Eller Calls for Fine After Vikings Shutout by Bengals
Vikings defensive end Carl Eller called for a league fine after Minnesota lost 27-0 to Cincinnati in a game that marked their worst defeat since 1968 and their first shutout since 1942. Coach Bud Grant cited poor preparation as a cause. Bengals coach Paul Brown praised his club, as Bill Bergey highlighted Brown’s influence on Cincinnati’s four-game win run. Other NFL results included Rams 26 Bears 0 and Bills 17 Falcons 6 among many.
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Maryland Comes Close to Upsetting UCLA on Bruins’ Home Court
Maryland nearly toppled UCLA in Pauley Pavilion as center Len Elmore led with 19 points and Tom McMillen praised the near miss. Coach Lefty Driesell said the Terrapins wanted another shot at the top-ranked Bruins, who held off Maryland 77 76 with four seconds left.
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Tide Irish Ready To Sweeten Grid Pot
Alabama and Notre Dame enter the Sugar Bowl with perfect records after dominant regular seasons as Oklahoma, Houston, Tennessee and Georgia also win. Tulane upsets LSU 14 0 ending the Tigers hopes while Navy thumps Army 51 0 and Florida posts a 49 0 win.
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Local High School Basketball and Wrestling Schedule
City calendar lists basketball games for JHS and LHS teams across Ardmore Cameron Northwestern Fort Sill LHS at Central Thursday Friday at Ardmore Bi State at LHS and Mac JHS at Ardmore Tourney events. Wrestling bouts highlight Altus NE at JHS Tuesday and Centre at Tomlinson Centre with key matches at Heritage Hall and Clinton.
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Sunday NHL results mix with scattered league scores
Week ending results show Montreal 3 Aticante, New York Rangers 6 Toronto 4 Boston 5 New York Islenders 3 Buffalo 6 Detroit 1 Chicago 2 Pittsburgh 1 Philadelphia 5 California 1. WHL and Sunday games include Houston 3 Quebec in Cleveland 4 Edmonton 2 Los Angeles 5 Chicago 4 New England 4 Chicago 3 Jersey 2 Minnesota 1 Cleveland 3 Edmonton 0 Winnipeg 5 Quebec 3 Toronto 5 Houston 2. HL Soturcey Albuquerque 3 Dallas 5 Omaha 4 Fort Worth 3 Okichoma City Tulse 2 Omaha 4 Okishome City Sunday results.
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Four Pieces Of Unfinished Business Remain For Big Eight Football Teams
Oklahoma capped an unbeaten season 10-0-1 with a 45-18 win over Oklahoma State to finalize Big Eight postseason spots. Kansas State and Nebraska await bowl bids, while Missouri and Colorado settle final standings. Iowa State lost 41-28 to San Diego State as Nick Freitas and teammates produced big offense.
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