76ers Snap Celtics Hex In Overtime Victory
Philadelphia 76ers coach Billy Cunningham said a good team must bounce back after a win over Boston 121-114. Moses Malone sparked an 11-2 OT run, finishing with 29 points to top the Celtics and end Boston’s four-game streak in a high effort at Boston Garden.
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Bears Rally Falls Short as Packers Hold 28-28 Tie
Green Bay builds a 14 point lead on a late drive capped by a 5 yard Paul Coffman TD pass, then a McMahon strike ties the game with 1:50 left after Ellis, Suhey and Payton highlights. Dickey passes for 355 yards, upping his season total to 3,928 as Chicago battles to the final whistle.
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NFL Roundup: Seahawks Edge Cowboys in Interception Clash
Seahawks rallied past Dallas 21 14 as Dorsett scored twice and White connected with Donley on a 35 yard TD. Washington crushed Atlanta as Joe Theismann threw three TDs, while Philadelphia snapped a seven game skid on a late Jaworski TD pass. Dolphins beat Oilers clinching AFC East. Elway led Denver past Cleveland keeping playoff hopes alive.
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Cubs weigh move as Wrigley Field nears limits
Chicago Cubs president Jim Finks says Wrigley Field is aging and lacks capacity and lights, prompting consideration of a new stadium. He notes the need to address facility issues even as the park remains popular with fans and media.
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Kirkwood Women Split In Creston Classic Tournament
Kirkwood falls to Iowa Lakes 74-63 after beating Southwestern 67-53 in Creston. Kathy Helle leads with 23 points against Southwestern, Kelli Alberts adds 16. Alberts again tops Kirkwood with 16 in the loss to Iowa Lakes as LuAnn Campbell chips in 12. Kirkwood sits at 2-2 under first-year coach Joyce Bilow and hosts Marshalltown next Wednesday at 6 p.m.
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Giants Lose as Record No-Show Crowd Sets NFL Mark
A rain soaked Giants Stadium crowd of 25 156 witnessed the Cardinals defeat the New York Giants 10 6 in a game notable for a National Football League record 51 589 no shows. Neil Lomax connected with Roy Green on a 20 yard touchdown pass in the Cardinals 71 yard march to lead 7 6 at halftime. Rookie Lionel Washington had two interceptions and a fumble recovery while E J Junior sacked Brunner three times. Cardinals climb to 6 7 1, Giants drop to 3 10 1.
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McEnroe advances in Australian Open fourth round
John McEnroe, seeded second, defeated Tim Gullickson 6-3 6-2 6-2 in Melbourne to reach the quarterfinals of the $400,000 Australian Open. He earlier beat India’s Ramesh Krishnan 6-4 7-5 6-1 and top seed Ivan Lendl also faced a four-set win over Peter Fleming.
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Mount Mercy shuts down Simpson 98 78
Mount Mercy Mustangs overpower Simpson College 98 to 78 at Regis High. Kim Tiernan scores 28 points with seven rebounds to lead Mount Mercy, LeAnn Tudor adds 17, Tammy Clemenson 13, Kathy Roman 11. Mount Mercy improves to five wins in six starts and next faces Central College at 7:30 pm.
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Iowa Hawkeyes Road Trip Preview and Results
The article details Iowa wrestling notes from recent finals. Heffernan beat Kistler 3-2 in the finals, with Goldman and Kistler sidelined by knee injury and study respectively but expected to wrestle this week on road trips to Arizona State Cal State Bakersfield and LSU. Wilbur shows promise after a tough loss to Matt Ghaffari, while Royce Alger places third at 158. Broadcasts on KCJJ AM are planned with announcers Marsch and Banach.
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