Giants fall to Cardinals as St Louis defense shines
New York Giants tackle John Mendenhall quips that St Louis’s line is strong but not the best after the Cardinals shut out the Giants 28 to 4. Hart passes for 113 yards, Cardinals force turnovers and Dobler scores, while Pisarcik is picked twice and Golsteyn sees action in the final quarter.
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Wiggin Fired as Chiefs Head Coach After 6th Loss
Kansas City fires Paul Wiggin on the day after a 44-7 defeat by Cleveland, the sixth loss in seven games. Lamar Hunt cites the move as part of rebuilding while defensive backfield coach Tom Bettis becomes interim head coach. Players express shock and take responsibility for the team’s poor showing. Wiggin, 42, had led the Chiefs to back-to-back 5-9 seasons in his two full seasons.
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Suns Surprise Spurs In Halloween Thriller At Phoenix
The Phoenix Suns edged the San Antonio Spurs 145 to 143 on Halloween night as George Gervin scored 36 for the Spurs and Chris Paul Westphal sparked Phoenix with late heroics. Alvan Adams and Ollie Davis contributed for Phoenix, while Tony Parker and Kenda led San Antonio with late push and 29 points.
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Bowling Boulevard Lanes and Local Names List
A fragmented OCR page lists bowling lanes and local names with mixed numbers and initials. Names include Ann Bomberger, Eagle Flyers, Tow Macken, Goering Construction, Elaine Jainen, and Gary Howser among others, with scattered scores and addresses. The text appears as an unstructured directory snippet with many unreadable elements.
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National writers descend for Grand National publicity
National writers and photographers gather this weekend for coverage of the Grand National with Open Hunt and a Saturday banquet. NRA and Petersen Publishing figures headline the visiting press corps, while local participation grows with 486 conservation posters and essays entered. Olympic shooter Lanny Bassham to demonstrate at the all night banquet. tickets urged.
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Tie for state lead keeps Schuyler at top in Class A
A messy OCR page lists a tie for the state Class A lead with Schuyler remaining No 1 amid scattered team names and scores. References to Omaha and Lincoln schools appear with garbled parenthetical notes and numbers.
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Texas keeps top spot in UPI rankings after 26 0 win
Texas maintains No. 1 with 26 first place votes and 378 points after a 26-0 victory over Texas Tech. Alabama second with one first place vote, Oklahoma third, Ohio State fourth, Notre Dame fifth, Michigan sixth. Pittsburgh enters top 10 at No. 9. Penn State eighth. Nebraska holds 10th.
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Down By The River The Grand National A Success Story
The sixth Grand National Mixed Bag Hunt weekend in Columbus features familiar workers and lessons from the 1972 Silver Creek event. Dr. Bruce Cowgill recalls early missteps and notes yearly improvements, emphasizing conservation, open public portions, exhibits, and family participation. Roy Rogers helps attract attention with a conservation theme.
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