Penn State Rally Nips Pitt in Close Rivalry Finish
In gritty conditions at Penn State, the Nittany Lions overcome Pitt 17 10 to complete a perfect regular season. Mike Guman ran 4 yards for the go ahead score and Matt Bahr drilled a 38 yard field goal. Penn State earns No 1 ranking with 11 0 regular season while Pitt 8 3 faces North Carolina State in the Tangerine Bowl amid postgame controversy over cleat inspections.
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Bitter Penn State Pitt clash ends with Lions win on wind
A hard hitting backyard rivalry saw Penn State edge Pitt 14-10 amid turnovers and defensive stops. Guman scored for Penn State after a fumble return set up a go ahead drive, while Bahr added a late field goal to seal the victory. Milot's interception return highlighted Pitt's miscues.
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City Basketball Schedule For Junior and Church Leagues
City schedules list junior league games at Junior High Gym and Faith Lutheran with times for Heart B Wesleyan Sacred Heart A Faith Lutheran First U Meth First Christian Westminster, and midweek clashes including First Christian versus Westminster Wesleyan versus Faith Lutheran plus a Boys Club game. Men's and Church leagues show matchups at Senior High Gym Ottawa Bible Nazarene Sacred Heart Clough Shop Baldwin JCs Construction Mall and Underwood’s with note on participation cards at the Youth Center.
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Oilers Aim to Ward Off Bengals After Strong Streak
Houston, coming off three straight wins including Earl Campbell’s 199 yards and four touchdowns against Miami, faces Cincinnati again as Pittsburgh and Detroit wins shape NFL week. The Oilers vow to avoid a repeat upset, while other games feature Los Angeles at Cleveland and more. Leading players include Ken Burrough and coach statements urging playoff push.
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Reds return from Japan tour with culture shock and high prices
Cincinnati Reds players bring back souvenirs from Japan while facing shocking costs. George Foster returns with a Samurai sword and Johnny Bench samples sea fare. Meals run high with steaks at $47.50 and a $150 dinner for one, coffee can cost $17 for a two-pound can, and a martini lists at $5.50.
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NBA Action Full Of No Nos
A night of 19 technical fouls across nine NBA games raised league receipts by 1425 dollars. Philadelphia routed San Diego 194 120 as Julius Erving scored 80 without Caldwell Jones and Bobby Jones. Washington defeated Los Angeles 113 103 while Denver beat Seattle 103 100. New Jersey edged New Orleans 103 100.
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Bowling Scores From Local Leagues Large List Of Highs
Scores from ERS KING RADIO-0 through WEST WILSON TRUCK-3 show top marks by players such as S. Williams, H. Ogle, D. Ferris, L. Avery, M. Bass, and E. Cromwell. The night featured numerous high games and series across many teams including GOOD TIMERS, SHOOTING STARS, and NIGHT.
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