Redskins End 27-Year Drought
Washington clinched the East Division crown of the National Conference by beating Philadelphia 23-7. Coach George Allen noted the immediate goal was a championship after 27 years. The article covers other NFL results including Steelers, Packers, Raiders, and Dolphins, plus Grey Cup and related games.
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Bruce Lowitt
Associated Press
Washington
George Allen
Redskins
Philadelphia
Eagles
Pittsburgh Steelers
Cleveland
Browns
Green Bay Packers
Detroit
Minnesota
Lions
Vikings
Oakland
San Diego
Miami
Chiefs defense seals 24 21 win over Broncos
Kansas City, sparked by safeties Jim Kearney and Bobby Bell with interception returns for touchdowns, rallied past Denver 24 21. Despite the victory, KC and Denver both suffer from late-season woes as Oakland clinches playoff hopes.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Chiefs
Chiefs
Denver Broncos
Jim Kearney
Bobby Bell
Charley Johnson
Kearney
Bell
Broncos Top SFT In Jayhawk League Thriller
Spring Hill rallied to beat Santa Fe Trail 70-66 at SFT in a Jayhawk League clash. McGuire led Spring Hill with 21. Pat Mercer scored 22 for the Chargers while Doug Vanderslice fouled out after limited points. SFT outshot 37-24 rebounding though with 18 of 29 free throws for the Broncos.
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Spring Hill
Santa Fe
Chargers
SFT
Jayhawk
Broncos
Doug Vanderslice
Pat Mercer
Steve Bond
McGuire
Broncs
Santa FE Trail
Croucher
Mercer
Vans Derstice
Bond
Duncan
Burk
T. Reece
Stadler
F. Bond
Anderson
T. Duncan
Jones
Watson
Findlay
Fulton
Scott
Totals
Bowling Scores From Dynamic League Results
League bowling results show high scores for Don's Royal Cleaners Cravens Oil Co Lee's Downtowner Nitcher Floor Service Heathman Gil Co Wassmer's Clothing and other teams on 10-30. Top individual marks include Gilbert 247 and Heathman 245 while team totals vary across divisions including Ottawa Bus Service and Bob Knight Mobil.
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Dynamic League
Don’s Royal Cleaners
West
Cravens Oil CO
Armstrong
Lee's Downtowner
Gilbert
Nitcher
Fiora
Heathman Gil CO
Heathman
Wassmer's Clothing
Payne
Bugg
Franklin Savings
Reeves
MecClay
AJBC
van Leiden
Wolgast
Daugharty
Bachelor
Thorn
DiBona
Artinger
Lost Souls
Chug-A-Lugs
Williams
Bullets
Peffly
Pink Panthers
Watts
Tigers
Allen
Kee
Downtowner
Heckman
Ottawa Bus Service Inc
Figgins
Hettler
BOB Knight Mobil
Racauliffe
Cannady
Sertoma Club
Sellers
Carpenter
Mason
Brown
Page
Alley Cats
Coffman
Cermites
Milton
Kingpins
Shenk
Meyers
McClay
Moses
Woodward
L. Holyapfet
Missouri Southern Wins Division II Title in Dramatic Comeback
Missouri Southern, Missouri's only undefeated football team, claimed the Division II national championship with a 21-14 comeback over Northwestern Iowa. Trailing 14-7, MSSU tied the game on Ray Harding's 58 yard pass to Kerry Anders and a fluke recovery in the end zone after a punt over the head of Northwestern's Mike Key. The Lions extended their season-long win streak to 14 and finished 12-1. Northwestern Iowa entered the final undefeated at 10-0.
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Joplin
Missouri Southern
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
Northwestern Iowa
Ray Hardings
Kerry Anders
Northwestern
Mike Key
Mark Johnson
Sam Kealoha
Lions
Roger Hall
Johnson
Randy Hocker
No Pretenders Now To USC's Claim Of No. 1
USC sealed a 11-0 regular season with a 45-23 win over Notre Dame as Anthony Davis scored six touchdowns. Auburn upset Alabama, leaving USC as the sole remaining top team with Ohio State, Oklahoma, and Penn State as next challengers for the title in the remaining bowl lineup. Davis sparked USC with a 97 yard kickoff return and multiple rushing TDs.
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USC
Notre Dame
Anthony Davis
Fighting Irish
Auburn
Alabama
Tigers
Gardner Jett
Bill Newton
David Langner
Ohio State
Southern Cal
Trojans
John McKay
Buckeyes
Louisiana State
Tulane
LSU
Tennessee
Vanderbilt
Haskel Stanback
Iowa State
San Diego State
Georgia Tech
Eddie
Cats Look To Hike Record Against Utah
Kansas State Wildcats aim to match 3-0 starts of Missouri and Oklahoma with a win at Utah. Colorado hosts Houston and Oklahoma State hosts Corpus Christi as four Big Eight games unfold.
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Utah
Kansas City
Kansas State Wildcats
Missouri
Oklahoma
Colorado
Houston
Oklahoma State
Corpus Christi University
Iowa State
Kansas
Buffaloes
Air Force
Chicago State
Harris
Martinez Denman
Rick Suttle
Commodores
Jayhawks
Jay Williams
Tom Holland
Washburn
Sooners
California
Davis
Indiana
Texas A&m
Tulsa
Okla
Tulane
Purdue
Sanford
Murray State
Stetson
Winter Park
Fla
Nebraska
West
Kansas State
Texas
New Mexico State
Town
Ohio State
North Carolina
Charlotte
Southern Colorado
Town State
West Virginia
Hamilton Tigers-Cats win 11th Grey Cup with last play field goal
Ian Sunter, 19, from Dundee Scotland, booted a 34 yard field goal as time expired to lift the Hamilton Tiger-Cats 13-10 over the Saskatchewan Roughriders in the Grey Cup. Hamilton scored seven points on a Dave Fleming touchdown. Saskatchewan produced all its points in the second quarter via Tom Campana’s receiving TD from Ron Lancaster. The East leads 31-14 in Grey Cup game wins as of 1961.
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New England
Minnesota
Chicago
Cincinnati
New York Giants
Atlanta
Houston
Dallas
St. Louis
Kansas City
Denver
Baltimore
Buffalo
New York Jets
New Orleans
San Francisco 49Ers
Los Angeles Rams
Hamilton Tiger-Cats
Saskatchewan Roughriders
Canada
Eagles
NFL
Larry Brown
Billy Kilmer
Charley Harraway
Harraway
Washington
Skins
Curt Knight
Kilmer
Chary Taylor
Three Rivers
Pittsburgh
Steelers
Browns
Franco Harris
Jim Brown
Chester Marcos
Packers
Ken Ellis
John Brockington
Detroit
Charlie Smith
Oakland
Chargers
Daryle Lamonica
Ray Chester
Fred Biletnikoff
Raiders
Dennis Partee
Earl Morrall
Jim Mandich
Marlin Briscoe
Garo Yepremian
Larry Csonka
Dolphins
Patriots
Chicago Bears
Bobby Bryant
Vikings
Doug Adams
Giants
Ken Anderson
Bruce Coslet
Bengals
Hamilton
Ont
Ian Sunter
Dundee
Scotland
Dave Fleming
Earl Grey
Saskatchewan
Tom Campana
Ron Lancaster
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Bobby
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Fran Lynch
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Terry Metcalf
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