Road to Super Bowl narrows through Washington and Pittsburgh
The NFL playoff weekend produced three dramatic finishes. Washington toppled Green Bay 16-3, Dallas rallied to beat San Francisco 30-28, while Pittsburgh edged Oakland 13-7 on a last-second deflection TD from Franco Harris. The Miami Dolphins defeated Cleveland 20-14 as Earl Morrall led an 80-yard drive. The winners advance to face each other for spots in Super Bowl VII.
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Plano Holiday Tournament Schedule Involving Mazon Minooka and Wilmington
The Plano Holiday Tournament features Mazon Minooka and Wilmington in a Wednesday 7 p.m. matchup with Mazon facing Shabbona Thursday at 5 30 p.m. The first round also has Somonauk vs Serena at 5 30 p.m. and Plano vs Oswego at 9 30 p.m. later rounds determine consolation and championship berths through Friday and Saturday finals.
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North Nets Narrow Victory in All-Star Grid Clash
In Miami the North beat the South 17 to 10 as players like Rufus Ferguson and Bob McCall starred. Foreman of Miami rushed for 83 yards but two late fourth quarter fumbles clouded his draft prospects amid a tense, turnover‑prone showdown.
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Buckeye scout ranks era defining college teams
Esco Sarkkinen, OSU scout for 27 seasons, names three eras as the greatest. He highlights the 1947-48 Michigan squad, the mid-60s Michigan State defense with Bubba Smith and George Webster, and the Rex Kern era at Ohio State. He notes USC by one season as exceptional but not comparable.
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Shabbona Wrestlers Win Meet Over Troy 29 23
Shabbona edged Troy 29 23 in a dual meet winning eight matches and drawing one. Gilbertson pinned Litchfield in 32 seconds at 65 pounds while MecTague 7 0 over Jurich and Bell 5 0 at 80 pounds led the winners.
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