Broncos Ready for Division Showdown With Oakland
The Denver Broncos eye a pivotal clash in Oakland after hammering San Diego 42-28 and narrowing the gap atop the AFC West. Charley Johnson led Denver with two touchdown passes, while Dallas routed Washington 27-7 and Buffalo surged 37-13 as O. J. Simpson chased the single season rushing record. The Redskins, after a 37-7 loss to Dallas, cling to playoff hopes with Minnesota looming.
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NFL Scores and Upsets From the Week's Action
In a day of dramatic NFL results, the Cardinals upset the Falcons 32-10 behind a strong field goal effort, the Colts clutch four fourth down plays for a 16-3 win over Miami, and Detroit dominates Chicago 40-7 with Munson connecting on two long TD passes. The Saints slip past the 49ers 16-10 as Bobby Scott fills in, while Philadelphia rallies to beat the Jets 24-23 on a late Outlaw TD after a Jets surge.
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Do Little Right Buffs Sacked by Wichita West
Garden City High was outscored in every period as Wichita West defeated the Buffs 85 to 55 at West High Gym. Coach Don Winger called the performance the worst in four seasons, citing turnovers and rebounding gaps. Tim Pierce led Garden City with 16 points, while Wichita West got strong contributions from Showalter and Rohleder among others. Garden City to host Liberal next in league play. B and sophomore games noted.
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Juco Roundup Quick Starts in Western Division
Hutchinson, Seward County, Dodge City and Butler County opened strong in Western Division play. Hutchinson beat Pratt 100-86 behind Wynder and Terry 54 points 33 rebounds. Seward County won 79-69 at Cowley County, Dodge City 82-67 over Butler, Garden City 60-55 at Banion County.
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Skirmish Looms in Irish's Two-Front Battle News
Top ranked North Carolina crushed Vermont 103-48 while No. 7 Marquette beat Iowa 86-70 and No. 9 Louisville edged Butler 91-81 in Saturday AP Top 20 action. No. 4 Maryland and No. 6 Providence were idle as Kansas State fell 71-66 in an upset.
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Top ranked teams roll to wins across college courts
No. 14 Houston beat Florida 97-73 on the road. No. 15 Arizona defeated Cal Poly Pomona 87-54 at home. No. 16 Pennsylvania won 70-61 at home over Navy. No. 17 Jacksonville crushed Georgia Southern 82-69. No. 19 Nevada-Las Vegas edged Colorado 86-81 on the road. No. 20 Memphis State beat Southern Mississippi 100-79 at home. San Francisco No. 11, Long Beach State No. 12, and Alabama No. 18 were idle.
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Juniors Log Cage Split In Garden City Doubleheader
Abe Hubert Junior High of Garden City split a basketball doubleheader with Kennedy Junior High of Hays. The seventh graders won 30-22 while the eighth graders lost 33-12. Garden City stars Bryan Huelskamp and Del Ray Mounts led the 7th with 16 points and 15 rebounds and 7 points respectively. Reg Craft led the 8th with four points and nine boards.
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Brown U Eastern Soccer Rep Heads to NCAA Tourney
Providence RI AP Brown University's Ivy League champions will represent the East in the NCAA Championship Soccer Tournament in Miami Florida. The Bouits earned a belt in the semifinals January 2, in the Orange Bowl by edging Hartwick College 1-0 with captain Bill Prost scoring at 6:15 of the second overtime.
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Buffs B-Team Matmen Finish Fifth in Meet
Garden City High B-team placed fifth of eight teams at Liberal Invitational with 29 percent of points. Newton High won with 117. Dodge City third at 69.14. Holly Colo fourth at 62.42. Springfield Colo competed but scored none. Buffs lacked 98, 185, heavyweight entrants. several B-teamers were eliminated Friday.
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Big Eight hoops mix leaves Kansas State and Colorado on edge
Oklahoma State and Colorado both sit at 2-2 as Big Eight action looms. Kansas, Kansas State, and Oklahoma hold 3-1 records after a weekend slate that saw Kansas beat Northern Iowa 94-60 and Missouri top Texas El Paso 68-56. Iowa State’s Todd Ivy sparked a 81-62 win over Bradley, while Oklahoma’s Alvan Adams starred in Omaha. Upcoming slate features Missouri at Purdue and Kansas at Indiana State with multiple nonconference showdowns.
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Loafers Heart Described By Dr Raab
International cardiologist Dr Wilhelm Raab describes loafers heart a sedentary person’s heart with rapid resting pulse sluggish recovery and poor efficiency. In contrast trained athletes show slower resting rates greater stroke volume and faster recovery highlighting fitness benefits.
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Post-Season Bowl Lineup Summary
Major college football post season lineups list bowls and matchups with dates and locations. Notable games include the Sugar Bowl Notre Dame versus Alabama, Rose Bowl Ohio State against Southern California, and the Orange Bowl Louisiana State against Penn State, among others in January and December slots.
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