Lions Ready for Elon Here Today in NAIA Play
Lions face Concord and Elon in NAIA post season with key runners Robert McDonald and Matthew Bland leading a 765 yard rushing attack. Elon brings balance with seven defensive starters back while Hillsdale and Hillsdale's Pat Riepma pace a strong passing game. Ticketed NAIA games include top ranked Minnesota State and Cameron State matchups.
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Elon
N.C
Fairmont State
Concora
Mountain Lions
Fair‘mont
Dave Ritchie
Burlington
Shell
Tony Ma
Colobro
Foot
Quinton Ballard
Adrian Robertson
Senion
Lions
Robert
Naia Today
Aorhead
Minn
Pitt‘sburg
Kan
Cameron State
Okla
Central Arkansas
Virginia prep football title bids hinge on two state programs
Hampton and GW Danville clash at Todd Field in Newport News for the Group AAA title, each at 13-0, with star quarterbacks Marco Stazy and Harris leading backfield depth as defenses force turnovers. The winners advance to meet in a late season showdown while Martinsville seeks a Group AA crown behind Wayne Kirby and Steve Pharr.
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Smith
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Harris
FL. Hunt
Stazy
Highland Springs
Blacksburg
Tapo
Tigers
Martinsvile
Bulldogs
Ft. Hunt
the &Agies
Greg Gunn
Dick Hensley
Martinsville
Able
Park View Sterling
Tabb
Wayne Kirby
Steve Pharr
Bouchard Wins Rookie of the Year in NASCAR Dinner
New York reports Ron Bouchard, a Fitchburg native racing out of Madison, Conn, captured the 1981 NASCAR Grand National Rookie of the Year at the awards banquet in New York City. Darrell Waltrip was crowned Winston Cup champion earlier, and Bouchard credited mentoring from Buddy Baker for his Talladega win.
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New York
Ron Bouchard
Bouchard
Fitchburg
Mass
Madison, Conn
New York City
Darrell Waltrip
Waldor-Astoria
Sut Bouchard
Talladega
Ala
Buddy Baker
Heisman Trophy Hopefuls Eye Tonight’s Announcement
Marcus Allen, Herschel Walker and Jim McMahon head the field for the 47th Heisman Trophy as the Downtown Athletic Club in New York hosts the ceremony. Allen reflects on his 2000-yard season while aiming to become the first to rush for over 2,000 yards in 11 games. the event airs live after a documentary on past winners.
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NEW York
Marcus Allen
Herschel Walker
Jim WcMahon
Downtown Athletic Club
Jay Berwanger
Len
University of Southern California
California
Allen
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