Bucks defense fuels 12th straight win over Bullets
Milwaukee stays hot with a 110-91 victory as coach Larry Costello credits defense for the streak and limits the Capital Bullets to 33-for-100 shooting. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and Oscar Robertson each scored 24 points. Other NBA results include Kansas City-Omaha over Cleveland 103-93, Chicago over Seattle 116-98, Nets over Spurs 106-94, and San Diego edging Indiana 102-101.
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Artificial turf sparks NFL players protest over dangers
Bill Curry of the Houston Oilers criticizes artificial turf for heat burns infections and higher injuries and maintenance costs. Ed Garvey of the NFL Players Association calls for protections for young athletes and urges a study while highlighting a failure by the Consumer Product Safety Commission to address turf hazards. About 150 high school college and pro fields use artificial turf including 13 of 26 NFL stadiums.
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Gilbert Leads World Open At Pinehurst After 72 Holes
Gibby Gilbert holds a five stroke lead at the World Open after 72 holes at Pinehurst Country Club. He fired 70 to reach 280, four under, with Tom Watson and Al Geiberger tied for second at 285. The field shrinks to 74 for the final 72 holes as players chase a $100,000 first prize.
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College teams wait for bowl bids
Top college football programs await bowl invitations as Sugar Orange and Cotton Bowl pairings have already been signed and delivered, with the NCAA involved in the final considerations.
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Owls Could Do No Wrong In Arkansas Game
Rice did not commit a mistake while Arkansas dominated with 404 yards of offense to Rice’s 138. Rice capitalized on interceptions for a late score, but Arkansas led 7-0 after a pivotal second drive and a fumbled punt swing helped Rice’s defense. Broyles lamented the unusual, high-possession matchup and missed opportunities that defined the 17-7 final.
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Vikings edge Lions as Brown and Osborn power win
The Vikings moved toward a championship with a 28-7 win over Detroit as Brown and Osborn combined for 101 and 79 rushing yards. Minnesota clinch prospects rise with each remaining game while other NFL results and a Gator Bowl hint fill the rest of the Sunday slate.
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