Raiders Jets clash amid college nostalgia at Coliseum blackout
Marcus Allen of the Raiders and Freeman McNeil of the Jets head toward an AFC playoff clash at the Los Angeles Coliseum, with nostalgia for USC and UCLA grads as the game faces a local blackout due to an unsold crowd. The Jets and Raiders meet after McNeil’s UCLA and Allen’s USC glory years, in a 4 p.m. EST kickoff, followed by the Vikings Redskins game.
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Green Bay
Dallas
Pasadena
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Southern Cal
Braves Must-Win At Home Against Bethany Swedes
Ottawa University Braves, 3-7 overall and 2-3 in KCAC, host Bethany Swedes at 8 p.m. in Wilson Field House aiming to rebound from a 97-95 road loss to Bethel. Coach Bob Cole emphasizes 40 minutes of effort to stay in the KCAC title race behind Bethany leader Doug Manzer.
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Ottawa University Braves
Kansas College Athletic
Cole
Braves
Bethel
KCAC
George Stephens
Bethany
Doug Manzer
Manzer
Friends
Tabor
Southwestern
Wilson Field House
Brett Refuses Lifetime Contract. Will Report To Spring Training
Kansas City Royals chairman Ewing Kauffman and executives met with George Brett and his brother Bobby as the star third baseman announced he will report on March 1. Brett, MVP in 1980, remains under a guaranteed five-year extension, while talks on a longer deal continue privately.
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Bobby
Royals
Ewing Kauffman
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John Schuerholz
Bobby Brett
George
Schuerholz
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City Schedule January 17 1989 Adult and Youth Sports
Ottawa area schedule lists Monday events at Mabee Center and Methodist Church with adult basketball games against Calvary Baptist Jaycee Plaid and others, youth scrimmages at YMCA venues, plus coed volleyball on Jan 20. Leisure activities include Rhythmic Aerobics and Dance Works with times, fees, and contact details.
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Calvary Baptist
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North Baptist
Peoples Bank
Richmond
Westminster Va. Williamsburg
G& M Tavern
Star Industries
Lesh Gi
Duke Mfg
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Methodist Church
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Twisters
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Tigers
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Mabea Center
East Court
Wesleyan
Wrights Spikers
Roy's Body Shop
E. 4Th
Formar
Bayinnars
OMS
Cheri Harms
Mathodist Church
Deborah Washburn
ORC
Decker Tabb Wins AP Female Athlete of the Year
Mary Decker Tabb was named the Associated Press Female Athlete of the Year for 1982 after a season of record breaking performances. Martina Navratilova and JoAnne Carner trailed in votes as Tabb's achievements on indoor and outdoor tracks highlighted a standout year despite an Achilles injury ending her season earlier.
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Ore
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Tabb
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Martina Navratilova
JoAnne Carner
Pomona Downs Humboldt In Three Rivers League Clash
Pomona girls rode a perfect opening quarter to a 45-30 win over Humboldt Friday night in Three Rivers League play. Cindy Scott led with 15 points and eight rebounds, Roseann Scott added 10 points and eight boards, Kristi Eagleman collected 10 points and 13 rebounds as Pomona improved to 5-3 overall and 3-3 in league. Rhonda Griffin scored 15 for Humboldt, now 4-4. Pomona faces Williamsburg in the league tournament after byes.
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Humboldt
Cindy Scott
Roseann Scott
Kristi Eagleman
Rhonda Griffin
Cubs
Williamsburg
Pleasant
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