Podolak Runs Wild For Chiefs In San Diego Victory
Ed Podolak returned from a five game layoff to rush 127 yards, 98 in the second half, and score two touchdowns guiding the Kansas City Chiefs to a 23-20 win over the San Diego Chargers. Charlie Joiner surpassed 1000 receiving yards with three catches for 44 yards. Kansas City improves to 4-8.
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Jefferson City captures 4A state title in AP report
Jefferson City dominated Sumner 33 to 6 to win its first Missouri Class 4A title, capitalizing on Sumner miscues. Defensive end Mike Belcher opened scoring with a blocked punt return for six, while Don Reppond powered three touchdowns on 24 carries as Jeff City finished 13-0. Memorial tops 3A 31-0. Lexington downs John Burroughs 19-7 for 2A crown.
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Names in a Local Directory Listing Individuals and Businesses
A fragmented OCR list shows numerous names including Stephens Barbara Sutton Charlene Spangler Max Sprowls Lynn Stites Opal Strus Carlow Schauler Mary 2B. Smith Motor and Implement Stapleton T.L. Swatek J.W. Spurrier J.J. Sullivan Charles Schoeppel Normal Shields Joan Sheldon Dorean Staley Water Jr. Stevens Bob Staley Walter Strehiman JW Tharp Darline Thoenen s Sporting Goods To Auto Supply Tralson Jeanne Taylor RM Taylor Ta Tolsom H.R. Thompson Carolyn Tangora Al Torreynon Glenn Trowell Terry Thompson Jean Talley Larry Turner Pierce Trister James Talken Jerome Turner Ronald L. Twitchall David E. VanHorn Mr. & Airs Phil VanWyngarden WW VanHorn Phyllis VanMatre Everett VanVacter James E. Vitale Jasper Wells Mary Wininger Branda Wenneman s Flower and Gitte Witen Opal Woods Maxine Wolfington Kerry Wovlfolk Eddie Wood Brenda Watkins Jess W Wilkinson David Westlakes of Mexico Willis Orville Wyatt Ken Weber Larry Wastcott JF Weber Even Williams Don Witte Elbert Waggrt John Wilbers Dr. Roy Wallace Dr. Ed Wells Dixie Witta EW. Williams ill Wood Hattie Willingham Matthew Wells Tom Watton Jeanne Whitworth Lola Welborn dar Wilton Charles Wiedom Billy Wyatt Rosemary Watts Levi J. Woessner Herman wienerg William H. J. Webber Bryan Wilton Paul Walker Jon L. Wiilligmp Joan A. Walker Allan Wamp Bobby E Willis Clyde A. Wright Wesley H.
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Reunion of French Connection Sparks Sabres 3-1 Win
Buffalo center Gil Perreault Rene Robert and Rick Martin played together after eight games. Martin assisted on a goal by Perreault and Ramsay opened scoring 26 seconds in. The Sabres edged Detroit 3-1 as other NHL games included Flyers over Islanders and Rangers over North Stars.
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Freshman Tournament Opens With Eight Teams
Eight teams enter Mexico's annual freshman basketball tournament as the event starts tonight with three games. Bowling Green faces Hallsville at 6 p.m., Fulton meets Centralia at 7 15 p.m., and Mexico plays Moberly at 8 30 p.m. Hellas and Fulton MSC finish the first round Tuesday. All games are at the high school gym except Tuesday’s, moved to the junior high due to a wrestling match. Action continues Wednesday night and ends with three Friday games.
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North team picks 15 for Blue-Gray Classic clash
Missouri quarterback Steve Pisarkiewicz headlines a 15 player list for the North in the annual Blue-Gray game set for December 24 in Montgomery Alabama. The North will bring an aerial attack against the South all star squad.
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Heisman Trophy Race Focused as Bowl Showdowns Loom
Pitt star Tony Dorsett surged to 1 948 yards this season after a 224 yard performance against Penn State, strengthening his Heisman bid. The national title picture remains open with Georgia, Michigan, USC, Maryland and Rutgers in the mix ahead of New Year’s bowls. Other top teams capped their seasons as Houston, Oklahoma, Nebraska and Texas Tech earned bowl berths and Alabama rolled past Auburn.
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Kings Force Dr J Into Malpractice Kings Force Dr J Into Malpractice
Ollie Johnson and the Kansas City Kings defeated Julius Erving and the Philadelphia 76ers 101-89 at Kemper Arena. Erving totaled 4 points in the final half after a 16 of 20 start, while Brian Taylor led KC with 24 points and Scott Wedman added 23 as Kansas City dominated the boards 55-35 and overcame Philadelphia’s outside shooting.
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Clements to Receives Car After CFL Title Win
Tom Clements, former Notre Dame star, led Ottawa Rough Riders to a 23-20 win over Saskatchewan, throwing 11 of 25 for 174 yards and 24-yard TD to Tony Gabriel with 20 seconds left, earning the game's outstanding offensive player a car. Saskatchewan’s Cleveland Vann was named outstanding defensive player and also set to receive a car. Gabriel caught seven passes for 124 yards.
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