Larson's Overtime Layup Lifts AC Past Taylor in Openers
Anderson College Ravens rally to a 97 95 win over Taylor University in Hoosier Buckeye Conference opener. Larson scores 30 leading AC with key late plays in second overtime. Carswell adds 24 and Gwinnup 12 for the Ravens. Taylor's Friesen 21 Gomez 20 Manifold 16.
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Cincy Trades Ross Grimsley in NFL Draft Talk
New York AP reports only five NFL teams remain in the running for the No 1 college draft pick while two weeks left in the season keep nearly half the league scrambling for playoff spots. Houston holds the inside track for a chance to rebound.
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Bullington Leads Ball State Past Northwest Missouri 82 79
Ball State guard Larry Bullington scored 19 points as four teammates reached double figures to lift the Cardinals to an 82 79 victory over Northwest Missouri. Bob Faulkner and Chris Collins each had 18, Mel Harvey 19, and Jim Pinkins 12 while Doug Deskin added 10. Northwest Missouri struggled, dropping to 1-? and facing a rough stretch. The report then digresses into NFL team notes about the Houston Oilers and playoff positioning, with several roster moves and draft implications.
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Tie breaking playoff races loom in AFC and NFC bids
The article outlines NFL playoff scenarios with tie breakers across divisions and conferences. It highlights potential clinching scenarios in the NFC East with Washington and Dallas, and in the AFC where Miami has clinched the East and Buffalo remains a wild card hopeful. It explains division leaders Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, and Cleveland in the Central and how Oakland leads the AFC West with two games remaining, while Denver and Kansas City cling to postseason dreams. It also reports baseball winter meetings trades centering on Ron Santo and glittering moves involving Baltimore, Cincinnati, Kansas City, and Pittsburgh, with Grimsley, Rettenmund, Briles, and other players moving between clubs.
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Steelers Mount Turning Point After 90 26 Loss
Miami upset over Pittsburgh reveals moving point in race for Super Bowl as Bradshaw returns from shoulder injury and Steelers rally late but fall 30 26. Dolphins dominate with Shula strategy, two INTs by Bradshaw, Edwards key return, and scoring drives including a safety and 80 yard punt. Cincinnati and Cleveland loom in Central Division standings.
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Clinic Begins At 12 Saturday At North Side Junior High
YMCA physical director Morrie Hester says the basketball league clinic starts at noon Saturday at North Side Junior High with Bob Scharnowske leading the session. The 1:30 p.m. end time was stated in error. Bowling 40 cents at RAINS.
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Pirates Rally as Price Pins Opponent in Tight Meet
The Pirates won eight of 13 matches at home Tuesday led by Price pinning his foe in the 105 pound class. Randy Tappan earned a decision in 105 to tie the match early, with Gary Sutton and Randy Safford also contributing to the pinned solo victory.
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Bucs Rally In Tight Dual As NIH Reserves Dominate
Haworth pins swing the meet as Smith and Cotton win twice while NIH reserves post 87 12 victory. Both teams improve to 2 0 on the season. Bucs travel to Marion Thursday and multiple wrestlers record wins in a chaotic scorecard with several pins and decisions.
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