Steelers Picked In NFL Feature
NEW YORK AP Pittsburgh will beat Cleveland 27 to 20 at Three Rivers Stadium to boost its playoff chances. The feature lists game picks with Steelers, 49ers, Packers, Dolphins, Redskins, Vikings, Cowboys, Bengals, Jets, Chiefs and Colts among others with brief commentary.
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NEW York
Pittsburgh
Cleveland Browns
Steelers
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Steve Spurrier
Florida
49Ers
New Orleans
Rams
Browns
Three Rivers Stadium
Franco Harris
Cleveland
Spurrier
John Brodie
Packers
LIONS
Green Bay
Chester Marcos
Falcons
Oilers
Bill Peterson
Florida State
Rice
Raiders
Chargers
Oakland
Dolphins
Patriots
Miami
Redskins
Eagles
Washington
Vikings
BEARS
Chicago
Minnesota
Cowboys
CARDS
St. Louis
Dallas
Bengals
Giants
JETS
Saints
Chiefs
Broncos
Kansas City
COLTS
BILLS
Marty Domies
Baltimore
Joe Thomas
AAU forms aquatic group and Sullivan Award nominees
John B. Kelly Jr. named general chairman of the AAU aquatic committee as 10 Sullivan Award nominees announced led by Melissa Belote. Names include Mike Burton Dan Gable Diane Holum Maxine King Rodney Milburn Frank Shorter Wayne Wells and others. Phillips Petroleum to fund senior swimming program with $600,000 over four years. Stan Wright says committee includes Bell Davenport Burke Mel Pender and Frank Shotter and aims to give athletes a voice.
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Burton
Sacramento
Calif
Dan Gable
Waterloo
Iowa
Diane Holum
Northbrook
Maxine King
Hermosa Beach
Rodney Milburn
Opelousas
Frank Shorter
Gainesville
Fla
Wayne Wells
Oklahoma City
Dave Wattle
Canton
Ohio
Larry Young
Sibley
AAU
Phillips Petroleum Co
Kelly
Stan Wright
Wide Bell
Willie Davenport
Burke
Mel Pender
Frank*Shotter
Wright
Mississippians End 31-Game Losing Streak With 111-82 Win
Southern Mississippi snapped a 31 game drought by routing Spring Hill 111-82 as Royce Woolever and Glenn Masson each had 25 points. The Eagles surged from a 66-63 margin with a 12-2 run to seize control.
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Ted Meier
Associated Press
UCLA
Mississippi
Bruins
Golden Eagles
Hattiesburg
Eagles
Spring Hill
Royce Woolever
Glenn Masson
USM
Citadel
Oliver
Southern Mississippi
Houston
Bradley Braves
Florida State
Associated
Five Big 8 Cage Teams Play Tonight
The Big Eight opens with five conference teams in action led by Missouri chasing league crown, plus Kansas State at home against Eastern Kentucky and Nebraska visiting Wyoming. Oklahoma hosts Tulsa and Oklahoma State meets Oklahoma City University in a doubleheader in Oklahoma City. Kansas State adds injury woes as Larry Williams is out, with Hartman poised to shuffle two players. Four more Saturday night games feature Kansas versus Vanderbilt, Colorado versus Air Force, Iowa State hosting Chicago State, and Oklahoma at home versus Washburn.
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Kansas City AP
Missouti Bigest
Idebktive
California Davis
Oklahoma
Oklahoma State
Oklahoma City
Sooners
Tulsa
Oklahoma City University
Kansas State
Eastern Kentucky
Nebraska
Wyoming
Missouri
Norm Stewart
Tigers
Ohio University
Louisiana Tech
San Diego State
Larry Williams
Wildcat
Jack Hartman
Danny Beard
Bob Chipman
Hartman
Wildcats
Hight
Kansas
Vanderbilt
Colorado
Air Force
Iowa State
Chicago State
Washburn
Experimental Rule In OU Game Tonight
Ottawa University faces UMKC in Kansas City in a non-conference game using a 30 second offensive clock. sanctioned by the NAIA timers provided for tonight and December 15 return, as OU carries a 1 1 record after results in the Kansas Wesleyan Classic.
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Ottawa University
University of Missouri At
Kansas City
NAIA
Ottawa
Braves
Sterling College
KWU
Northwestern vs Missouri Southern in NAIA II final clash
Northwestern College of Iowa and Missouri Southern meet for the DI IIA football championship in Joplin Missouri. Northwestern aims to extend a 16 game win streak and 10-0 season while Missouri Southern holds a 12-0 mark with 14 straight wins led by Ray Harding and tailback Terry Starks in a high stakes title game.
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Joplin
Northwestern College of Iowa
Missouri Southern
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
Northwestern
Franklin
Ind
Southern
Doane
Neb
Ray Harding
Terry Starks
Lydell Williams
Max Mourglia
Army Reserve prompt for meetings in Kansas unit contact
An Army Reserve notice from 1st Battalion 356th Regiment CST at Osawatomie Kansas 66064 urges attendance at meetings. It provides a business phone 913 755 4107 and an after hours number 913 755 2307. The message emphasizes ongoing pay and work opportunities with the unit.
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Osawatomie
Kansas
Baseball trade talks light at Honolulu winter meetings
At Honolulu's winter meetings the Orioles failed to land Atlanta slugger Earl Williams amid high bids. The Twins, Phillies and Cubs completed two trades, acquiring Cesar Tovar, Joe Lis, Ken Sanders, Ken Reynolds, Dave LaRoche, Bill Hands, Joe Decker and Bob Maneely. Trade deadline looms 3 a.m. EST Saturday.
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Honolulu
Baltimore
Earl Weaver
Orioles
Atlanta Braves
Weaver
Minnesota Twins
Philadelphia Phillies
Chicago Cubs
Twins
Cesar Tovar
Phillies
Joe Lis
Ken Sanders
Ken Reynolds
Minnesota
Dave LaRoche
Cubs
Bill Hands
Joe Decker
Bob Maneely
Atlanta
Earl Williams
Williams
Waikiki Beach
Mark Belanger
Pat Dobson
Eddie Watt
Johnny Oates
Braves
Taylor Duncan
Marty Perez
Leo Foster
Tovar
Sanders
Milwaukee
Brewers
Reynolds
Lis
LaRoche
Hands
Chicago
Decker
Wichita
Maneely
LC Sweeps Ottawa Junior High in openers
Lawrence Central swept Ottawa Junior High in two close and blowout games. The eighth graders trailed at half and were shut out in the final period as LC won 28 to 26, led by Jeff Burkhead with 15 points. In the freshmen contest LC exploded for a 92 to 30 victory paced by O'Toole with 46 points and Wellman with 24. Ottawa's top scorer was Roland Conner with 9 points.
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Lawrence
Ottawa
Lawrence Central
Central
OJHL
OJHS
Raymond Shaffer
Jeff Buick
Jeff Burkhead
O’toole
Wellman
Roland Conner
Kenny Miller
Lawrence West
Scribner
White
Schoonover
Buick
Shatter
Beets
Chaney
Totals
Anderson
Worley
Turner
Burkhead
Oatis
Shipley
Ladom
Bowling League High Scores and Winners List
Bowling league results show top scores for each sponsor lane with player names and both 10 and 30 counts. Notable high games include J Miller and J Hec at Briscoe Drug, D Halts 25 at D Halts, M Burns at Pepsi, K Platt at Hubbard Lumber, and Stine 238 at Royal T Lanes.
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R. Holland
Briscoe Drug
J. Miller
J. Hec
B. Smell
Fogle Quarry
D. Halts
M. Burns
H. Reeves
Hubbard Lumber
K. Platt
J. Strange
Trwin’s
M. McMillen
K. Cordle
White Motor CO
K. Summer
Beautyland
E. Ailton
Camron-Towner
R. Armstrong
Stine
Dengel & Son
C. Jackson
Bas Fritts
D. Fritts
F Fritts
L& L Cafe
C. McConnell
G. Honn
Baldwin-Ward
C. White
Wingert Oil
J. Heckert
R. Robinson
Mid-America Dairymen
D. Kelm
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John B. Kelly Jr
Philadelphia
Amateur Athletic Association
Sullivan
Acquatic Committee
Munich
Mark Spitz
Melissa Belote
Fairfax
Mike
Georgia Southern
Louisville
Creighton
St. John’s
Pepperdine
Whittier
U. of Pacific
Hayward State
Terry Compton
Rod Freeman
Commodores
Denny Crum
Terry Howard
Red Schoendienst
St. Louis Cardinals
Red Birds
Kodak
Instamatic’ Camera
Ital
S. Mai
Ezissi
Army Reserve
LC Sweeps Junior High
Moore
Miller
Whitacre
Spratt
Kingswood
Ryssemus
Fredricks
Conner
Gomnanish
Mark
Waugh
Pestinger
O'Toole
Vannicola
Tryon
Llewellyn
Laskowski
Moon
Christian Bros
S. Hickory
Mt Now
THE
Hansas State Bank
FDIC
Paine
Magnavox
Cliff Reynolds
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