Giants Stay Grounded After 39-20 Title Win Over Broncos
AP reports the Giants, atop the NFL, remain humble as they reflect on a history of gaps between championships. Parcells and Simms discuss past failures, a 3-12-1 season, and the climb to a 17-2 finish plus the 1984 breakout and 1985 dominance, with Simms recalling doubts and persistence through injuries and coaching changes.
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Giants celebrate first NFL title since 1956 at Giants Stadium
More than 80,000 Giants fans awaited a victory parade after the team beat the Denver Broncos 39 20 in Pasadena. Gov. Kean planned to present gold medallions. $650000 was raised for the event hosted by Joe Piscopo in New Jersey. Snow cleared, stage set near the eastern goal line. Koch skipped the NYC parade.
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Broncos Welcome Home After Super Bowl XXI Loss
About 120000 Broncos fans lined 17th Street and Civic Center Park in Denver to honor the AFC champions. Pat Bowlen praised the fans, promising a future world title as players expressed gratitude and optimism after the Pasadena loss to the Giants. Players like Tom Jackson and Louis Wright called the homecoming unforgettable and urged continued support. Temperatures rose into the 50s for the ticker tape parade and rally at City and County Building. Steve Watson urged fans to stay behind the team for better things next season.
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Wellsville Tops Piper in Eudora Invitational Opener
Wellsville Eagles upset Piper Pirates 46 to 35 in opening-round action of the Eudora Invitational girls tournament. Wellsville, seed five, will face top seed Tonganoxie in semifinals while Piper moves to consolation play. The Eagles overcome 25.3 percent shooting with rebounding edge and strong late finish.
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Wellsville tops Piper. Main leads in Eudora invite
Wellsville defeated Piper as Sandy Main led with 12 points and Kristy Wollen added 11 points and 11 rebounds. Piper received 12 from Diane Frost and 10 from Stacy Quinn, while Wellsville played without Randy Childs due to a knee injury and struggled with 29 percent shooting. Piper’s Diane Frost and Stacy Quinn paced the visitors, and Wellsville edged the game amid fourth quarter pressure and turnovers.
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Sandy Main
Kristy Wollen
Janet Kramer
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Tonganoxie
Eudora
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Wright
Main
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Wollen
Roby
McMullin
J. Kramer
City Bowling Tournament Opens With Early Leads At Indian Lanes
The City Bowling Tournament began at Indian Lanes with Gibbons Auto Salvage leading the men’s team at 2999 and A Bloom in Florist atop the women’s team at 2964. Fogle Quarry and Scatter Pins sit close behind in their divisions while first night leaders include Sandi Weers and Terry Wood in women’s doubles and Jevene Holmes in women’s singles. The event continues tonight with a men’s squad scheduled to bowl.
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Jevene Holmes
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Mike Guyett
Wesley Jamison
Delbert Jamison
Bien
Leonard Shuck
Chiefs Hike Prices Raise to Fund Better Team
Kansas City Chiefs announce a season ticket price increase across levels at Arrowhead Stadium to fund recruiting top players. Club level rises from 17 to 20 dollars with new senior citizens category. other seats up to 17 dollars. family section tickets up to 14 dollars for adults and seven for seniors, youth under 17 at seven dollars.
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Bet You Didn’t Know Sports Trivia and GMC Buyers Ad
A compact look at famous sports trivia and a GMC Buyers Bonanza ad. It notes Notre Dame Army football 1946 tickets exceeding one million requests, mentions Adolph Rupp’s remark on scoring, identifies Gene Conley as the only athlete to win championships in both NBA and Major League Baseball, and ends with a GMC financing promo for S-15 pickups and Jimmy models.
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