Crystal Ball Picks For Week In The NFL And Bowl Games
R L McCray and Rick Martin present ten pro and college football picks across AFC NEC and major bowls. Predictions include Oakland over Baltimore 21 10 Denver 18 6 Pittsburgh 20 10 Los Angeles 24 7 Minnesota 7 Dallas 35 Chicago 7 and bowl games Pennsylvania 28 Arizona State 17 Pittsburgh 21 Clemson 10 Oklahoma 41 Arkansas 7 Alabama 13 Ohio State 10 Michigan 14 Washington 1 Notre Dame 17 Texas 16.
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Rives Martino
Martin
McCray
Dallas
Minnesota
Penn St
Arizona
Gator
Pittsburgh
Clemson
Pitt
Sugar
Alabama
Ohio
Ohio St
Cotton
Notre Dame
Texas
Rose
Washington
Michigan
Orange
Oklahoma
Arkansas
R.L. McCray
NBC
Ratz
CBS
Jimmy the Greek
Robert
Ricky Moron
Oakland
Raiders
Jones
Mitchell
Kenny Stabler
Baltimore
Denver
Morton
Broncos
Bradshaw
Orange Crush
Franco
Tarkenton
Rams
LOS Angeles
Cowboys
Dorsett
Tom Landry
Chicago
Walter Payton
Tampa Bay
Bears
Pennsylvania
Fusina
Cavanaugh
Arizona State
Penn State
New Orleans
Bear Bryant
Ohio State
Crimson Tide
USC
UCLA
Joe Montana
Irish
Maryland Tops Minnesota In Hall Of Fame Game
Maryland shut down Minnesota after the first quarter to win 17 to 7 in the inaugural Hall of Fame game. Maryland tackle Charlie Johnson led with 16 tackles and two forced fumbles, earning top defensive honors as Wendell Avery sparked the Terps early.
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Ala
Charlie Johnson
Maryland
Minnesota
Gopher
Wendell Avery
Terps
Johnson
Baltimore
Aera
Mino
Barber
Regind Rick
Mary
Soctha
Mary—Scall
Sochko
Rick
Sochiko Ick
Fresh Beavers Slump Beats 1-4 After 36 20 Loss
Wattsburg reports Corry Freshmen fall to 1-4 with a 36-20 noon defeat. Corry shot 17 percent from the floor, with Ted Williams sparking some scoring but no enough to sustain a win. Corry’s next game will be at Harborcreek in January as they seek improvement.
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Wattsburg
Bill Klapthor
Beaver
Corry
Skein
Klapthor
Ted Williams
Beavers
Harborcreek
Corey
Ams
Kate
Burkhart Machin
Troyer
Maloney
Tearlson
Nichols
Caldera
Kendriik Unbeaten Going To Florida
Kendriik, undefeated at 190 pounds for the Big Indians, won 5-3 over Clarioy and Gary Frente to move to 4-0-1 on the season. Clarion defeated Indiana with one win for Randy, as Indiana prepares to travel to Florida for two dual meets after Christmas break, leaving Jan 24.
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Corry
Randy Kendriik
Kosdrick
Florida
Ike Randy
Miracle on East Pleasant Street seals Harborcreek win
Corry Beaver grapplers upset undefeated Harborcreek Huskies 36 28 to clinch a dramatic win at home. Doug Jaggs and Tom Ginn scored key pins at 145 and 155 as Harborcreek, missing 155 pound ace Wayne Boyd and a heavyweight, saw its chances slip before late pins by Gary Kalinowski and Tracy Kosterman. The crowd celebrated a season turning moment as Corry improved to 4 2 heading into Warren tournament.
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Doug Jaggs
Tom Ginn
Harborcreek
Wayne Boyd
Joo Tim ‘Tomchu
Tom Pellow
Chit Geer
Tim Pellow
Mike Kendrick
Brian Kursch
Mike
Beavers
Tony Tombo
Don Henry
Tomchy
CAHS
Brad Johnson
Chris Jordan
Jim Borton
Todd Prather
Jim
Doug Jaggi
Jaget
Huskie
Jeff Hedlund
Ginn
Jay Dietrich
Corry
Harbor Creek
Huskie Pride
Gary Kalinowski
Steve Coy
Creckers
Cox
Bryan Anderson
Rich Passerotti
Anderson
Bob Lindsey
Marborcreek
Huskies
Tracy Kosterman
Ward Cox Kosterman
Vox
East Pleasant Street
Lindsey
Santa Claus
Triumph
Warren
High School Basketball Tonight With Several Local Matchups
Evening slate features Seneca at Harborcreek and Mercyhurst Prep hosting McDowell. Notable scores include Seneca 70 over unspecified opponent, Cam Perry 81 in a separate game, and Strang Vincent 70 over Cam. Springs 94. Other listed games involve Iroquois, Youngstown academy, Chaney, and Franklin, with varied results.
Hockey results and upcoming games snippet
An OCR fragment shows hockey scores with New York Islanders 4 over Los Angeles 3 and other incomplete results. It lists Friday games Philadelphia at Boston, Cleveland at Newark, Rangers vs. Washington, and Pittsburgh vs. New York Islanders at Montreal with Atlanta at Colorado and Minnesota at Vancouver. Saturday schedule shows no games.
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St Lews & Pittsourga
Bultato
Cleveland
Mes
Drlears
Unclear Sports Results From Thursday Card
Fragmented scores list teams such as Cleveland Detroit and Boston New Jersey Houston Chicago Atlanta and Los Angeles. The readable text shows sporadic matchups but lacks dates venues or complete outcomes.
Elementary League Starts In January
Corry Beaver Coach Jim Gruca announced that a 10 game after school league for fifth and sixth graders will start in January. Teams from St Thomas Conway Concord Wright Spartansburg and Columbus will participate in the coed league with practice announcements to follow at each school.
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Jim Gruca Gruca
the Journal
St. Thomas
Conelway
Concord
Wright
Spartansburg
Columbus
Grapplers improve to 4-1 with key wins
Corry's Little Beaver JV wrestlers rose to 4-1 as Lee Jaggi posted a perfect 5-0, with Joe Amoroso and Kelly Phillips earning decisive victories. In another match, Butch Fenno at 105 and Tim VanTassel recorded 6-5 wins to cap a 24-15 team win over Harborcreek Huskies.
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Corry
Little Beaver
Lee Jaggi
Joe Amoroso
Kelly Phillips
Butch Fenno
Tim VanTassel
Harborcreek Huskies
Garry Av
Warborcraek JV
Jett Kunna Wan Ane
Ing — Buten Fenna
Gredagyl Praned
Taey
Jett Gogh
Liewein
Sim Vantasseer Weer
Chris Mites
Peli
Amorote Pullud
Bareaear
Hinlay
Corry Tankers Still Winless In Oil City Meet
Corry's winless swim team dropped a 1106 defeat in Oil City last night. Mike Zarger earned his third individual win of the campaign, with Drew Yenchak claiming the 50 yard freestyle as the meet highlighted Beaver County youth efforts. Cory heads to Roquois on January 5 to face a strong Brave squad amid ongoing county league losses.
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Oil City
Corry
CAHS
Mike Zarger
Drew Yenchak
Yenchak
City
Tim Enos
Cory
Roquois
Ant Wo Datier
Bichan
Gerne Rape Jc Pale
Dorger
McFadden
Bernas
Bills Axe Coach Monte Clark Could Replace Jim Ringo
Buffalo Bills owner Ralph C Wilson Jr begins a search for a new head coach after Jim Ringo, 45, is fired. Rumors tie Jim Can to the job while Monte Clark says he would love to coach the Bills. Wilson provides no leading candidate.
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N.Y
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Buffalo Bills
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Ringo
Bills
Joe DeLamelleure
Lou Saban
Saban
Jim Can
Monte Clark
San Francisco
Clark
Carr
Wilson
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