Centralia Panthers Fall Short In State Semifinal
In St Louis the Centralia Panthers lose 11 yard TD by Gary Forrest early in the third quarter to Country Day Rams, despite leading in first downs and total yards. Coach Rockne Calhoun calls it just another ball game and praises team effort amid drizzle and tough defense. Romine and Sewell spark late drive but fail to regain lead as Country Day preserves 9-6 win and advances to state final.
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Centralia
Panthers
Gary Forrest
Calhoun
Clarence Cannon
Greg Sewell
Panther
Charlie Camp
Les Bond
Forrest
Ken Rosenthal
Jeff Armentrout
Sewell
John Romine
Romine
Ram
Cowboys
Oilers
Doug Dennison
Dallas
Houston
Broncos
Raiders
Jon Keyworth
Otis Armstrong
Denver
Oakland
49Ers
Falcons
Manfred Moore
Tom Owen
Gene Washington
San Francisco
Atlanta
Buckeyes Win On Field in Big Ten Board Room
Ohio State races past Michigan 12-10 on Tom Klaban field goals to claim a share of the conference title as the Big Ten vote for Rose Bowl opponent remains unrevealed. Oklahoma, Notre Dame, USC, Alabama and others win or finish strong as the season closes.
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Buckeyes
Herschel Nissenson
Post
Ohio State
Big Ten
Associated Press
Michigan
Tom Klaban
Wayne Duke
Southern Cal
Southern California
Trojans
Pasadena
UCLA
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Notre Dame
Air Force
Alabama
Auburn
Texas A&m
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Virginia
Michigan State
Iowa
Houston
Florida State
Baylor
Southern Methodist
Texas
Stanford
California
Mike Langford
Miami
Ohio
North
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Pitt
Florida
Harvard
Yale
Woody Hayes
Klaban
Mike Lantry
Wolverines
Joe Washington
Elvis Peacock
Steve Davis
Sooners
Oklahoma State
Irish
Russ Kornman
Tom Parise
Wayne Bullock
Tom Clements
Frank Allocco
Falcons
Pat Haden
Anthony Davis
Haden
Open House Marks Mexico High Wrestling Season Start
Mexico High School hosts a 7 p.m. open house on Tuesday in the gym to introduce seventh through 12th graders to high school wrestling, with demonstrations and a six minute senior match. Head coach Bob Gooch reports 55 boys in practice since November 1, focusing on conditioning and fundamentals. Returning lettermen include Pollard, Irvin, Snell, Woods, Marshall, Botkin, Given, Terpstra and Hagedorn, with Snell possibly lost to football knee injury. The team, with seven seniors, opens December 5 at home against Jefferson City.
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Mexico
Bob Gooch
MHS
Dennis Pollard
Brent Irvin
Brian Snell
Ken Woods
Steve Marshall
Mike Botkin
Bob Given
Wayne Terpstra
Terry Hagedorn
Ron Snell
Gooch
Bulldogs
Jefferson City
Upset Leaves Dolphins in Tight AFC East Race
Jets stun Miami 17-14 as the Dolphins slip into a three way battle for the AFC East with Buffalo and New England. Bills top Browns 15-10. Patriots beat Colts 27-17. Rams topple Vikings 20-17. Packers crush Chargers 34-0. Lions beat Bears 34-17.
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Ken Rappoport
Miami Dolphins
New York Jets
Jets
Dolphins
Buffalo Bills
New England Patriots
Bills
Cleveland Browns
Patriots
Baltimore Colts
Minnesota Vikings
Los Angeles Rams
Green Bay Packers
Houston Oilers
Cincinnati Bengals
Kansas City Chiefs
Pittsburgh Steelers
Steelers
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Oakland Raiders
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Raiders
San Francisco 49Ers
Atlanta Falcons Jets
Joe Namath
Browns
J. Simpson
Buffalo
Cleveland
Colts
Jim Plunkett
New England
Baltimore
Plunkett
Rams
Vikings
James Harris
Jack Snow
Los Angeles
Minnesota
Packers
Chargers
Eric Torkelson
Ken Ellis
Bakken's Kick Seals Cards Win and Playoff Tie
In New Haven, Jim Bakken kicked three field goals including a 36 yarder with three seconds left to lift the St. Louis Cardinals to a 23 21 NFL win over the New York Giants. The victory keeps St. Louis in first in the NFC East at 9 2, one game ahead of Washington, and snaps the Giants to 2 9.
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New Haven
Terry Metcalf
Harles Scales
New York
Metcalf
Bill Arnsparger
Jim Hart
Bakken
Giants
St. Louis
Arnsparger
Leon McQuay
Ron Johnson
Bob Tucker
Morton
Hart
Earl Thomas
AutoFacts Advice on Emergency Repairs and Reimbursements
Be sure to obtain receipts for any emergency work and retain replaced parts to support potential reimbursement claims. Follow up with the service provider to confirm coverage and document all costs and dates of service for records.
Bengals Dominate Chiefs in Stunning 33-6 Upset
Cincinnati center Howard Fest, among several newcomers, helped the Bengals rout the Kansas City Chiefs 33-6. Ken Anderson threw four TD passes tying a club record, Ed Williams ran for 94 yards, and Cincinnati built a 27-4 halftime lead. The win improves Cincinnati to 7-4 as Kansas City falls to 4-7.
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Cincinnati
Howard Fest
Bengals
Kansas City Chiefs
Chiefs
Ken Anderson
Ed Williams
Paul Brown
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