Buck/Summerall: San Francisco-Dallas (Thursday), Los Angeles Rams-Washington (Sunday).Scott/Christman: Minnesota-Detroit (Thursday), Cleveland-Chicago (Sunday).The teams of Scott/Christman and Buck/Summerall performed double-duty in Week 11. Chuck Thompson or Frank Gifford/Jerry Kramer/Don Perkins (Week 14).Jack Whitaker/Frank Gifford or Don Perkins.Jack Buck or Frank Gifford/Pat Summerall (Buck and Summerall would be assigned to call Super Bowl IV).Frank Glieber or Lindsey Nelson/Eddie LeBaron.Lindsey Nelson, Jack Buck or Andy Musser/Tom Brookshier.Drees and Sauer would actually pair up in the booth the following season. Criqui teamed with Nelson's regular partner Tom Brookshier, Nelson teamed with Drees' regular partner George Connor, and Drees paired with Criqui's regular partner Johnny Sauer. In Week 14, Don Criqui, Lindsey Nelson, and Jack Drees all switched partners.

In Week 13, Frank Gifford joined the team of Chuck Thompson and Lenny Moore for Baltimore-Green Bay on Saturday, then the following day called Cleveland-Washington with regular partner Jack Whitaker.Chuck Thompson filled in for Ray Scott in Week 4, who was also filling in for Jack Buck.Scott/Christman: Philadelphia-Detroit (Thursday), Chicago-New Orleans (Sunday).Buck/Summerall: Washington-Dallas (Thursday), Los Angeles Rams-Minnesota (Sunday).The teams of Buck/Summerall and Scott/Christman performed double-duty in Week 12. This was the first year that CBS abandoned dedicated team announcing crews and instituted a semi-merit announcing team system (one that is still used to this day).Chuck Thompson/Lenny Moore/Frank Gifford (Week 13).Jack Drees or Lindsey Nelson/George Connor.Lindsey Nelson or Don Criqui/Tom Brookshier.Ray Scott or Chuck Thompson/Paul Christman.Ray Scott, Jack Whitaker, and Frank Gifford were in the booth for Super Bowl I, while Jack Drees and Kansas City Chiefs announcer Tom Hedrick were on the call for CBS Radio.Steelers – Joe Tucker/Lowell Perry (Perry was the first African-American NFL commentator).The first half was called by the home teams' commentators while the rest of the game was called by the visitors' commentators. In 1964, CBS experimented with a half-and-half format for their announcers.Lions – Van Patrick/Bob Reynolds or Jim Morse.From 1955 to 1961, Cleveland Browns games were on Sports Network Incorporated.Vikings – Herb Carneal/Clayton Tonnemaker.For the 19 seasons, games for the Pittsburgh Steelers and Baltimore Colts were aired on NBC.Further information: List of NFL Championship Game broadcasters 1960

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