Cowboys Rally Past Packers In NFC Championship Thriller
Dallas built a 20-7 halftime lead and held off Green Bay 23-19 after a seesaw affair at Texas Stadium. Thurman, Newsome, and Lofton delivered key plays as the Cowboys extended their playoff surge while Dickey threw for 300 yards with three picks. Septien added two early field goals and a midgame record playoff kick.
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Dolphins Dominate Chargers With Early 21-0 Lead
Miami builds a 21 point advantage in the first half as Woodley connects with Hardy and Moore for scores and Blackwood's interception sets up more offense. The Chargers commit fumbles and defensive stops fail to halt the Dolphins as San Diego trails.
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Schillig Captures Milwaukee Collegiate Tennis Classic
Cedar Rapids native Micki Schillig, the tournament's second seed, defeated Cinny MacGregor of San Diego State 6 1 4 6 4 in the final to win the Milwaukee Collegiate Tennis Classic and also teamed with MacGregor to win the doubles title 6 1 5 7 6 1 over Lori McNeil and Mary Bourdeaux.
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Local swimmers win Cedar Rapids dual meet at Coe College pool
Cedar Rapids Swim Club captured 37 events across boys and girls divisions to post a 370.5 to 340.5 victory over Waterloo Swim Club in a Saturday dual at Coe College pool. Readouts include multiple relay and individual times across freestyle and strokes with numerous named swimmers such as Jenny Kosek Danielle Workman Jami Strauss and Tris Curtis contributing to the win.
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Metro Prep Basketball Schedule Dense With Local Matchups
A packed slate lists girls and boys games across multiple gyms and colleges. Highlights include LaSalle at Prairie, Regis at Kennedy, Kirkwood hosting Burlington, Clarke at Coe, Marion at Tipton, Dubuque Wahlert at Washington, and Luther at Wartburg with several 7 30 to 7 45 start times.
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Local 1C. basketball schedule notes Friday games
The schedule lists Friday matchups for 1C league teams including Washington at Dub Wahlert, CR Jefferson, Kennedy at Dub Hempsteon, and Dub Senior at J.C. West. Also noted are upcoming Tuesday Thursday and Saturday games across CR LaSalle Prairie Benton Linn-Moor Wilton Regina Beckman and related venues.
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WA COLLEGES AND BIG TEN RESULTS FROM SUNDAYS GAMES
Sunday results across colleges and conferences show varied outcomes. Notable scores include Indiana State 7 over Marian 6 and Michigan 62 over Wisconsin ? Numerous line breaks obscure full results, but several key matchups involve Oklahoma 83 over St Marys Texas 6, Texas Tech 55 over Texas A&I 9, and Colorado 81 over Wisconsin Milwaukee 66.
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Pro Football Leaders and Stats From Weekend Games
A dense recap of individual leaders and team stats across multiple games. Green Bay and Dallas feature top passers and receivers, with notable rushing marks for San Diego and Miami. The article lists passing, receiving, and rushing leaders, plus playoff pairings and upcoming games including Super Bowl XVII location and kickoff times.
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TV Slate Today Low Henson 12 30 pm
A TV slate listing shows Low Henson scheduled at 12 30 pm today on WO. The brief mentions a programming slot and channel identification with no further details.
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Solon Invitational Team Totals and Waco Championship Round
Prep wrestling details include Lisbon, Regina, Solon, Columbus Jet, West Branch standings and Waco Championship rounds with multiple weight class results. Notable results list Donny Benyshek, Jon Most, Dean Hopper, Steve Rogers, Andy Howell, Mark Hoight, Bob Brandt, Tom Vaughn, Royce Alger, Andy Milder, Jett Wright, Scott Ort, and others with decisions and pins across 88 weight classes.
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Indiana University NAMES Seven Assistant Football Coaches
Indiana University announced the addition of seven assistant football coaches Harold Mauro Ron Corradini Clarence Sherman Gary Huff Don Kratzer Ed ONeill and Jerry Sullivan.
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Iowa and ISU swimmers place 5th and 6th in Nebraska meet
Iowa and Iowa State finished fifth and sixth at the Nebraska Mid-Winter Swimming and Diving Invitational in Lincoln. Iowa scored 181 points, ISU 123, with James Lorys second in the 1650 free and Andreas Wold third in the 100 breast. Cedar Rapids native Rick Gilbertson, swimming for Nebraska, took fourth in the 400 individual medley.
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Sonics End Eight-Game Skid With 111 96 Victory Over Kings
Gus Williams led Seattle with 24 points and Lonnie Shelton added 20 as the SuperSonics ended an eight-game slide by beating the Kansas City Kings 111 to 96. Williams scored 20 of his points in the second half and 16 points came from the Williams Shelton duo in the third quarter.
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