Third Quarter Spree Lifts OU Over Friends in KCAC Clash
Ottawa University Braves end a seven game drought with a 31-18 victory over Friends University at Cook Field. A 25-point third quarter reversed a 18-6 halftime deficit as Phillip Mack threw two scores to Tim Boyd and Clinton Stancil, Daryl Finch and Alonzo Smith added key runs, and Pat Rowe plus Ricky Johnson anchored a stout defense.
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Royals End Season On Losing Note 8-4
The Oakland A's defeated the Kansas City Royals 8-4 in the final game of the American League regular season. Mark Smith earned the win in relief as rookie Luis Quinones delivered the go-ahead RBI with a seventh inning pinch-hit double. Royals newcomers Butch Davis and Dennis Leonard were among players noted for injuries and postseason plans. Royals finished 79-83, trailing the White Sox in the AL West, with talks of surgery and returns shaping the winter.
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Chiefs Top Cardinals 38 14 in Turnover Filled Game
Chiefs beat Cardinals 38 to 14 as 15 turnovers kept the game sloppy in Kansas City. The Chiefs rose to 2-3, Cardinals to 1-4, with Billy Jackson and Theotis Brown scoring while Charles Jackson and Rusty Lisch starred for St. Louis in a high turnover contest.
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Packers maul winless Buccaneers in 55 14 rout
Packers explode for 45 first half points and 619 yards as Phillip Epps returns a 90 yard punt and Lynn Dickey connects with Jessie Clark on a 75 yard pass. Green Bay dominates Tampa Bay 55 14 while Dallas stays 5 0 with a win over Minnesota. Washington rallies past Oakland 37 34 in late comeback.
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