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Show DESERET NEWS, Tuesday, Jets August 26, 1969 (Fumble As Oakland Gains Revenge By SHEILA MORAN AP Sports Writer The New York Jets, bothered by slippery fingers, and the city of Montreal, troubled by empty seats, are licking their wounds. For both, Monday was a night to forget. The Oakland Raiders, who lost to the Jets in last years American Football League championship, got their revenge as they whipped the world champions 24-The city of Montreal fumbled its first test as a future expansion site for American pro football. Only 8,212 fans turned out to see Detroit beat Boston 22-- in an interleague game, leaving more 27-2- 3 9 than three-quarte- ' of the baseball Expos stadium empty. Oakland quarterback Dar-yl- e Lamonica completed two touchdown passes while New York could manage only two field goals. Jets quarterback Joe Namath watched most of the game from the bench. 28,845-se- . The Patriots and the Lions did little to inspire the Montreal fans. The Patriots gained just four yards during a lack- Before leaving late in the first quarter, Namath drove the Jets to the Oakland three, but Emerson Boozer fumbled and linebacker Don Connors recovered for the Raiders at the one. 'The Jets bungled again in the last minute of play when Mike Battle fumbled a kickoff after Oakland scored a field goal. Oaklands George Buehl-e- r, lustre first half. Detroits Errol Mann kicked three of his five field goals during that time and Bostons Gino countered with a Cappelletti booted in the third period a and Mann a before the Lions broke it open. The Lions other score came on a d touchdown run by Mel Farr. Cap-pelle- tti ii America's most two-yar- FULL a rookie CLUB PARTIES The Raiders led all the way but Lamonica, playing nearly three periods, had his problems. He had three interceptions. Veteran George Blanda took over at quarterback and boosted the score to 14-- when he fired a touchdown pass to running back Larry Todd. 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