Kohawks face Carleton in key 1974 clash at Northfield
Coe College prepares for a near-final Midwest Conference game as Kohawks travel to Carleton in Northfield Minnesota. Pagel and Plagel highlight a high scoring offense while coach Wayne Phillips lauds the linemen and selects Kohawk of the Week Dan Sehoull for last weekend's Beloit win.
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Jeff Davis Leads Nixon Gridiron Skills Contest
Jeff Davis scored 1,886 points to top the football skills competition at Nixon Grace School. Alvin Guillaume finished second with 1,733 and Kevin Karr placed third with 1,659 points.
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Walkers Fight Olympic Fate Amid Long Distance Debate
AP reports walkers in the ward protest the removal of the 50 and 20 kilometer events from Olympic programs, arguing long-distance walking has lived since 1908. The IAAF and IOC consider dropping race walking, with leaders calling for a diplomatic campaign to save the sport.
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Marion Fresh Edge Regis Gridders 20-18 Victory
An extra point by Tom Borst after a second touchdown gave Marion ninth graders a 20-18 win over Regis. Marion finished the season 6-1-1. Regis ended 5-? with a closing note unclear.
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Roundup of sports moves and events across leagues
Summary of diverse sports notes: injury to a Cowboy receiver out six weeks after a 30-16 loss to Philadelphia. Giants win as Horiuchi clubs two homers in Japan’s world series, Colwell wins Ohio Open in bowling. Marshall estate selling Mudcats stock. Oklahoma plans stadium expansion. Secretariat to make final public appearance. Tennis and basketball trades and signings. Soviet Union wins world women’s volleyball. ABA adds Larry Miley. Browns tackle Johnson hospitalized. Cardinals trade Kremmel. Boyer to manage Tulsa. Dodgers release Cannizarag and add new players.
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Smoke Bomb Flusters Buffalo Fans at Rich Stadium
Buffalo quarterback Jon Persuson fumbled a snap in the second period of a Monday night NFL game against Kansas City. A smoke bomb exploded and drifted over about 500 fans before being quickly dispersed by security.
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