Broncos Edge Steelers To Reach Final Four
Denver defender Dan Reeves watched uphill work turn decisive as John Elway and Melvin Bratton led a 71-yard, 9-play drive ending with Bratton’s 1-yard TD with 2:27 left. Elway threw for 226 yards, Mark Jackson 111, and Bobby Humphrey added 85 yards to set up the Broncos’ 24-23 win over Pittsburgh.
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Rams Rally Past Giants In OT To Reach NFC Title Game
Los Angeles beat New York 19 13 in overtime as Flipper Anderson caught a 30 yard TD pass from Jim Everett. A key pass interference call on Sheldon White set up the decisive play and sent the Rams toward a showdown with San Francisco for the conference crown.
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Ottawa women place second in Dana College tourney
Ottawa University women finish runner up at the Dana College tournament in Nebraska. Dee Dee Lewis missed the trip due to family illness. four OU players scored in double figures in a 92-45 opening win over Clark College, but Dana shot 63 percent and pulled away 105-71 in the final. Scheufler and Angie Fleming earned all tournament honors.
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Schembechler to Lead Detroit Tigers as Club President
Bo Schembechler, famed Michigan football coach, named president of the Detroit Tigers by owner Tom Monaghan. The 60-year-old, with a 234-65-8 college record, will resign as Michigan athletic director and replace Jim Campbell as Tigers CEO, bringing football budget and fundraising experience to baseball.
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Schembechler Named Tigers President in AL Charter Franchise
Schembechler becomes the 12th president of the Tigers since the franchise joined the American League as a charter member in 1901.
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Three Amigos shine as Eagles take fourth at Louisburg Inv.
Louisburg welcomes Cory Cunningham, Bryan Hammon, and Brent Rechtfertig to first place in 112, 125, and 135 weights at the Louisburg Invitational. Heath Hrabe adds a bronze at 171, lifting Wellsville to fourth as Spring Hill leads.
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