Regis Royals Ready for Playoffs With Valley Test
Regis high, already set for the state class 3A playoffs, hosts Valley of West Deg Males in a 7:30 Saturday night game at Kingston Stadium. Coach Good says the focus is on winning the seventh game of the season and not on upcoming first-round duties.
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Final playoff berths loom in Iowa high school football
The Associated Press outlines final playoff spots for Iowa high schools as Sioux City East and four other teams eye berths in Class AAAA. Cedar Rapids Regis leads Class AAA, with Sioux Center, Tripoli, and Radcliffe also represented. Top teams Dowling Cedar Falls Jefferson battle for positions as section races decide remaining berths.
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Smith leads American trio into French Indoor quarters
Stan Smith of Pasadena beat George Goven 6-3 1-3 Thursday to join Jimmy Connor of Belleville and Tom Gorman of Seattle in the quarterfinals of the $50,000 French International Indoor tennis championship. Other Thursday results include Patrice Domingues defeating Jaime Fillol 7-6 6-3 and Jan Kodes beating Francois Jauffret 6-4 7-6, while Barry Phillips Moore beat Jiri Hrebec 7-5 7-5.
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Radio and TV Listings for Wisconsin Football Weekend
Saturday schedule highlights football games and TV channels. Pro football matchups include Nebraska versus an unspecified rival and Bronco versus another team. Channel details show sports programs and upcoming games across multiple stations with ad spots interspersed.
Ruth's Wife: They Can't Replace Babe Ruth
Mrs Babe Ruth attended a luncheon honoring sports immortals featuring Willie Mays and other legends. She said no one can replace the Babe and spoke about Hank Aaron pursuing Ruth's 714 home run record, noting Aaron has 673 with years left to play. Other honorees included Dempsey Foyt Weissmuller Howe Shoemaker Abdul Jabbar and Cousy. all received Distinguished Merit Awards.
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Oklahoma State running back bound over on marijuana charge
Fountain Smith, a Norman Oklahoma State running back, was bound over to Cleveland County District Court on a charge of selling marijuana to an undercover Norman police agent last summer near the University of Oklahoma campus. He will be tried on the next available jury date and remains free on bond. Smith surrendered after a warrant was issued for the Aug. 9 incident and has been free on bond since.
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Week 10 College Grid Predictions By Hoople
Hoople previews weekend matchups across conferences with picks for Nebraska Oklahoma Michigan Ohio State LSU Alabama USC Stanford Yale Dartmouth and more. Predictions include Nebraska beating Buffaloes 28 21 and an edge for Texas over SMU 28 21 while noting Yale at Dartmouth and Tennessee at Georgia.
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Unknown Bob Loy Soars Into Texas Open Lead
Bob Loy, a 32-year-old club pro with no PGA tour listing, fired a seven under par 65 in the first round of the Texas Open, grabbing the early lead at San Antonio. He described belief in his best shots coming when needed, despite a career largely spent outside the main tour and with only $15 claimed in earnings this year.
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Borowiak tops Richey in World Championship Tennis comeback
In Goteborg Jeff Borowiak of Berkeley ousted Cime Richey 6-4 2-6 7-6 after a final set tie-break. Sixth seed Mark Cox beat Bjorn Borg 6-3 6-7 6-4. Lutz and Drysdale fell as Emerson and Rahim scored wins.
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Rangers Trade Lindblad For McNulty From A's
ARLINGTON Texas AP The Texas Rangers traded pitcher Paul Lindblad to the Oakland Athletics Thursday in exchange for third baseman Bill McNulty from Oakland Evansville farm club and another player to be named by December 15 Lindblad posted a 5 8 record and a 364 ERA in the 1872 season McNulty stood 6 foot 4 and batted 24 home runs with 73 runs driven in
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Golden State 118 Portland 104 basketball result
NBA score report shows Golden State defeating Portland 118 to 104. Other league fragments include WHA and prep football notes with unclear details from Lasalle, Camanche, Delaware and Philadelphia areas.
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