Iffy Scenarios Shape NFL Week With Title Ties
HAL ROCK outlines a chaotic weekend as division races hinge on multiple outcomes. Key duels include Oakland at Los Angeles and Baltimore versus Miami, with possible confusions over division crowns and wild cards. A four way NFC Central tie is possible if Seattle defeats Pittsburgh and other results swing. Dallas could seal the NFC East by beating Philadelphia while others chase seeds.
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Herington Tops Pomona In Season Opener Thriller
Herington nips Pomona 51 to 49 in a non league clash as Pomona clings to halftime lead yet misses from the line late. Dave Miller leads Pomona with 23 points while Keith Love debuts for PHS with 16. Rigg scores 15 for Herington and Garanzow adds 12 as Herington pulls even at 1-1.
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Kansas Romps With 107 71 Victory Over SMU
Kansas remains unbeaten after three games and averages high scoring with John Douglas contributing 22 points in a 107 71 win over SMU. Missouri beats Butler 87 66, while other Big Eight results include UCLA over Colorado and Arizona State over Iowa State. Williamsburg girls open season 43 25 led by Luther Roberts Brock. Douglas expected to sit but starts and scores early. Missouri to face Texas El Paso next.
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Panthers Fall to Burlingame in Tri Lakes Clash
Williamssburg fell 53-42 as Burlingame controlled the tempo with a height advantage and aggressive defense. George Masters scored 23, tying Dan Roecker, while Hubert Thornbrugh added 14 for Burlingame as Williamsburg faces Central Heights on December 13 in a non league matchup.
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Eagles Edge Garnett In Narrow Thriller
Wellsville Eagles beat Garnett 55 to 53 in a non league opener despite shooting 9 of 26 at the line. Jeff Campbell scored 14 off the bench, Bill Starling grabbed 15 rebounds and 11 points, Garnett’s Garen Hunt led with 21 points and blocked shots. The Eagles host Gardner next Tuesday while Garnett visits Gardner next Friday in Pioneer League play.
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Melvern Falls to Leroy on Overcrowded Court
Melvern lost 54 44 in a non league game against Leroy hampered by inexperience and a tight overlapping court. Melvern committed 11 turnovers and miscued inbound passes as Coach Tom Hughes earned two technical fouls amid bench warnings. Dan Freerksen led Melvern with 18 points while Weight paced Leroy with 17 as Michigan Valley hosts Melvern Tuesday.
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Waverly Rallies Past Flint Hills For 65 51 Win
Waverly, favored to win, trailed at halftime but surged in the second half to beat Flint Hills 65 51 and improve to 2-0 in Lyon County League. Steve Hinderliter led with 21 points, followed by Mike Hughes 14, Tom Pearler 11, and Bill Ainsworth 11.
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Lyndon Tops Gridley In Tri-Lakes League Opener
Lyndon led 31-19 at halftime and held off Gridley 52-43 as Larry Wigger scored 25 and Mark Raaf led Gridley with 21 points and 19 rebounds. Claus added 16 for Lyndon, while Gridley charged to the line for 15-4 and eyes a tough test next Tuesday against Clathe on the Eagles’ court.
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