Ichabods Rout Braves 93 54 In Lee Arena
Washburn University Ichabods sprint past Ottawa University Braves 93 54 in non conference action at Lee Arena. Gary Carrier led Washburn with 22 points while Dennis Brady added 17 as OU trailed by 9 6 early then fell behind by 30 after halftime with 63 33.
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Ottawa Women Triumph Over Mid-America Nazarene 67 52
Ottawa University Lady Braves defeat Mid-America Nazarene 67 52 at Wilson Field House to notch their third win in 10 starts. Letha Farwell scores 20, Sheila Bradley 19, Brenda Holman 12 as OU outshoots 41.6 to 38.7 percent and takes a 40 30 rebounding edge while forcing 12 turnovers. OU resumes play January 9 at Bethany.
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Eagles To Stay In Philadelphia
Philadelphia Eagles will remain in the city after NFL Commissioner Rozelle agreed to refinance the club on an ongoing basis. Mayor Goode pledged stadium improvements, larger concession cuts, rent deferral for up to 10 years, and a practice field, as Philadelphia officials secured the deal amid debt and sale talks involving Leonard Tose and potential buyer James Monaghan.
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Chiefs maul San Diego for final 42 21 win
Kansas City defeated San Diego 42 21 as Bill Kenney threw for 279 yards and three touchdowns. Lucious Smith struggled on defense after being released by KC earlier, while Earnest Jackson topped the Chargers’ ground game with 79 yards. Attendance reached 40,221 with many absentees.
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Dolphins Face Cowboys In Crucial Week In Orange Bowl
Miami hosts Dallas in a winner takes playoff fate showdown as the Dolphins seek home field in the AFC while Dallas aims to extend its playoff streak. Marino seeks more TDs after four in the last game, White starts for Dallas amid an injury plagued offense.
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Sweden faces uphill Davis Cup bid after U S loss
In Goteborg Sweden John McEnroe and Jimmy Connors failed to win a set in Sundays opening singles as team USA trails 0-2 in the best of five match series. The doubles match looms with McEnroe and Peter Fleming needing a win to stay alive, while Mats Wilander looms ahead.
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Connors Fined $2000 in Davis Cup Final
Jimmy Connors of the United States was fined $2000 for three counts of unsportsmanlike conduct during the Davis Cup final against Mats Wilander of Sweden. Wilander won the match 6-1 6-3 6-3 after taking the opening two sets, as Mills noted Connors faced penalties for equipment and verbal abuse. The U.S. team, led by McEnroe, faced a tough outlook with remaining matches uncertain amid the on-court penalties and surface complaints.
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