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Offseason
NFL Draft
The 49ers held the first pick in the draft and selected Dave Parks from Texas Tech[1] Dave Wilcox , who would be inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2000.
[2]
Regular season
Six games into his rookie season, Dave Parks set a franchise record for longest reception with an 83-yard catch, followed by the team's second longest reception, an 80-yarder, a week later. Both records stood for 13 years.[4]
Schedule
Game Date Opponent Result Score Record Streak Notes Attendance
1
September 13
Detroit Lions L
26–17
0–1
L-1
33,204
2
September 20
at Philadelphia Eagles
W
28–24
1–1
W-1
57,352
3
September 27
St. Louis Cardinals L
23–13
1–2
L-1
30,969
4
October 4
Chicago Bears W
31–21
2–2
W-1
33,132
5
October 11
at Green Bay Packers
L
24–14
2–3
L-1
47,380
6
October 18
at Los Angeles Rams
L
42–14
2–4
L-2
54,355
7
October 25
Minnesota Vikings L
27–22
2–5
L-3
Jim Marshall's famous wrong way run
31,845
8
November 1
at Baltimore Colts
L
37–7
2–6
L-4
60,213
9
November 8
at Minnesota Vikings
L
24–7
2–7
L-5
40,408
10
November 15
Green Bay Packers W
24–14
3–7
W-1
38,483
11
November 22
at Chicago Bears
L
23–21
3–8
L-1
46,772
12
November 29
Baltimore Colts L
14–3
3–9
L-2
33,642
13
December 6
Los Angeles Rams W
28–7
4–9
W-1
31,791
14
December 13
at Detroit Lions
L
24–7
4–10
L-1
41,854
Standings
Note: Tie games were not officially counted in the standings until 1972.
^ Green Bay was awarded the Playoff Bowl berth from the Western Conference
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References
External links
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