Browns Win Dramatic Trade Fueled Victory Over Chargers
The Browns, after trading for quarterback Mike Phipps, beat the San Diego Chargers 21-17 in a late comeback. Phipps threw a 38-yard TD pass to Frank Pitts with 1 second left, giving Cleveland a 6-3 record and keeping playoff hopes alive as they head toward a showdown with the Steelers. Pitts had a key TD earlier, while San Diego saw its fifth straight loss after briefly leading late.
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Phipps Faces Trouble as Chargers Edge Browns
Phipps struggles with accuracy and clock, though Chargers capitalize on two fumbles by Cleveland. Garrett runs 89 yards and Chl Edwards catches a four yard TD from John Hadl. Leroy Kelly adds 67 rushing yards for Cleveland and Ken Brown scores twice. Phipps highlights the late decisive moment despite incomplete pass drought.
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Cyclones Rank No 12 Highest Ever In AP Poll
Iowa State's 12th ranking marks the program's highest AP top 25 point total. The Cyclones, 5-2 on the season with three games left, face Missouri next in Columbia after a 23-23 draw with Nebraska and a loss to Oklahoma. Southern Cal remains No 1, Alabama No 2, Michigan No 3 in the ratings.
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More Scholar Athletes Named for 1972
NEW YORK AP Oklahoma hallback Joe Wylie Notre Dame defensive tackle Greg Marx and other senior college football players were named Scholar-Athletes for 1972 by the National Football Foundation and Hall of Fame. Other honorees include Brulee Bannon Penn State defensive end Frank Dowsing Mississippi State, Charles Whitmer SMU, Floyd Harvey Grambling, Robert Homburg Air Force, Richard Jauron Yale, Bill Cahill Washington, Radke Dartmouth, and Tim Quint Dayton.
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Duffy Daugherty eyes future after Spartans win
Michigan State coach Duffy Daugherty, 57, hints at leaving for another job as the Spartans, after defeating Ohio State, weigh offers from pro or college programs. Possible successors include Bill Yeoman, Frank Rush, and Chuck Fairbanks, with Yeoman viewed as strongest candidate due to recruiting limits.
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Regis Harlan Tickets Go On Sale For Playoff Final
Tickets for the class 8A football playoff final between Regis and Harlan, set for 1 p.m. Saturday at Valley High in West Des Moines, go on sale Wednesday. Regis High will sell seats from noon to 4 p.m. Wednesday and all day Thursday and Friday.
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