Giants Edge 49ers to Reach NFC Title Game
The New York Giants rolled to a 49 3 victory over San Francisco behind four touchdown passes from Phil Simms and 159 rushing yards by Joe Morris, earning a home NFC championship against Washington. Eli Montana left with a concussion as the 184 yards allowed stymied the 49ers.
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Montana Survives To Play Again After Harrowing Hit
In East Rutherford New Jersey Joe Montana suffered a severe concussion after a hard hit from Giants linemen. He remained hospitalized but neurologically intact with stable brain scans while the 49ers face concern over his back and future playing status. Giants defenders Burt and Banks described the brutal hit and Montana's resilience as he recovers in hospital.
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Blakeley Wins London Race in Collegiate Division
Cindy Blakeley of Ottawa University won the collegiate division and placed second overall in a 6.4 mile New Year’s Day race in London. She ran 37 42, part of a Midwestern All-Star team traveling under the International Sports Exchange.
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Lady Cyclones Aim to Tackle Blue Valley North in EKL Hope
Ottawa Highs Denise Schultze is cleared to play tonight against Blue Valley North while DeeDee Lewis is questionable with a foot injury. Schultze’ll rejoin the starting five if Lewis cannot go, as coach Kelly Krumsick emphasizes four full quarters and consistency. The Cyclones enter the EKL clash at 4-1 overall and 2-0 in league play, with Blue Valley North featuring former all-league standout Danielle Taylor and a pressure man-to-man defense.
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Ottawa High Cyclones Ready For New Look In EKL Return
Ottawa High hosts Blue Valley North in a boys EKL basketball rematch after a 60-52 loss to Olathe North. Coach Randy Clark adds new looks and restarts, with Tim Spears back from a back injury and flu absences unlikely. Bonner Springs visit Friday after Blue Valley North at home.
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Switzer Bids Boz Adieu
Norman Oklahoma AP Barry Switzer said he asked linebacker Brian Bosworth to forgo his senior year at Oklahoma. Bosworth led the 11 1 Sooners in tackles but did not play in the Orange Bowl after a steroid ban. Switzer noted Bosworth cannot return for 1987.
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