Colts Browns Hold Final Light Practice Before Title Game
Rain drenched Cleveland Stadium as the Browns and Colts prepared for Sunday’s NFL title clash. Weather may decide conditions. Gary Collins returns for Cleveland after shoulder injury, while Don Shula’s Colts stay on the sideline. The game offers roughly 7000 to 10000 dollar shares with Super Bowl implications.
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Blue Gray Classic to Spotlight High Scoring Duel
The 31st Blue-Gray Classic in Montgomery features Greg Cook of Cincinnati pairing with Al Bream Charles Litten and Barry Crees for the Blue squad. Gray backs Paul Gipson and Dicky Lyons provide the running threat as CBS televises the noon CST showdown.
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CBS
Francis Scott Key Defeats Catoctin 64-47 In Varsity Clash
Francis Scott Key Eagles beat Catoctin Cougars 64 to 47 as Key players Carter Thomas and Mike Patterson lead with 17 points each and Charlie Black adds 13. Catoctin shoots 27 percent while Key hits 40. Lee Koontz scores for Catoctin. JV game goes to OT 38-34.
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Collapse Of Rams Looms As Stars Speak Out
LOS ANGELES AP The collapse of a championship Rams season loomed as top stars spoke out in support of Coach George Allen after his Thursday firing by owner Dan Reeves. Eleven players attended a news conference led by Allen and captain Maddie Meador, with Meador saying veterans would not endure another rebuilding under a new coach. Deacon Jones warned the Rams’ last act in LA could be when he retires the uniform. Roman Gabriel praised Allen and warned he might depart if the coach is not retained. Reeves cited personality clashes and staffing urgency as reasons for the move amid contact difficulties with Reeves.
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Quaker City Tournament First Round Scores
Indiana defeated Niagara by 86 to 83 in the first round while Princeton beat Holy Cross 67 to 55. The pairs set up next round matchups in this early tournament.
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Local Saints Win In Tight Rebound Battle
The Saints pulled out a victory over the Eagles as Saint players collected 42 rebounds to the Eagles 41, signaling a strong inside performance and rebounding edge in a close game.
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Snow threatens AFL title game at Shea Stadium
Heavy snow blankets New York as the Jets prepare indoors for Sundays AFL championship clash with the Oakland Raiders. Weather favors neither side. both clubs acknowledge a wet or cold day could erase any edge. The Raiders arrive after a 41-6 playoff win, with the victor advancing to the Miami Super Bowl.
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Bullets Triumph Over Bucks Behind Monroe 32 Points
Earl Monroe scored 32 as the Baltimore Bullets beat the Milwaukee Bucks 136-122. The Bullets hit 63 percent, with 47 points in the second quarter and 86 by halftime, a Civic Center half record. Marin added 28, Loughery 20, while Robinson and Metzel each had 25 for Milwaukee.
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