Chiefs Fading Fast After Players' Strike Aftermath
Kansas City struggles post strike with consecutive losses to the Saints and Rams and an unsettled attitude across the team. Quarterback Steve Fuller and safety Gary Barbaro cite new adjustments while owner Jack Steadman braces for a playoff bid and possible moves.
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Wendell Tyler
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New Orleans
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Jack Steadman
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College basketball scores roundup from multiple games
A wide list of college basketball results with teams from the midwest, south, west, and beyond. Notable scores include Rockhurst 78 over Mo Western 59, St. Louis U. 79 over Christian Brothers 48, Purdue 79 over Boston U. 69, and Kentucky style ups and downs across conferences.
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RPI
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Wilkes
Holy Cross
Vermont
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Moravian
Purdue
Boston
Rhode Island
Stonehill
Robert Morris
Lock Haven
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Oklahoma
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Texas Tech
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Far West
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Oregon
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Ottawa High girls trap DeSoto for season opener win
Ottawa High Cyclones beat DeSoto 38-27 in a defensive-minded girls basketball opener. Lisa Weber led with 12 points, Becky Kaub and Pam Jung added 10 each, while Ottawa dominated the boards and capitalized at the foul line to seal the win.
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Jayhawks Cruise Past Bowling Green in 97-68 Show of Force
Kansas, led by Carl Henry Kerry Boagan and Kelly Knight, dominates Bowling Green at Allen Field House. Knight anchors defense with four blocks and 19 points as KU builds a 24-8 lead and never trails, finishing 2-0 on the season after a strong second half surge.
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Mets Dialogs Tie Seaver Trade to Friday Deadline
Mets eye a Seaver return by Friday if talks with Cincinnati Reds strike a trade before the winter meetings in Honolulu. Frank Cashen and Dick Wagner pushed negotiations, with Seaver open to a Mets return after posting a 5-13 record and 5.50 ERA for Cincinnati last season.
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KU selects Monte Johnson as athletic director at KU
Lawrence Kan AP Monte Johnson is named the University of Kansas athletic director to take office December 15 and begin evaluating the Jayhawks football program led by coach Don Fambrough who faces a 2-7-2 season. Johnson vows immediate assessment and future planning and notes Fambrough’s 1981 Hall of Fame Bowl season. Hal McRae of the Kansas City Royals wins his third Outstanding Designated Hitter Award after a .310 average and 133 RBIs, with 78 of 83 first place votes.
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G&M Tavern Beats Bo's Haulers In Close Basketball Night
In a packed matchup, G&M Tavern 60 edged Bo's Haulers 61 as Lee and Supple led with solid scoring. The night features multiple teams and players including Martins, W. Jones, M. Jones, and Kratzberg, highlighting a high scoring county league game with tight totals across squads.
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