College football results and AP schoolboy poll summary
Recap lists numerous Saturday college games with multiple upsets and margins. It also presents The Associated Press Schoolboy Football Poll across classes 5A to A, listing top teams, records, and points with first place votes. Notable teams include PERMIAN, Fort Bend Willowridge, Post, and Eastland, among others.
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NFL Strike Delivers Heavy Losses Across League and Polls
The NFL players and owners clash over revenue shares as games are cancelled and money dries up. Players face 24 to 27 million in two weeks of inactivity while unions arrange 20 000 loans per player. The Management Council reports 29 million lost in gate receipts and TV money the first weekend, with two weeks of TV revenue totaling 30 million suspended. Cities lose about 2 million weekly in hotel and restaurant revenue, Jets home games cited in New York losses. Also includes last week's AP college poll results and NFLPA All Stars summaries.
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Third period hockey game note with penalties and goals
In a hockey recap Minnesota and St Louis players scored in the third period with Sargent Sutter and McCarthy among others. Penalties to Solheim LaPointe Mandich Crombeen Ramage and MacAdam noted. Goaltenders Lint and Meloche. Score details include St Louis 6 Minnesota 1? 5? 28 shots by St Louis and 34 by Minnesota. Attendance 12,482. Also boxing results from Melbourne Mazda Superchallenge list several scheduled bouts with titles and entrants across Canada the US and Europe with multiple promoters.
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Celtics and Knicks shuffle guards amid moves
NBA notes report multiple team changes as Boston cuts Darryl M and New York parts with Mike Newlin while Aaron Howard moves to forward. Philadelphia cuts Keiltineet guard. San Diego fires Ted Podieski and hires Paul Phipps. Edmonton recalls Don Jackson from the Central Hockey League. Hunter college names Bill C sch as new hire.
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Detroit dominates Indiana in 115 106 exhibition win
In a CDT exhibition, Detroit tops Indiana 115 to 106 behind Tripucka 29 and Laimbeer 17 points and strong rebounding. Phoenix beats Seattle 110 to 117 in a separate exhibition with notable boxers and scoring details. Also boxing rankings from The Ring magazine list Holmes Braxton Hagler and others across weight classes.
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