Groza Dies at 76 The Toe of the Browns
Lou Groza longtime Browns kicker and lineman died of an apparent heart attack at Southwest General Health Center in Middlebury Heights. He played 21 seasons 1946 to 1967 and was a 9 time Pro Bowler. He held Cleveland career scoring record with 1608 points and kicked a title clinching 16 yard field goal in 1950.
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Toledo AD confirms Pinkel leaves for Missouri
Toledo Athletics Director Pete Liske said Gary Pinkel has accepted the Missouri football coaching job. He called it a loss to the program and said he will be missed. Missouri officials planned a news conference to introduce the new coach.
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Lofombo Leads Kirkwood Past Ellsworth In Tight Finish
Freddie Lofombo delivered key late plays to lift Kirkwood Community College over Ellsworth 73 63 in Johnson Hall. The Congo born forward sparked the comeback with a go ahead layup and a late drive while teammate Terrance McGee led all scorers with 21 points. Ellsworth coach Troy Muilenburg’s young squad showed promise as the season progresses.
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UNI Women Defeat UMKC 79 60 in Cedar Falls
Nikki Spettel scored 14 points and Katie Sorrell added 12 as Northern Iowa downed winless Missouri-Kansas City 79-60 in Cedar Falls. The Panthers led 41-26 at halftime and opened a 37-19 edge after a 12-0 run. Kate Cline led UNI with 10 rebounds as the team used 13 players.
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Central Michigan tops Drake 73 68 in slow shooting win
David Webber scored 24 as Central Michigan beat Drake 73 68 to stay undefeated. Chippewas shot 51 percent while Drake managed 36 percent. Andry Sola led Drake with 15 points and Greg Danielson had a double double.
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Creighton tops ISU in late rally at Hilton
Creighton’s Angela Timmons scored 23 points and eight assists while Des Moines native Angie Welle closed strong for Iowa State in a 74-71 loss at Hilton Coliseum. Welle scored ISU’s final nine points and hit a late layup, but the Bluejays answered with a tough defensive stand.
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