Steelers, Dolphins Clinch AFC/NFC Playoff Push
Steelers win 21-17 over New England to seal AFC Central as Franco Harris rushes for 136 yards. Miami edges Baltimore 17-16 to claim the AFC East title. Detroit beats Cincinnati 23-19 to stay in the mix. Playoff picture tightens with weekly results and remaining matchups across conferences.
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Kings Edge Pistons In Detroit For Slim Margin In Division
The Kansas City-Omaha Kings downed Detroit 96-92 at Cobo Arena to pull within a half game of the Pistons in the Midwest Division. Ron Sehagen hit the decisive basket in the final minute as Jimmy Walker and Nate Archibald added 18 each. Bob Lanier scored 32 for Detroit, 12 in the last period, while Ray Scott cited a heavy schedule as a factor. Elsewhere, Washington beat Cleveland, Boston topped New Orleans, Los Angeles defeated Phoenix, and Atlanta beat Seattle.
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Bowling Scores from eOWnER League Termites
Scores list from multiple teams in the eOWnER League including Highs and totals. Key players cited: J Wise 132, R Burgoon 372, C Hayden 157, J Nouvel 970, Barker 160, Roller 187, R Denniston 158, G Myers 145, J McArthur 371, G Covert 117, J White 116, D Burgoon 179, B Vietze 172. League standings show teams like Alley Cats and Four Flunkies with marked highs and totals.
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Ottawans Lift In AAU Power Meet
Two Ottawa Power Club members placed in the Southwestern U.S. Power Lifting Championships at Stillwater Oklahoma. Bud Kasper finished third in the 148 pound division with 1060 total. Russ Hughes, a Fort Scott Junior College student, finished eighth in the 165 pound class. Don Jones of Broken Arrow won the 148 title with 1350 total as Walter Thomas of Norman set a world record with a 1650 effort marking the second ten times lifter.
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College Basketball Scores From Multiple Games
Marymount beat Central Oklahoma 70 to 57 and Fort Hays State topped Oklahoma Baptist 76 to 58. Southeast Missouri defeated Indiana State 92 to 68. Lincoln crushed Westminster 104 to 58. Other results include Missouri Rolla 92 Missouri Valley 72 and Washburn 83 Northeast Missouri 79.
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Jayhawks first road test at Notre Dame in tough Big Eight slate
Kansas enters its first road game of the season ranked high as it travels to Notre Dame after an 89-54 home win over Iowa. The article also notes Oklahoma and Kansas State results, upcoming schedules, and coaching candidate interviews for Kansas football.
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Walton to stay on with Blazers after injury setback
Portland NBA star Bill Walton denied retirement rumors after back to back road losses. Walton, sidelined by a left ankle bone spur, said he will return once physically able. Blazers president Herman Sarkowsky and publicist John White stress there was no retirement plan, only nagging first year adjustments and health concerns.
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