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september-25-1960

September 25, 1960

News

• The Raiders beat the Oilers, 14-13, in Houston, for the franchise’s first-ever regular season win

• The Raiders came back from a 13-7 deficit on a 14-yard touchdown pass from Tom Flores to Gene Prebola in the fourth quarter, then held on as Oilers placekicker George Blanda missed a 28-yard field goal attempt with less than a minute to play

Babe Parilli started the game at quarterback but was spelled by Flores in the second half after completing 7 of 15 passes for 57 yards

• Flores completed 7 of 10 passes for an identical 57 yards and a touchdown

• The game was picketed by Black activists who were protesting the segregated seating policy in place at Jeppesen Stadium

• The team dedicated the win to offensive line coach Ernie Jorge, who had suffered a heart attack on the 23rd and was back in a Bay Area hospital recuperating

AFL Standings

Eastern Division
Houston 2 1 0
New York 2 1 0
Boston 1 2 0
Buffalo 1 2 0
Western Division
Dallas 2 1 0
Denver 2 1 0
Los Angeles 1 2 0
Oakland 1 2 0

Scores

Dallas 17, Los Angeles 0
Oakland 14, Houston 13

Today's Game

Oakland Raiders (0-2-0) at Houston Oilers (2-0-0)
Oakland 7 0 0 7 - 14
Houston 0 10 3 0 - 13
1OAKJetstream Smith 3 run (Larry Barnes kick)
2HTNJohn Carson 8 pass from George Blanda (George Blanda kick)
2HTNGeorge Blanda 36 FG
3HTNGeorge Blanda 10 FG
4OAKGene Prebola 14 pass from Tom Flores (Larry Barnes kick)
StadiumJeppesen Stadium
CityHouston, Texas
Att16421
CoachesEddie Erdelatz (OAK), Lou Rymkus (HTN)
Starting QBsBabe Parilli (OAK), George Blanda (HTN)

Coaching Staff

Eddie ErdelatzHead coach
Ed CodyDefensive backfield
Marty FeldmanDefensive line
Ernie JorgeOffensive line
Tommy KalmanirOffensive backfield

Roster

Name Pos Ht Wt School Birthdate
Ramon Armstrong G 6'1“ 225 Texas Christian 10/6/1937
Doug Asad TE 6'3” 200 Northwestern 8/27/1938
Larry Barnes LB 6'2“ 230 Colorado State 10/6/1931
Alex Bravo DB 6'1” 190 Cal Poly-SLO 7/27/1930
Joe Cannavino CB 5'11“ 185 Ohio State 1/20/1935
Carmen Cavalli DE 6'4” 245 Richmond 6/11/1937
Wayne Crow DB 6'0“ 205 California 5/5/1938
Don Deskins DT 6'2” 240 Michigan 5/10/1932
Bob Dougherty LB 6'1“ 235 Kentucky 4/20/1932
George Fields DE 6'3” 245 Bakersfield College 1935(?)
Tom Flores QB 6'1“ 190 Pacific 3/21/1937
Alan Goldstein WR 6'0” 200 North Carolina 1/8/1936
Charlie Hardy WR 6'0“ 180 San Jose State 11/7/1933
John Harris DB 6'1” 195 Santa Monica CC 5/7/1933
Wayne Hawkins G 5'11“ 235 Pacific 6/17/1938
Al Hoisington WR 6'3” 200 Pasadena JC 11/18/1933
Bob Keyes HB 5'10“ 180 San Diego 4/13/1936
Jack Larscheid HB 5'6” 160 Pacific 5/10/1933
Billy Lott FB 6'0“ 200 Mississippi 11/8/1934
Tom Louderback LB 6'2” 235 San Jose State 3/5/1933
Eddie Macon DB 6'0“ 180 Pacific 3/7/1927
Don Manoukian G 5'9” 240 Stanford 6/9/1934
Nyle McFarlane HB 6'2“ 205 Brigham Young 11/25/1935
Riley Morris LB 6'2” 220 Florida A&M 3/22/1934
Paul Oglesby T 6'4“ 235 UCLA 1/9/1939
Jim Otto C 6'2” 225 Miami (FL) 1/5/1938
Babe Parilli QB 6'1“ 195 Kentucky 5/7/1930
Charley Powell DE 6'2” 225 San Diego HS 4/4/1932
Gene Prebola TE 6'3“ 215 Boston University 6/30/1938
Ron Sabal T 6'3” 200 Purdue 7/23/1936
Jetstream Smith FB 6'1“ 220 Compton JC 10/18/1936
Bill Striegel DT 6'2” 235 Pacific 5/28/1936
Tony Teresa HB 5'10“ 185 San Jose State 12/8/1933
Dalton Truax T 6'2” 235 Tulane 1/7/1935
Ron Warzeka DT 6'4“ 260 Montana State 12/24/1935

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