NFL Playoff Results Wild Card and Divisional Actions
Summary of the weekend NFL results with wild card scores Minnesota 44 New Orleans 10 and Houston 23 Seattle 20 in OT. It lists divisional matchups Indianapolis at Cleveland and Minnesota at San Francisco with game times and scattered driver statistics.
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New Orleans
Houston
Seattle
San Francisco
C.nelson
Anderson
Dozier
Fenney
Rice
Kramer
Wilson
Gannon
Hilliard
Mayes
Hebert
Jordan
New Oo Hebert
Carter
Nelson
Lewis
Rice Ny
Jones
Gustafson
Brenner
Pattison
Hill
Tice
Martin
Miami Dolphins
Kansas City Chiefs
Dallas Texans
Houston Oilers
Cleveland Browns
New York Jets
Oakland Raiders
Baltimore Colts
San Diego Chargers
Green Bay Packers
New York Giants
Seahawks
Denver Broncos
Celtics Rally Past Warriors In NBA Closeout
Boston beat Golden State 115 to 110 after a late surge led by Bird and McHale. The game featured strong Boston rebounding and clutch scoring to secure the win in Oakland.
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Golden State
Bird
McHale
Parish
Ainge
Johnson
Acres
Lichting
Roberts
Minniefield
Daye
Frank
Higgins
Sampson
Garland
O.smith
Teagle
Whitehead
Feit
McDonald
White
Odds and results from sports lines and tennis finals
National lines list Cleveland over Indianapolis and San Francisco over Minnesota with several point spreads. NBA style scores show Minnesota and Cleveland leading and a St. Louis Los Angeles tie. Also recounts San Diego at Chicago 7:35 p.m. and Dallas at Minnesota 7:35 p.m. plus Australian Open and New Zealand Open tennis winners with seeds and match scores.
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Montreal
Edmonton
Toronto
Boston
Vancouver
W.Y
Minnesota
Cleveland
St. Louis
San Diego
Chicago
Dallas
Miss
Baltimore
Tacoma
Kansas City
Wichita
Moves Basketball Association fills rosters and staff
Milwaukee Bucks activate Larry Krystkowiak from the injured list and place John Stroeder on the injured list. Washington Bullets fire Kevin Loughery and name Wes Unseld interim coach. Steve Colter signs a 10 day contract. Florida names Lynn Amedee offensive coordinator Gary Darnell defensive coordinator and Rex Norris defensive line coach. Northwestern declares Lucis Reece academically ineligible for the season.
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Milwaukee Bucks
Larry Krystkowiak
John Stroeder
Washington Bullets
Kevin Loughery
Wes Unseld
Steve Colter
Florida
Lynn Amedee
Gary Darnell
Rex Norris
Northwestern
Lucis Reece
Wisconsin Pushes Past Washington State In Friday Night Showdown
Wisconsin defeated Washington State 80 to 65 in a Big Ten clash. Highlights list assists by Dave Callahan of Kirkwood and three point totals by Strong of Clarinda alongside shooting percentages. Other matchups noted include Hofstra Tournament finals and a long slate of listed early-season games across numerous schools and venues.
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Dave Callahan
Kirkwood
Strong
Clarinda
Joshua
Clinton
Brad Brumm
Macc
Wilkins
Iowa State Beats Michigan State 67 to 54 in Big Eight Women’s Game
Iowa State defeats Michigan State 67-54 as Etta Burns leads ISU with 25 points and 8 rebounds while Michigan State struggles with 27 turnovers. Halftime score 34-31 MSU. Fouls and key players listed.
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Michigan State
Marybeth Williams
Kim Archer
Dawn DeYoung
Taraiso Wills
Cythnia Lyons
Carlotta Taylor
Eileen Shea
Roz Zanguilder
Sue Forsyth
Claudia Wilson
Cherie Swarthout
Iowa State
Lisa Greiner
Shelly Coyle
Carmen Jaspers
Etta Burns
Tracy Horvath
Vanessa Ward
Laurie Decker
Sanquenetta Davis
Lynne Lorenzen
ISU
Williams
Archer
Greiner
DeYoung
AP Poll Voters Listed for 1987 College Football Ranking
The 1987 Associated Press college football poll voters are named including Perry Ballard and Bob Becker among many writers and broadcasters from outlets such as The Tennessean, Chicago Tribune, San Francisco Chronicle, Miami Herald, Dallas Morning News, Los Angeles Herald Examiner, and San Jose Mercury News. The note mentions three voters did not participate and includes historical 1 2 state pairings in prior AP polls.
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Opelika-Auburn News
Opelika
Ala
Bob Becker
Grand Rapids
Mich
Press
Bill Benner
Indianapolis Star
Steve Bergum
Spokane
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Spokesman-Review
John Bibb
the Tennessean
Nashville
Dave Campbell
Waco
Texas
Tribune-Herald
Nick Canepa
San Diego Tribune
Ron Christ
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Patriot News
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San Francisco Chronicle
Larry Dunlop
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High Point
N.C
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Minn
Daily Times
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Green Bay
Wis
Press- Gazette
Roy Exum
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Tenn
News-Free Press
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Post-Standard
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Kkar Radio
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Joe Palmaquist
Salt Lake Tribune
Salt Lake City
Utah
Woody Peele
Greenville
Daily Reflector
David Persons
Fort Collins
Colo
Coloradoan
Dave Petruska
Tucson
Ariz. Citizen
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Columbia
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St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Ian Thomson
Boston Globe
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Little Rock
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Texas, News
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Press-Gazette
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Houston Chronicle
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Ore
Greyhound matinee at Waterloo Park offers multiple bets
The Waterloo Greyhound Park matinee yields wide racing action across fifteen races. Notable finishers include U Know I'm Good, PJ Paulo's Pride, Santa Barb, Wonder Streak, Masked Rowdie, River Bound, April Luck, Water Board, Myo, and Casino Dazzle with diverse quiniela and trifecta payouts. Attendance reached 1,543 with a handle of $198,579.
Today’s Slate Metro Preps Basketball and Horseracing
Metro prep basketball shows West at Prairie and Area Colleges Mt Mercy at Luther with women’s Indiana State at UNI game at 7:30 and 7:35 start times plus Quad City Downs scheduled at 8 with local racing action.
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College Basketball and Sports Slate for ESPN Opening Night
A packed slate lists Georgia versus Kentucky at 8 a.m. on ESPN followed by Gianfranco Rosi versus Duane Thomas in the WBC Super Welterweight Championship at 1 p.m. Also on ESPN are Villanova at St John’s at 6 30 p.m Notre Dame at Lafayette at 7 p.m Purdue at Illinois and UNLV at Long Beach State at 8 30 p.m and Kansas at Washington at 9 p.m with skiing from the U S Men’s Pro Tour at 12 30 a m on ESPN.
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Cedar Falls 82 Waterloo Columbus 59 basketball result
Cedar Falls defeated Waterloo Columbus 82 to 59 as Linn‑Mar edged Waverly‑Shell Rock 54 to 48 in a high school boys game. The box shows individual scoring for Linn‑Mar and Waverly‑Shell Rock with Halftime score 31‑28 and fouls noted.
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Novak logs perfect 300 in District V bowling
Jim Novak, 60, of Cedar Rapids, rolled a 300 game to cap a 793 series during the District V Bowling Tournament at Legion Lanes on Sunday. He totaled 228 and 265 in earlier games.
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Jim Novak
Cedar Rapids
Legion Lanes
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