Character-Building Push Sparks Redskins Dolphins Super Bowl
The Redskins and Dolphins credit hardship for turning around their seasons. Miami endured a 41-38 overtime playoff loss to the Chargers last year, fueling a mature rebound, while Washington rallied from an 0-5 start under Joe Gibbs to a 11-1 mark and three playoff wins en route to Pasadena.
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Men's Bowling Leaders Toppled In City Key Tournament Action
Lou's Tax Service moved into the men's team event lead at the City Bowling Tournament at Indian Lanes with 3044. Fogle Quarry dropped from the top three as Kansas State Bank surged to 3035 and Country Kitchen rose to 3026. Rick Croucher and Charlie Clark overtook the doubles lead with 1336, Craig Stewart and Brian Roller second. Troy Greisen still leads in singles and all events both scratch and handicap as action runs to Sunday and awards follow Monday at ? p.m.
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Free throws lift Tar Heels past Wake Forest 80 78 in ACC clash
No. 3 North Carolina edged No. 19 Wake Forest 80 78 as Matt Doherty made two late free throws after Brad Daugherty blocked a final shot by Danny Young. Sam Perkins led UNC with 24 points, while Michael Jordan added 17 and Daugherty 14 as UNC stays 5 0 in ACC.
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With Closing Of Hunting Season Sportsmen Turn To Conservation
Hunting season closing shifts focus to conservation as a hunter narrator tracks a rooster pheasant through snowy fields with a Brittany dog. Snowy tracks reveal the chase, the bird’s proud carriage, and the tense quiet of the pursuit.
Snowy Quail Hunt Reflections and Season Close
The narrator recalls late season snow hunting with Lady the bird dog, tracking roosters and coveys in January. Two roosters escape one behind, while two coveys are found in wooded and open terrain. He notes a heavy game bag, gratitude, and plans for winter conservation ahead of the January 31 close of the 1982-83 season. He emphasizes continued feeding and conservation to influence the 1983-84 season.
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Area Teams Split Big 7 Tournament Games
Williamsburg junior high Panthers girls edged Pomona 10 9 behind Kelly Magrath’s seven points to reach the semifinals against Waverly. Williamsburg boys fell 43 30 as Luke Harsch led Waverly with 14 points and Mike Mallory paced Williamsburg with 10.
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Quartet Leads Phoenix Open With Varied Boosts
Four players shared the 6 under 65 first round lead at the Phoenix Open with different boosts from friends, equipment, and self-belief. Leonard Thompson credited Arnold Palmer advice, Ed Sneed cited unbelievable chipping, Hal Sutton cited a new iron set, and Jack Renner emphasized calendar timing while Lee Elder trailed by one stroke.
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