Chiefs Seek Final AFL Hurdle in Monsoon Threat at Oakland
The Kansas City Chiefs fly to Oakland for a decisive AFL Western Division showdown with the Raiders amid gale winds and heavy rain unlikely to ease before kickoff. Oakland's defense hopes to curb KC rushing as weather could dampen Stenerud's kicking and passing games.
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Meadow tournament results highlight several girls and boys games
LCHS clubs loop 87 to 46 over Loop while Meadow beat Lorenzo 71 56 and Ropes routed Dawson 77 42 in boys action. In girls play Ropes edged Dawson 39 30 and Meadow crushed Lorenzo 5 20 and Loop beat Meadow B 10 24. Terry Wilks led with 31 points and Ricky Braden had 12 for Lorenzo.
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Greg Cook Leads Bengals Passer Rating Among AFL Rookies
Memphis report notes Greg Cook from Cincinnati Ohio and the University of Cincinnati tops AFL passing ratings late in the season with 52 percent accuracy for 1563 yards and 14 touchdowns. Injury limited him to brief action but his arm strength and poise drew praise from coach Paul Brown as he eyed OTAs and playoff potential.
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College Bowl Scores Banner Wide And Varied
A sprawling recap lists numerous college basketball results with varied team matchups and scores including Liberty Bowl Classic references and multiple state schools. Notable entries feature Baylor Texas-Arlington and Texas Tech, plus Nebraska Oklahoma and Washington locations among others.
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End of overtime sets tense 74 all scene
The play-by-play notes a 74 74 tie at the end of the first overtime as a referee called the next sequence. The fragmented line hints at a close game and pending action after overtime began.
Arkansas Bulldogs Tie Bulldogs in Overtime Thriller
Arkansas trailed by one at halftime 39-38 but forced overtime by tying 47-47 with 12 40 left. The score stayed tight as baskets were exchanged into overtime ending regulation at 68 68. Jack Bouldin topped the Bulldogs with 24 points and Vernon Murphy added 23 for Arkansas.
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Frisco Rally Falls Short
Chicago Bulls held off a late San Francisco surge to defeat the Warriors 110-104. Chet Walker led with 17 points in the first half while Clem Daskins added eight in the final four minutes to secure the win. Nate Thurmond contributed 19 rebounds and 9 points in the stretch, keeping San Francisco within reach until Jo Ellis closed the gap to one at 96-95 with 4:10 remaining.
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SWC coaches face common fate after poor starts
The article notes that most new SWC coaches arrive after losing records, with few exceptions like Broyles and Royal. It argues that since the 1960s new coaches generally improve over predecessors, though several early cases undercut that trend. The piece questions if the 1970s will differ, citing the mathematics of losses and the jungle law of readiness for change.
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Detroit Pistons Edge Royals In Overtime
Detroit Pistons defeated the Cincinnati Royals 119 to 106 in overtime as McCoy McLemore scored the decisive jumper with 20 seconds left and added a late free throw to seal the win. The game featured a tense tied third and a charity push for Lubbock State School toys.
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Iowa Upsets No. 7 Team In College Basketball Showdown
Iowa Hawkeyes upset seventh ranked Duquesne 98 to 87 in a game featuring five players in double figures. Glenn Vidnovic led Iowa with 22 points while Garry Nelson scored 21 for Duquesne.
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Brown Named AFL Coach of the Year in Cincinnati
Cincinnati coach Paul Brown earned the AFL Coach of the Year honor after leading the Bengals to a strong expansion season. He credited his young players for the achievement and noted his practice of calling plays from the bench. John Madden and Hank Stram were runners up in the voting.
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Trade brings left handed power to Twins bullpen
Griffith states the Twins add a left handed pair Williams and Perranski to back up a solid bullpen. Uhlaender and Net thes are lefty hitters as the club seeks a right handed outfielder. Uhlaender, batting .273 with eight homers and 62 RBIs, moved from center field to left after Cesar Tovar took over.
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Wichita Falls Faces Dallas Wilson In Class AAAA Semifinal
Wichita Falls travels to meet Dallas Wilson in a AAAA semifinal clash as both sides seek a spot in the finals. The Coyotes edged Abi Jene Cooper and beat Texarkana 25-0 to reach this round while Wilson blanked Texarkana in their quarterfinal. Other AAAA semifinals set for Saturday include Lee of San Antonio vs Hebert of Beaumont, with West Columbia meeting Belcon and Brownwood facing Bonham in later games.
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Cassius Clay Unreachable for Comment on Thursday
The report notes Cassius Clay could not be reached for comment on Thursday regarding an unspecified matter. No further details were available at publication time.
Buffaloes Rally Past Tech In Clearwater Stadium
Colorado courted a 39 35 halftime edge then pulled away to lead 45 all 13:22 left. Williams Knotle and Turner paced a Buffaloes surge as Colorado defeated Texas Tech with Knolle contributing 12 points. Tech heads to Albuquerque to face New Mexico Lobos.
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Bears Upend Rebs in 98 79 Nonconference Win
Baylor Bears defeated Texas Arlington Rebels 98 79 led by Williams Chatman with 25 points 21 in the first half. Pat Fees scored 19 and Larry Gatewood 12 for Baylor. Sherman Evans led UTA with 23 points on 10 field goals and three free throws. Church League scores noted for Matthews Junior High.
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