Miami Six Years Ago Recalled As Bucks Top Jane Boyd Title
Miami AP reports Norm Ivana reflects on Dolphins days, listing players and camp chaos six years earlier. Evans, a 6-5, 252-pound tackle, anticipates facing Bubba Smith in the AFC championship as he recalls training camp and early team struggles, noting the move to St Petersburg and the crowded camp.
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Bowling Highlights Feature Kay Cline Scores Large
Kay Cline posted a 213 game and 606 series highlighting a bowling meet with multiple players and high scores. Other notable efforts included Seitz 232 for Wis, Prussman 258 sharing a top men’s game, and various fixtures across Parlor City Keglers and May City Classic with several 200+ games and high series totals.
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ISU Grid Resurgence Tops AP Sports Story
ISU grid resurgent season dominates AP editors poll. Iowa State finished 4-4, played in a historic first post-season bowl, and coach Johny Majors earned Big Eight Coach of the Year honors. Other notes include Drake and Waterloo East basketball, and Dan Gable’s wrestling acclaim.
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Ole Miss Rolls In Peach Bowl
Ole Miss defeated Georgia Tech 41 10 in Atlanta in a rout shaped by Mississippi mud. Rebels sprinted to five touchdowns and a field goal, while Tech struggled defensively and managed only a late field goal.
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Jefferson swimmers win relay titles at Jefferson meet
Cedar Rapids Jefferson dominates with multiple relay wins as Kennedy and Council Bluffs lead in medley and free relay events. Towa City West and University teams also earn top honors in various events across the Jefferson invite.
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Six Killers, Lakers Triumph in YMCA Prep Loop
The Six Killers defeated the Bullets 61 to 44 as the Lakers rolled to a win in the Central branch YMCA high school basketball league on Thursday. Bullets star Basdle Ny and Secon Taile led the action with notable scoring efforts for their team.
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Muscatine Varsity Beats Cetlay Rapids 69 to 63
Muscatine high school varsity edged Cetlay Rapids Washington 69 63 on Thursday led by John Lamar with a 1 point showing and Doug Eaton contributing 2h to page i le. Kent Comat Raul Mordchian Allan oniur V2 and Jim Riss ee Tom Rondieman provided supporting play as the Musky offense pulled away late.
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Stan's Ups Lead in Table Tennis Loop
Stan's Radio and TV boasted its lead in the Thursday table tennis league as the season continued with tight matches and rising standings.
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Lakers extend winning streak as McMillan stars in 122-108 win
Seattle’s Spencer Haywood questioned if Jim McMillan tires of winning as the Lakers push their string to 20 games with a 122-108 victory over the Sonics. McMillan scores 24, Wilt Chamberlain 24 rebounds, Jerey West 11 assists, and Laker reserves contribute in bursts. Coach Sharman praises McMillan as the complete ball handler with smart on court play.
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