Local Area Youth and Adult Sports Schedule
High school games Baldwin at Ottawa Madison at Lyndon Burlthgame at MdCV Hartford at Waverly Williamsburg at Jayhawk Linn Youth Basketball at Woodward Center Saturday. Youth Baseball softball uniforms due to ORC office. noncompliant players barred next activity. Adult basketball and volleyball weekly leagues listed with times and venues.
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Bowl games wrap around the country with bold results
Sonny Freas reports college bowls in Memphis and San Antonio with Miami, Nebraska, Utah, and Notre Dame among winners and losses. Monday night college basketball highlights Seton Hall, Duke, and North Carolina State big scores alongside regional routs.
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Bowl-era streaks tally long bowls across programs
Northwestern leads with 45 seasons since a bowl appearance followed by Cincinnati 43, Pacific 40, New Mexico State 33, Rice 32, New Mexico 32, and Oregon State 28 with data through 1993 bowl games.
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Nebraska celebrates as Cornhuskers win national title
Nebraska returns to Lincoln amid salutes after finishing 13 0 and securing the national championship. Penn State, 12 0, drops Rose Bowl to Oregon 38 20, with Ki Jana Carter rushing 156 yards and three scores. Paterno ties major bowl wins record as Colorado and Notre Dame, Florida State and others also play on Sunday.
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Lincoln fans celebrate Nebraska win with calm postgame
Lincoln police said fans celebrated Nebraska's Orange Bowl victory in downtown Lincoln with little trouble. No arrests were reported as crowds cheered, danced, and hugged in near-freezing conditions, while authorities blocked streets for safe enjoyment.
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The Big Bass Dream On A Sunday Evening
A narrator recalls a magical fishing session by a quiet swampy hole where a massive bass fights fiercely, leading to a memorable two hours of catch and release. The tale blends vivid wildlife detail, a near-miraculous haul, and a fade back to ordinary life when waking to supper.
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Kansas Upsets Houston as Halbleib Seals 400th Win
No 16 Kansas edges Houston 99-98 as Angie Halbleib nets two free throws with 14 seconds left. Angela Aycock scores 36 for the Jayhawks while Jerrie Cooper’s late jumper puts Houston ahead before a final missed shot by Tanda Rucker.
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Chiefs face uncertain future after playoff exit
Kansas City The Chiefs again failed to advance past the first round raising questions about Joe Montana and Marcus Allen's futures under three year contracts. Coach Marty Schottenheimer and GM Carl Peterson vow to address the roster with a fast receiver, a cornerback, linebackers and a stronger line while noting the season’s nine and eight record and missed chances.
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Chiefs name Derrick Thomas MVP and Lake Dawson top rookie
Kansas City Chiefs announce Derrick Thomas as team MVP for 1994 and Lake Dawson as top rookie. Thomas, a Pro Bowl standout since 1989, posted a career high 86 tackles and 11 sacks. Dawson, from Notre Dame, had 37 receptions and 537 receiving yards, including a 101-yard game against Houston.
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