Just A Kid Drives Dolphins Past Bills In NFL Action
Dan Strock, a third stringer turned starter, threw two touchdowns and ran for one as the Miami Dolphins defeated the Buffalo Bills 31-21. Baltimore beat New York Giants 21-0, St Louis topped Dallas 31-17, and Washington edged Atlanta 30-27 on a late field goal.
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McGuire Laments Marquette Effort After Northern Michigan Win
Coach Al McGuire blasted his third ranked Marquette Warriors for breakdowns in a 56-45 win over Northern Michigan, calling for more team effort after an opening 87-60 victory over St. Joseph's Indiana. The article notes other top teams winning and lists game highlights.
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Panthers Top Mars Hill in Carolinas Conference Battle
High Point College aims for its second win of the young season as it meets Mars Hill in a Carolinas Conference game. The Panthers, missing full strength due to preseason injuries, rely on guards Mike Glover and Glenn Bethea and frontcourt duo Sherman Johnson Pearl Shaw James Hayes. Mars Hill, led by 6-6 Jimmy Graves, is 1-3 with a close-example schedule. The Lions hope for an upset as HPC schedules UNC-Greensboro next, then Guilford to close 1975 in league play.
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Pro Grid Playoffs At Glance
Playoff structure notes summarize conference divisions and seeding rules. Division winners host first round games, with wild cards and matchups determined by overall records head to head and points totals, plus constraints about same division placements. Several matchups listed include Dallas at Minnesota and Chicago at Detroit among others.
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Vander Meer double no hitters voted Reds' most memorable event
Cincinnati area media poll named Johnny Vander Meer back to back no hitters in 1938 as the Reds' most memorable event of a two year period. Pete Rose earned top honors as most memorable personality. Winners advance to a national MLB contest with other candidates. The overall winners will be unveiled at the All-Star Game in July in Philadelphia.
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UNC, Kentucky game looms as Ford doubtful starter
Ailing Tar Heel stars Ford and Kupchak may miss or limit play as North Carolina faces Kentucky in Charlotte. Kupchak played 27 minutes vs Virginia Tech with 24 points and 13 rebounds, while Ford twisted a knee and sat the second half. Duke, Maryland, NC State, Wake Forest, Clemson also won or aided by late-game heroics and strong comebacks.
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