Sixkiller eyes Seahawks comeback in last NFL bid
Sonny Sixkiller, UW passing star, pursues a Seattle return as Seahawks negotiations stall over a signing bonus and salary. Agent Ed Gottlieb says Seattle would offer a reduced deal or he may pursue other teams. Sixkiller, 24, waits unemployed after a WFL collapse and Hawaii stint, aiming for one final NFL shot.
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Speake Bobcats Upset Hatton Hornets In Close Win
Speake Bobcats upset previously undefeated Hatton 63-61 as Kenneth Brackins poured in 42 points and 15 rebounds. Brackins hit 18 field goals and 6 of 6 at the line, with Ronnie Alexander and Perry Johnson adding eight apiece. Hatton’s Ricky Thompson and Tony Rutherford each scored 18. Speake improved to 6-4, and coach Harold Pirtle praised the team after overcoming a 14 point first-half deficit.
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East Limestone trounces Elkmont in district showdown
East Limestone rolled to a 74-52 victory over Elkmont led by Jeff Thomas with 14 points and Mark Thomas with 13. Anthony Laxson and Ricky Schrimscher added 10 each for the Indians, while Brooks topped Elkmont with 16. Elkmont won the junior game 40-35.
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Austin 74 Athens 50 leads seventh straight win
Ernest Thompson scored 31 as Austin dominated Athens 74 50. Thompson added 19 rebounds, McDaniel 13, Atkins 12, Smith 10 while Athens top scorer Freddie Smith had 10. Austin improved to 7 0. Athens fell to 1 4.
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A&M By 10 Over USC In The Liberty Bowl
Southern Cal the 7 4 team faces Texas A M 10 1 in the Liberty Bowl after a rough season under John McKay. Ricky Bell hurt and66 turnovers mark USC drawbacks while Emory Bellard brings back Mike Jay for A M. Analyst picks A M by 10 in a likely low scoring bowl.
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Blue Triumphs North In Blue-Gray Classic Weather Hampers Play
North scores on a one yard run and a long touchdown pass. South replies with a Phil Rogers one yard plunge and two Bubba Hicks field goals. Scott Gardner named MVP for steady control. Hicks ties two Southwest Conference kicking records with four FGs. Blue wins third straight, series 20 16. Freezing weather hinders ball handling and passing.
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Classic Fest and Invitational Basketball Scores
AP reports on round by round results from multiple tournaments. Teams include Long Beach State, Wilmington, Catawba, Belmont Abbey, Clemson, Middle Tennessee, Indiana, Georgia, Kentucky, Oregon State, Arizona State, and more with various consolations and round outcomes. Several games were not played due to fog or were postponed.
Pro Football Week 14 slate and scattered 1975 sports notes
The list details NFL games including Minnesota at Buffalo and Dallas at New York Jets along with later hockey matchups like Minnesota at New York Rangers and New York Islanders at Chicago. Additional items cover college bowls, Shrine and Hula Bowls, and a Tennessee Valley Moto Cross results page with multiple bike classes and top finishers.
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Bowls At A Glance Schedule From December Holiday Week
The schedule lists multiple bowl games with teams and times in EST. Notable matchups include Miami Ohio against South Carolina in the Tangerine Bowl at Orlando at 2 p.m. and Southern California against Texas A&M at 9 p.m. on ABC.
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Neel Teams Shine in Brindley Mountain Christmas Tourney
Neel posted two wins and one loss in Brindley Mountain Christmas Tournament action. The fifth graders defeated Laceys Springs 24-4, the fourth graders beat Eva 30-7, and the sixth graders fell to Plainview 26-22. Brindley Mountain also won the other fifth grade game over Priceville 25-19.
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Calhoun Hawks Rally Behind Alexander and Pilant
CCC and 11 by Elmo Alexander and Dale Pilant helped the Hawks improve to 5-6. Willie Stallworth matched DelGado with 20 points as Calhoun shot 48.6 percent and dominated the boards 66-39 with Alexander leading CCC with 17. Coach Shuttleworth praised the effort stating the team still looked ragged but the win could lift them.
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Dooley Named Southern Coach Of The Year
University of Georgia coach Vince Dooley earned the American Football Coaches Association honor as coach of the year in the Southern district. Georgia finished 9-2 overall and 5-1 in the SEC and will meet Arkansas in the Cotton Bowl on January 1.
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Indiana Boots Bulldogs in Indiana Classic rout
Indiana led by All-American Scott May with 18 points beat Georgia 93-56 in the Indiana Classic first round. The undefeated Hoosiers, often using reserves, built a 20 point halftime margin and extended it to as much as 44. Indiana held Georgia scoreless for over six minutes to start the second period.
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