WIBW All-Stars Visit Park College and Ottawa University
WIBW All-Stars travel to Ottawa University for a 6:30 p.m. visit with local old timers, followed by an 8 p.m. non conference game at Wilson Field House against Park College. Ottawa Middle School teams split a twinbill at Atchison with seventh graders led by Cory Fuller and Andy Barmhart, while eighth graders trailed early but closed strong. Wellsville and Atchison players posted key performances as OMS and WIHS prep for upcoming games and a local tournament. Benedictine beat Peru State 103-89 as David Litkenhas led with 29 points.
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Redskins honor Utley as Lions fall short in title bid
Washington aims to remember Mike Utley in the Super Bowl after the Lions paralyzed guard led by example. Full respect from Redskins coach Joe Gibbs includes consulting former Lion Eric Williams for a tribute.
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No nicknames for Bills' O line
Buffalo’s offensive line, led by Jim Ritcher and guards Mitch Frerotte, Glenn Parker and John Davis, plus tackles Will Wolford and Howard Ballard, resists nicknames amid strong respect from peers. The unit allowed 35 sacks this season, up from 27, with quarterback Jim Kelly noting many sacks stemmed from coverage or his own holding patterns.
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McEnroe Upsets Becker At Australian Open In Lofty Victory
John McEnroe, unseeded and underdog, defeats Boris Becker 6 4 6 3 7 5 on center court to reach the fourth round. The crowd roared as McEnroe’s drop shots and angled groundstrokes outclassed Becker, who argued line calls and fell after Becker double faulted at game 11 of the final set.
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