Louis.

A gain of six, it's third and four.

The bikes are thrown 36-yard line.

Ozzy picked up 514 yards, an average of four a pop during the regular season,

a foreman who set out the final game of Kansas City in three periods of the 13th game against Atlanta game 777 last wide to the near side right Gillian's foot

wide left third down four the rights on their first possession to give to foreman looking for

room looking for a block ties to cut back stalling who's going to nail him for a one yard gain at the

37 it'll be fourth down and three.

And Foreman, on his first two carries at the game, picks up a net of one yard.

Stallings defeated Dave Osborne on the block.

Off-Fensive left lineback, off-tackle.

And they put Foreman at the fullback spot and handed off over the right side.

And Stallings played off the block of Dave Osborne well when the pursuit got Foreman for about

12.

Got back the line of experience.

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