Middletown Edges Lakota In Overtime For Sixth Win
Ted Stewart leads Middletown High as the Middies rally to beat Lakota 87 77 in overtime after a tight game in Westchester. George Carter scored 24 of 43 first half points, while Melvin Russell and Donald Edwards sparked the comeback with key plays in OT. Lakota’s Randy Smith and Eric Brown paced the visitors, but Middletown outscored them after halftime and improved to 6 2 in eight games as they prepare to host Franklin next.
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Tangerine victory caps FSU comeback season
Florida State, under coach Bobby Bowden, finished 10-2 after routing Texas Tech 40-17 in the Tangerine Bowl. Quarterback Jimmy Jordan threw for 311 yards, earning MVP honors, while Wally Woodham added two TDs as the Seminoles built from 0-11/1-10 eras to a top 20 program.
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Hedberg Powers Jets Past Stingers in WHA Clash
Winnipeg captain Rick Dudley shone with two goals and two assists while Anders Hedberg scored twice to lift the Jets to a 6-4 road win over Cincinnati. The victory left Winnipeg 4-2 in the season series, with key momentum following a midweek dispute between Dudley and coach Jacques Demers.
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Hockey scores from various leagues across North America
WHA Winnipeg routs Cincinnati 6 4 New England defeats Indianapolis 5 3 Soviet All Stars beat Houston 6 2 NHL Boston edges Philadelphia 6 5 N Y Rangers win 5 Cleveland 4 Washington 3 Detroit 2 Toronto 6 Pittsburgh 2 Atlanta 6 Colorado 2 Montreal 7 N Y Islanders 7 Sperry 5 Saginaw 7 Muskegon 0 Kalamazoo 3 Grand Rapid 2 Flint 4 Toledo 4.
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Pats lose Ray Perkins to Chargers take resignations
The New England Patriots suffered a staff shakeup as receiver coach Ray Perkins resigned to become offensive coordinator for the San Diego Chargers. Earlier the team also announced the resignation of offensive line coach Leon McLaughlin. Perkins, a Patriots aide since 1974, played for the Baltimore Colts and was an Alabama All American in 1966.
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NFL Playoff First Round Schedule Listed
The American Conference games on Saturday December 24 feature Pittsburgh at Baltimore at 12 30 p.m and Denver hosts Chicago at 4 p.m. In the National Conference Chicago visits Dallas at 2 p.m and Minnesota travels to Los Angeles for a 6 p.m kickoff.
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Cage results across area high schools and colleges
Area high school results show Middletown 7 Lakota 77 in OT while Fairfield beat Monroe 62 to 6 and Fenwick 6 edges Waynesville 72 to 4. Other notable wins include Springfield Worth 79 over Fairmont West 71 and Vandalia Butler 61 past Milton Union 42. College results list CCNY 74 over Queens 57 and Florida State 97 over Missouri 64 with multiple top programs posting double digit margins.
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Chargers coach Max Coley resigns from post
In national NFL moves, the San Diego Chargers announce the resignation of offensive backfield coach Max Coley. The Washington Redskins sign running back Tommy Reamon to bolster their backfield.
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Rhode Island Upsets No 1 San Francisco In Narrow Loss
Rhode Island G Sylvester Williams clinched the upset with a late free throw and steal as the Rams beat the top ranked San Francisco 87 85. San Francisco star Bill Cartwright debuted after recovering from an arm injury but scored 14 points as the Dons dropped two straight at home. Kentucky routed Iowa 104 65 and North Carolina beat Tulane 108 103 as UCLA and Notre Dame also won.
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