College Score SOUTH Miami 38 Pittsburgh 10
Oakland beat Seattle 28 8 at Jacksonville lost 21 16. San Diego won 23 7 at Philadelphia. New England routed by Seattle 40 10. Jets 1 lost 20 17 to at Seattle. Denver beat Oakland 30 7. Bowl schedule listed with many venues and dates. High School state championships and eight man playoffs noted across Kansas. Miami defeated Pittsburgh 38 10 in college action.
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College Men and Women Scores From Various Matches
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Kansas Teams Schedule Rich with Exhibition and Conference Dates
Kansas men and women prepare for extensive exhibition and regular season games across the fall and winter. The women face Latvia, West Lafayette, Honolulu, Los Angeles, and various tournaments with multiple dates. Kansas men open with exhibitions against California All-Stars and Geelong, then list a crowded Big 12 and ESPN events slate through March, with times in Central.
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Tournament of Champions standings after fourth round
Standings from the Brunswick World Tournament of Champions in Overland Park after Round 4 show Randy Pedersen leading with a 7-1 record and 7,566 pins, followed by Walter Ray Williams Jr. at 6-2 with 7,508. The list includes Jason Couch, Steve Hoskins, Mike Miller and others with varying records and pin totals.
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Major League Baseball Player Contracts and Trades Roundup
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