Chiefs Rally Past Broncos in Upset Showdown
Kansas City, led by Mike Livingston's late flashing run and a stingy defense, topped Denver 26-13 after embarrassing the Broncos a prior meeting. Key plays included a 12‑yard interception return by Kerry Reardon, a Livingston TD on a quarterback keeper, and a 65‑yard Brunson run setting up another score.
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Mexico Captures District Cross Country Title at Marshall
Mexico Bulldogs surprising district cross country champions at Marshall Indian Foothills course. They beat Marshall and Fulton 45 to 51 and 52 as Tom Olson and Chris Jones led with 4th and 5th place finishes. Dan Kregle, Alan Kimbel, and Danny Hoxworth key in late pack to seal Mexico’s 12th year district crown. state meet set at Columbia Gustin course with nearly 200 entries.
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Weekend sports in brief highlights multiple golf and tennis results
Jim Colbert and Dean Refram won the National Team Championship in Orlando with a record 252. Mary Ben Porter held on to win the Ladies Classic in Rancho Santa Fe by three strokes. Rob McNaughton led after two rounds of the Wills Masters in Melbourne. Hisako Higuchi captured the Tokai Classic in Nagoya with a four under total. Kiddie Dibbs upset Guillermo Vilas to reach the Aryamehr final in Tehran. Harold Solomon defeated Sandy Mayer to win in Perth. Bobby Allison won the third heat of the International Race of Champions in Riverside by 0.534 seconds.
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Painful hits mark NFL Sunday as multiple QBs hurt
Bruce Lowitt reports on a rough NFL slate with Jim Plunkett and Steve Bartkowski among quarterbacks sidelined by injuries. The day featured comebacks and late escapes as Cincinnati, Washington, Dallas, Pittsburgh and Buffalo posted notable wins and losses reshaped by pivotal injuries and key plays.
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MMA Routs Wentworth Behind Dominant Second Half
Missouri Military Academy overwhelmed Wentworth Military Academy 44-8 here Saturday, breaking the game open in the third quarter. Jeff Nedblake ran for 129 yards and five touchdowns, Mike Wrage added 108 yards, and Paul Gant contributed two conversions as MMA improved to 2-5. The Colonels return to Boonville for a confrontation with Kemper Military School.
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Missouri Polishes Balanced Attack For Next Opponent
Missouri tops Kansas State 35 3 in a ground driven win as Curt Brown steers a balanced attack. Brown rushed 22 times for 141 yards and two touchdowns while Missouri finished with 318 rushing yards. The Tigers improve to 4 2 overall and 2 1 in the Big Eight preparing for Nebraska on national TV.
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Mexico Non Varsity Football Ends With Two Games
Mexico's non varsity football program ends its season with two games today. At 5 pm the Mexico junior varsity faces Fulton at Hawthorne Heights after a 28-6 loss to Fulton earlier this season. The eighth grade Matadors play Fulton at 4 pm, bring a 1-2 record.
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Mel Gray's two TDs lift Cardinals past Giants in New York
Mel Gray burned the New York Giants for 187 receiving yards and two touchdowns as the St. Louis Cardinals beat New York 20. Gray caught a 51 yard TD and a 38 yard TD, while teammate Hart connected on a 53 yard play setting up Bakken field goals. Giants defenders praised his speed, noting double coverage could not stop him.
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