Browns Bounce Bengals Out Of Playoff Hopes
The Cleveland Browns beat the Cincinnati Bengals 31 27 to clinch the AFC Central title as Bill Nelsen and Leroy Kelly led the attack. The Bengals, already eliminated, saw Ken Johnson get increased work as coach Paul Brown rotates backups. Pittsbugh’s loss and a late season slide left Cincinnati with little chance, while Cleveland improved to 7 5 in the division.
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Virgil Carter
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Ken Johnson
Willie Lee Jones
Steve Chomyszak
Mike Reid
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Houston
Ken Anderson
Carter
Lewis
Dalais Cowboys
Indiana University
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University of Maryland taps new football coach after Roy Lester dismissal
University of Maryland fires seven assistant football coaches under Roy Lester and keeps them on payroll until June then relocates duties. Names include Alexander Boutselis Gar Connor Lester led 3-7 record over three seasons. Replacement talk centers on Wayne Hardin Lee Corso and John Yukica as possible successors.
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Jim Kehoe
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Terps
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Kehoe Folto
Hollywood
Fla
Jack Zane
Harry Alexder
George Boutselis
Joe Gar
Billy Joe
Joe
Mark
Fred ‘Connor
Rod Rice
Lester
Richard Montgomery
Rockville
Washington, D.C
Wayne Hardin
Temple
Lee Corso
Lousville
John Yukica
Boston College
Launderers Split Pair in Hoosier Hardwood Action
Anderson landed Humphrey All Stars for its first loss 10135 Sunday at Noblesville. The Launderers then fell 135 to 123 Sunday night at Frankton against Logansport Happy Burger in a high scoring affair.
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Noblesville
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Happy Burger
11 Teams Battle To Join Browns In NFL Playoffs
The Browns clinched division and playoff berth as 11 teams contend for seven remaining spots. The article outlines NFC and AFC races, key matchups, and potential wild card outcomes with schedules through December 25 and 26.
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Mike Garrett
Diego
Chargers
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Miami
Oakland
Sprayett
Brown
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AC Opens Wrestling Card At Anderson College
Anderson College launches its wrestling program under coach Dave Edwards with the Ravens entering a home dual against Manchester at UC Lewis Gym. The squad features returnees Henry Wilk, Nea Tuminski, Monte Hoover, Paul Honaker, Bill Isenhour and transfer Richard Dietrich among others, with a mix of juniors and sophomores aiming to boost the program founded by Edwards less than a decade ago. The meet starts at 3 99 p.m. as part of a schedule including five duals and the Anderson Invitational, with hopes for a stronger Hoosier-Buckeye conference showing and a potential title bid from Taylor University in the revamped circuit.
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Tom Hinkler
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Monte Hoover
Richard Dietrich
Benny’ Gibbs
Kent Wilson
Larry Barkes
Doug Griffith
Mark Davis
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Milt Schwartz
Ray Thomas
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Taylor University
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Franitin
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Morehead State
Olivet
Ravens Face Indiana Tech Tonight in NAIA clash
Anderson College Ravens travel to Fort Wayne to meet Indiana Tech in District 21 action. Coach Robert Macy’s squad seeks consistency after early losses and adjustments, aiming to rebound and finish the week at 2-2 before Hooser Buckeye Conference play.
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Steve Lewis
Wiles
Hooser Buckeye
Hanover
Downing Leads Indiana Past Kansas 59 to 56 in Tight Tilt
Indiana junior Steve Downing scored 20 points and grabbed 10 rebounds despite a sprained knee as the Hoosiers held off Kansas 59 56 in Bloomington. Joby Wright's rebound and Downing's late free throws sealed the win as Kansas star Bud Stallworth fouled out. Barrow led Kansas with 14 boards and 13 points while Nash added 13 in the setback.
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Steve Downing
Kansas
Jayhawks
Bud Stallworth
Stallworth
Wilson Barrow
Barrow
Aubrey Nash
Downing
Townsend Leads Notre Dame Past Western Michigan in 89 77 Victory
Willis Townsend scoring 21 points and 10 rebounds sparked Notre Dame as Western Michigan hung within seven late in the second half. Sophomores Gary Novak and Tom O Mara added 16 and 15 points as the Irish built a 22 9 lead early and coasted to the win.
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Ohio State Pulls Away From Utah State 71 to 60
Ohio State defeats Utah State 71 60 as sophomore Dan Gerhard hits three straight late long jump shots to seal the win. Buckeyes top 3 0, with Gerhard and 7 foot Luke Vitte each scoring 20 points.
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Jeff Tebbs
Chiefs Rally Past 49ers 26 17 in TV Showdown
Len Dawson threw 263 yards and two TDs to lead Kansas City to a 26 17 win over San Francisco. Otis Taylor scored twice and Vic Stenerud kicked four field goals as the Chiefs erased a halftime deficit to claim first place in the West Division behind a strong offensive showing.
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Cage Scores College and eight other matchups listed
A compact list shows numerous college basketball results with scores for teams including Northwood vs Wilberforce, Georgia vs South Alabama, Notre Dame vs Western Michigan, West Virginia vs Natlina State, Princeton vs North Carolina, Indiana vs Kansas, Villanova vs Oregon, Ohio State vs Utah State, Duquesne vs Nebraska, SW Louisiana vs Houston, Vanderbilt vs Boston College, Dartmouth vs Vermont, Wisconsin vs New Orleans Loyola, Kentucky vs LSU, Texas Tech vs Oklahoma.
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Virginia Tech Rehires Coffey as Coach Raises Pay
Virginia Tech renewed Coffey as coach after a rough football season. Coffey, who returned to leadership in December 1970, reportedly received about a 10 percent raise from a salary near 25,000 dollars.
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Charlie Coil
Coffey
Ferris State suspends pair after campus basketball fight
Ferris State College suspended two basketball players after a fight at halftime of the game. Paul Stokes of Flint was suspended for the season and Charles Puller of Ypsilanti was suspended indefinitely pending further inquiry.
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Flint
Charles Puller
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Winchester Hands Raiders First Defeat
Winchester used its height and a strong start to hand the Raiders a 90-71 loss. Tim Sanders led with 26 points for Madison Heights as Shenandoah and Norland followed with notable scores. Ejections and oncourt tension marked a rough finish, though the coach said the action was less rough than many high school games.
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Rams Star Ellison Faces Old Boss in Washington Clash
Los Angeles Rams star Ellison earned an NFL single game record with 247 rushing yards in a 45 to 28 win over New Orleans. He now prepares to face George Allen, the Redskins coach who previously led the Rams, as Roman Gabriel lauds his backfield progress and team support.
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