Baldwin Bulldogs face season with mixed transfer and homegrown talent
Baldwin coach Larry Colson fields a six foot guard forward Jeff Klick and a core of returning lettermen Rick Webb and Lonnie Ray plus several JV standouts. The team aims for control style play with fast break options and strong defense while juggling a 26-man roster and a transfer from Buhler.
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Redskins Clinch Playoff Berth With Home Opener Bid
Washington's 21 16 win over Green Bay keeps them atop the NFC East with three games left, securing at least a wild card and keeping Dallas in a tough spot. Kilmer threw two TD passes including a late strike to Charley Taylor to seal the game while Green Bay tumbled into a first place tie in the Central Division.
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Raiders Rout Chiefs 26-3 in Oakland Defense Dominates
Oakland defeats Kansas City 26-3 as Marv Hubbard rushes 96 yards and Lamonica throws two TDs. Raiders hold KC to 159 yards, seize division lead 7-3-1, with key injuries sidelining Chiefs stars. Coach Madden: strong finish likely. Stram notes Dawson's KO half.
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Bowling Scores from Grand League and Local Leagues
League bowling results recap with high scores and top bowlers including Jones 205 559 for Lee's Downtowner, Elliot 194 30 for Harry Smith Auto, Bien 204 265 for Scatbrains, and Coffman 160 445 for Alley Cats across multiple leagues such as Sunday Hi Teen Downdrafts and Termites. Key players include Brown 368, Shhenk 437, Dodd 462, and Coffman 511, reflecting a busy schedule and high scores across divisions.
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Bowl selections stir comments as Oklahoma State blasts ISU
Unranked Oklahoma State, 6-4, criticizes bowl processes after a 45-14 win over Iowa State, while SMU also 6-4 notes its potential bowl exclusion. Hayden Fry urges delaying NCAA deadline, Missouri and Iowa State face contrasting fates, and Ohio State ties Michigan to share the Big Ten title. Arizona State dominates, earning Western Athletic Conference crown and Fiesta Bowl hosting Missouri. LSU battles to a 3-3 tie as Texas Tech loses to Arkansas ending Sun Bowl plans.
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Hall Of Fame Induction Inspires Indian Youths
Allie Reynolds, a 54 year old Creek Indian and former major league pitcher, was inducted as one of the first 14 inductees into the Indian Athletic Hall of Fame in Lawrence. He said the honor could inspire Indian youths to strive for goals worthy of the Hall.
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Allie Reynolds
Indian Athletic Hall of Fame
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Matadors claim NJCAA football title in Sunkist-El Toro Bowl
Arizona Western College Matadors defeated Fort Scott Community Junior College 36-8 to win the NJCAA football championship in Yuma Arizona. Cliff Frazier of Fort Scott earned MVP defensive honors as the Fort Scotts faltered after an early lead.
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