Big 8 coaches cast worried eyes at bowls
Six Big Eight coaches face the looming bowl decisions as conference race tightens. Nebraska leads over Missouri Oklahoma Oklahoma State Iowa State and Colorado each 3-2 with a possible four or five teams invited. Orange Bowl selection by Nov. 20 could shuffle perils and tie scenarios.
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Earle Bruce
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Barry Switzer
Sturgeon Teams Split In Tourney
In the Little Dizle Conference opener Sturgeon split two games. The girls beat Hallsville 93 to 66 as Julie Spene scored 17, Teresa Robinson 14 and Dara Sandker 10. The boys fell 83 to 71 to Harrisburg despite 11 by Jeff Dawson.
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Hialeah Park Saved By Sale
Hialeah Florida city and a New Jersey developer agreed to buy Hialeah Park for 13.3 million dollars to save the historic track. Board chairman John Galbraith said final agreements were signed, with John J. Brunetti set to operate the 51 year old course and control the racing permit. The deal blocks Gulfstream Race Track president James Donn Jr from purchasing and closing Hialeah to move its meet.
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Bengals Come Of Age In A TV Battle With Rams
Cincinnati Bengals beat Los Angeles Rams 20-12 in a nationally televised game to move to 7-2 and lead the AFC Central. Boobie Clark and Ken Anderson key a second-half rally after a poor first half, while Coy Bacon anchored the defense in a hard-fought win over a high-scoring Rams side.
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Centralia Girls Open With Victory in Macon Tourney
Centralia Panthers down Hannibal 99 to 33 in the Macon Tournament opener. Sherri Ritchie leads Centralia with 24 points against Angie Griffin of Hannibal who scores 20. Panthers seize control with a 16 point edge in the third. coach Jim Enlow notes loss of rebounders Burnett and Desjardins and a lack of size but strong defense. Other results: Macon over Brookfield 46-17 and Marceline over Moberly 33-29. Next round games set for today.
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NHL Telecasts Set For January
New York AP reports the NHL announces telecasts begin January 3 with 8 p.m. EST games. Don V. Ruck says the lineup offers meaningful matchups as teams chase playoff spots. Marv Albert anchors with weekly partner from involved teams. Montreal faces Philadelphia to start.
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Playoff Pairings Announced for Missouri High School Football
The MSHSAA released pairings for the first round of the state football playoffs with 31 of 32 teams set. Matchups include Ladue at Sikeston, Rockhurst at Jefferson City, Parkway Central at Columbia Hickman, and McCluer North at St. Couts Sumaceset in Class 4A, plus numerous other Class 3A 2A and 1A games pending dates and times.
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