Redskins Beat 49ers In Long Monday Night Clash
Washington defeats San Francisco 14 6 to move into a first place tie with New York in the NFC East as Joe Gibbs claims it was “our night.” Montana passes for 441 yards but throws three picks and fails to score a touchdown. Rice catches 12 for 204 but is hurt by penalties.
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Walsh
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Arkansas City at Salina Eight-Man Division II clash
Eight-man Division II action features Dexter visiting Midway Denton while Tipton travels to Chase with Northern Valley hosting a 16 4 record in week of November 23. Pittsburg and Hephera Real are listed among opponents as part of the slate.
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Area Spikers Dominate All Lyon County Volleyball Picks
Waverly and Marais des Cygnes Valley athletes earned five of 12 All Lyon County selections. Waverly seniors Lisa Tyson and juniors Debbie Kistner and Amy Skillman joined the list, while Marais des Cygnes Valley placed Tammy Ivey and Jenny Harred. Also honored were Joan Williams Olpe Michelle Wheat Shauni Mast Mary Kerwin Chris Burris Sherry Bartley and Angee Dalrymple. Williams was the sole unanimous choice.
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Trojans Dominate Lyon County All-League Football Team
Marais des Cygnes Valley leads with seven first team selections as Lyon County champion. Waverly's Luke Harsch plus Troy Lewis headline a strong Trojans showing. St. Paul faces Chanute in a 2A sub state playoff as MDV 11 0 and undefeated.
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Kevin Boyce
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Alan Kamiper
Northern Heights
Chris Schmidt
Troy Lewis
Luke Harach
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Lance Sullivan
Shannon Kimball
John Ratzlaff
Hartford
David Schrader
Kyle Schmidt
Jeff McLelland
Madison
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Todd Kamper
Trung Hoang
Mike van Arsdale
Alan Haag
Mark Wolford
Clemens named AL MVP for 1986 season with 24-4 record
Roger Clemens of the Boston Red Sox is the American League MVP, first starting pitcher to win since 1971 Vida Blue. He led with 339 points and 19 first place votes, ahead of Don Mattingly and Jim Rice. Ballots totaled from 28 voters.
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Bowling Scores and Standings From Local Lanes
Multiple bowling teams and scores listed with highs for 10-30 and 10-20 rounds. Notable entries include INDIANS with 3, GHOST BUSTERS with 1, UNUSUAL with 27, and BEATTY'S AUCTION BARN at 1 high. многое
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Notre Dame Victory March Origins and Jim Brown Fact
Notre Dame's Victory March was reportedly written by Father Michael Shea with words by John Shea in 1709 at Sacred Heart Church on campus, a church organ influencing football lore. Jim Brown's NFL career featured durability with nine full seasons and no injuries causing missed games. Underwood's promotion offers a Nashville vacation with 1986 GMC purchase, a reader giveaway tied to purchases.
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Griffin 2nd In KC Marathon At Prime Health Run
Griff in Jesse Griffin of Ottawa High cross country and track placed second in the 17 and under division of the Prime Health Marathon in Kansas City Mo Debuting in a full marathon he finished 26 2 miles in six minutes 13 seconds not sure time appears garbled Griffin placed top 75 overall and East Kansas League rival Dave Watkins of Blue Valley finished third in the same division with a 3 19 32 clocking.
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