Dolphins, Vikings, Chiefs Favored To Win Titles
NFL title picture centers on Miami, Minnesota, and Kansas City each needing a win or favorable results. Miami hosts Baltimore on Saturday while Minnesota faces Detroit, and Kansas City meets Oakland on Sunday.
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Devine targets Bears win as Packers eye 1972 upgrades
Green Bay coach Dan Devine prioritizes Bears preparation while eyeing 1972 upgrades. He met with Pat Peppler on talent available from college seniors and favors partial artificial turf at the Oneida Street field. Brockington nears 1000 rushing yards as Scott Hunter starts at quarterback against Chicago.
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Rich McGeorge
Lou Michaels
Rangers blank Flyers as Mikita stars in 3-1 win over Sabres
New York Rangers capped a defensive showing with a 5-0 shutout of Philadelphia, led by Vic Hadfield's two goals to push season totals to 125 for the club. Stan Mikita added two goals as Chicago beat Buffalo 3-1, moving into a tie for first in the West.
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New Bottom Twenty poll ranks worst college basketball teams
Toledo AP report details the National Sports Rating Service created by Terry King and 36 students to rate the nation’s weakest college basketball programs. The list considers school size scholarships opposition quality and historical performance with Stanford named as this week’s worst.
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Freshmen edge Marseilles in overtime 52 50 for third win
Morris Redskin freshmen clinched their third straight victory 52 50 over Marseilles after overtime. Jim McNulty led Morris with 19 points while Teele had 23 for the Panthers. The Redskins shot 41 percent and converted 16 free throws to Marseilles 10.
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Minooka Dominates Seneca In Twin Wins On Home Court
Minooka Minooka Grade School captured both games from Seneca Thursday night. The lightweight team won 40 17 while the heavyweights edged 27 26. Jim Norton led lightweights with 10 points, Charles Kovel had eight, Caputo led Seneca with 12, Greg Miller scored 11 for Minooka, Larry Banks 7, Johnson 15 for Seneca, Foster 7. Minooka's next game is December 14 at home versus Braidwood.
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Charles Kovel
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