Cowboys rally past Eagles on road for timely win
Dallas grips a 23-19 road victory over Philadelphia as Emmitt Smith and Troy Aikman steer a resilient comeback. Herschel Walker and Deion Sanders fuel the win, while Michael Irvin returns soon amid a 2-3 start and looming bye week. Eagles drop to 3-2 with Rodney Peete out for the season.
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COF Athletes Compete in Area 5 Special Olympics Bowling
More than 100 COF athletes participated in the Area 5 Special Olympics Bowling Tournament in Emporia on September 21. Ottawa led with large contingents and posted numerous top finishes including firsts for Deanna Alexander, David Barton, Diana Bowlby, Caral Clalland, Michael Dryden, Vicki Edwards, Jenny Golden, Virgie Heaverin, Eli Huske, Traci Porteous, Steve Lester, Laura Livingston, Tom Nichol, and many others. Burlington and Osage City also fielded sizable teams with multiple podium results across events.
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Teen Night at Woodward Friday Activities for Teens
The Woodward Center hosts Teen Night every Friday from 7 to 10 20 p.m for grades 6-12 with movies music open gym and games a $1 donation is accepted. Adults can sign up for basketball leagues beginning Oct 15 with multiple league options and a Friday extended deadline.
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Falcons Extend George Suspension To Three More Games
The Atlanta Falcons extended quarterback Jeff George suspension by three games after failed trade talks and media comments. He had already missed one game and forfeited about $227,250 following a sideline confrontation with coach June Jones during a loss to Philadelphia two weeks earlier.
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