Colts face tough task in AFC playoff action
The Baltimore Colts arrive for the 1975 postseason riding a nine game win streak led by Bert Jones and Ted Marchibroda. They must beat Pittsburgh and Cincinnati if they hope to reach the conference semifinals, while the Steelers and Raiders loom as top threats. The weekend slate also features St Louis at Los Angeles and Dallas at Minnesota with host venues deciding home field.
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Franco Harris
Dwight White
Bert Jones
Lydell Mitchell
Ted Marchibroda
Mitchell
Marchibroda
Ken Anderson
Cowboys
Bud Grant
Miami
Baltimore
Cincinati
Stateline
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Harrah
Reno-Tahoe
St Louis Cardinals
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Damascus Seneca Valley Christmas Tournament Schedule
Tournament times list 7:00 and 9:00 p m for consolation and championship games across Damascus and Seneca Valley events. Maryland Invitational and Prospect Hall Jr High are mentioned with championship and consolation contexts.
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Williamsport
Alsatia
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Optimist
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CCB
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Alabama
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Cavalier Wrestlers Top Linganore 41 23 In Solid Win
Linganore South Carroll split seven matches then Cavaliers won four straight to finish 41 23. Greg Weakley and Craig Nesbitt pinned for Linganore while Dan Richards won by decision. Williams won by forfeit in Unlimited class and Schultz tied at 132.
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Cavaliers
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Craig Nesbitt
Lancers
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Maurice Williams
Paul Schultz
Burke
Trumpler
Knight
TV dictated first quarter shortening in Blue Gray game
Blue Gray officials confirmed an independent network cut the opening quarter from 15 to 12 minutes and then slowed play late in the fourth to extend the game. North squad benefited with a 14 13 win as Steve Myer connected with Bill Singler for the decisive TD with 31 seconds left.
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Mississippi State
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New Mexico
Bill Singler
Stanford
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Wootton Routs Damascus 80-55 In Montgomery County Play
Wootton trailed 11-10 after one period but dominated the final three quarters 70-44 to beat Damascus 80-55. Prokopchak led Wootton with 20 points while Milkovich added 14 and Testa 13 for Damascus Potter scored 15 for Damascus.
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Montgomery County
Hornets
Mark Potter
Mike Testa
Dave Prokopchak
Bob Milkovich
Thomas Johnson Fells Middletown 59 to 19 in Girls Action
Thomas Johnson JV Walkersville Also Beats Linganore In Girls Contests. Cheryl Weller led TJ with 15 points while Middletown’s Bonnie Phillips had 11. Walkersville beat Linganore 40-26 with Susie Crum scoring 15 and Lyn Picarella 10.
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Middletown
Patriots
Cheryl Weller
Linda Jerome
Carol Crum
Kathy Crum
Connie Hall
Cindy Jackson
Bev McClain
Bonnie Phillips
Elaine Rogowski
Karen Adams
Terry Beachley
Walkersville
Linganore
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Lyn Picarella
Terri Trimmer
Vanessa Morris
Brenda Main
Siobhan McCormick
Lisa Loman
Kenne Myers
Sharon Carpenter
Singapore
Joan Ford
Nellie McCrossin
Kim Kerns
Shaun Ridall
Judy Thompson
USC Blanks Aggies 20-0 in Liberty Bowl
Southern California quarterback Vince Evans threw two long TD passes to power a 20-0 victory over Texas A&M in the Liberty Bowl. Evans connected with Rory Simmrin for 65 yards and with Hicky Bell for a 76-yard score as USC spoiled John McKay's final coaching game.
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McKay
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Southern Cal
Associated Press
Aggies
Arkansas
Brazil Argentina Davis Cup second round match announced
Brazil stars Thomas Koch and Jose Mandarino will face Argentina in the Davis Cup South American Zone second round in Buenos Aires. Mandarino cites family holiday objections and Koch a confederation dispute as reasons for their issues. The tie is set for next Fri Sat Sun in Buenos Aires.
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Jose Mandarino
Brazil
Tennies Stars
Argentina
Brazilian Tennis Confederation
Mandarino
Koch
Buenos Aires
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