Deerfield girls win at Moscow in SFTS opener
Deerfield Lady Spartans top Moscow 49 33 in the Santa Fe Trail League opener as Bailey Crandall scores 20 and Anna Tweedy adds 19. Moscow's Cassie Lund leads with 16 in a 49 33 Deerfield win.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 2006
Page
11
Deerfield Lady Spartans top Moscow 49 33 in the Santa Fe Trail League opener as Bailey Crandall scores 20 and Anna Tweedy adds 19. Moscow's Cassie Lund leads with 16 in a 49 33 Deerfield win.
Dodge City boys beat Garden City 48 34 as Michael Friederich and Drew Jones sparked a late surge. In the girls game, Dodge City defeated Garden City 53 43 behind Askew 17 and Ginther 13 while Banner posted a double double for the Buffs.
In Kansas City, coach Dick Vermeil tearfully thanked Trent Green and his assistant coaches as he left with a parting message of love. GM Carl Peterson dodged questions about a successor, denying contact with Bob Stoops and declining to discuss potential targets or talks with Herman Edwards, while noting he did not see Stoops in the owner's booth at Arrowhead.
Penn State defeated No. 22 Florida State as Bowden’s team dropped to 8-5, the worst season since 1981. Florida State produced two quick scores, an 87 yard punt return by Willie Reid and a 57 yard Lorenzo Booker reception. Tony Hunt left early with an ankle injury. Scott filled in rushing 110 yards and two touchdowns.
The former head accountant for a disgraced energy company will testify against Ken Lay and other officials. The note mentions a 10 point per correct answer scheme in a quiz format and references Lynndie England, imprisoned for prison abuses, who suffered a kitchen burn accident.
A long running American TV host known as The World’s Oldest Teenager. He launched American Bandstand in 1957, ran until 1989, and later produced the American Music Awards. He hosted New Year’s Rockin’ Eve since 1972, paused last year after a stroke, and returned at age 76 on December 31.
Forty three year old Doug Flutie converted a crucial play securing a first New England win since 1941. The report notes an extra point for New England and highlights a historic milestone in a dramatic sports moment. This item frames Flutie as a veteran playmaker anchoring the comeback effort.
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