Browns rally to NFL title with late field goal
In 1950 Otto Graham throws four touchdowns despite icy footing at Municipal Stadium. Lou Groza kicks a 16 yard field goal with 28 seconds left to beat the Los Angeles Rams 30-28 and win the NFL title in Cleveland’s first league season.
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Bears coach Jauron drawn into Skip Bayless jab
Skip Bayless in the Chicago Tribune mocks Bears coach Dick Jauron, saying two days into 66 games this coach has given little sign he can do more than pen a coaching memoir titled Without a Clue.
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College Football Bowl Games Preview and Matchups
Bowl slate outlines favorites and underdogs for games in Honolulu Montgomery Pontiac Houston Boise Boise State Texas Tech East Carolina Nashville Nashville and Phoenix. Teams mentioned include Georgia Virginia Marshall Cincinnati Mississippi West Virginia Minnesota NC State Iowa State and Miami with various venues and dates in late December and early January.
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KU Sports News Contacts and Editors
The contact list features Chuck Woodling and Andrew Hartsock as KU sports editors and writers for I J World, with Gary Bedore covering KU men's basketball. Staff emails include cwoodling ijworld com ahartsockh ijworld com and srottinghaus ljworld com along with rsinclair iworld com for high school coverage.
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KC Sports Ticket Line and Park Field Conditions Note
A reader listing contact numbers for KC Chiefs KC Blades and Royals tickets appears alongside field condition numbers for Clinton State Park City Parks and Recreation. It includes lines for ticket sites and a separate field conditions contact with rescheduling details and an adult field line.
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Lasege returns as Louisville edged by Dayton in season opener
Louisville center Muhammed Lasege, 6-11, cleared by the NCAA to play after a Russia contract case, appeared for 12 minutes in a 91-68 loss to Dayton. He scored six points and two other stats, saying he hadn’t practiced in six weeks and needs conditioning to regain form. Louisville (4-7) struggled on the boards.
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Tribe signs former Royal left-hander Tim Byrdak
Tim Byrdak, 27, agreed to a minor league contract with Cleveland and was invited to spring training. He posted a 6-2 record with four saves and a 4.44 ERA in Triple-A Omaha and struggled in Kansas City with an 0-1 mark and an 11.37 ERA in 12 relief appearances after being a fifth-round pick in 1994.
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Track and Field Agents Dump Bailey
Toronto Donovan Bailey loses his agents after the Sydney Olympics controversy. Bailey, former 100m world record holder, did not practice with the relay team and faced a viral illness while his team failed to medal. His managers Brad Robins and Gord Kirke distance themselves from his conduct.
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Coaches Lose Control in NBA as Players Rise
Commentary examines escalating player coach tensions across the NBA. Instances include Gary Payton benching his coach in Seattle and Larry Brown resigning in Philadelphia, amid broader complaints of verbal abuse, generation gaps, and failed coaching styles. Key figures cited include Larry Brown, Dan Issel, George Irvine, Rick Pitino, and players such as Allen Iverson, Raef LaFrentz, Scottie Pippen, and Ray Allen. The piece argues abuse and dictatorship undermine both sides, citing Cal’s Lou Campanelli incident as precedent.
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