Offensive Minded Oilers Visit Chiefs In NFL Clash
Houston seeks to extend an efficient offense under Jerry Glanville against a KC defense expecting to clamp down. Moon faces pressure after three interceptions in Cleveland, while Oilers right guard issues and injuries test line depth. Chiefs rebuild along with Blackledge at QB and new USFL imports batten the lineup.
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Falcons Strain In Cowboy Stranglehold
The Falcons aim to end a 10 year drought against the Cowboys as Atlanta, riding a 2-0 start, seeks balance after playoff losses and a 29-46 record since 1981. Jeff Van Note calls the revival a sign of awakening as Dallas visits in a key late season clash amid a slate of NFL games.
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Pomona Downs Mission Valley 21 0 In Nonleague Showdown
Pomona Indians shut down Mission Valley 21 to 0 as defense forced three turnovers and scored twice. Rick Hollon rushed for 109 yards, Gerald Foster returned a 55 yard interception for six, and Pomona extended its record to 2-0 despite two injuries.
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Indians Fall Short In Tight Osage City Loss
Osage City hosts Silver Lake in a hard fought Friday night battle, losing 21 14 as Silver Lake scores all points in the first half and Osage finds success after halftime. Doug Barnes 2 and 53 yard runs pace Silver Lake while Mac Barnett connects 36 yards to Neil Plinsky for Osage’s three quarter score. Rod Oswald adds a 2 yard TD run and a Barnett to Christian Hurst two point conversion. Osage falls to 0 2 in Mid East League play and heads to St Marys next Friday.
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Barr Leads GMO Open With 64 In Milwaukee
Canadian Dave Barr shot a 3-under 64 to lead the Greater Milwaukee Open by two strokes after two rounds at Tuckaway Country Club. Frost and Hatalsky followed at 11-under, with Green Perry Byrum and Bean at 8-under. Fog and rain disrupted play, Barr praised softened greens, eagle and seven birdies highlight his day.
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MdCV Downs Madison 41-7 In Lyon County Clash
Malvern Marais des Cygnes Valleys Trojans dominated Madison 41-7 in a Lyon County League game. Troy Lewis and Tim Totty ran for most yards with 200 rushing, Lewis scoring on a 93 yard kickoff and Totty adding a 3 yard TD and 92 rushing yards total. Valley’s defense held Madison to 81 yards as Thad Thurston added a 70 yard interception return. The Trojans prepare for Hartford at home next Friday.
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Sox Cowley No Hits Angels in Anaheim
A P T he Chicago White Sox right-hander Joe Cowley pitched the first major league no hitter in nearly two years, defeating the California Angels 7-1 in Anaheim. His control wobbled in the sixth as he walked three straight to open the frame, ending the bid for a shutout. The Angels had flirted with no hit status earlier this season.
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Olpe Defense Smothers Tigers 5-0 Victory
Olpe improved to 2-0 after a 5-0 win at Lyndon behind a field goal and a safety. Lyndon fell to 1-1 as the Tigers struggled offensively while defender Randy Kesselring totaled 16 unassisted tackles. Lyndon hosts Pomona next Friday.
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Brighter Diagnosis For KC's Balboni
Kansas City Royals first baseman Steve Balboni showed signs that two ruptured disks may be unlikely. Doctors said surgery is not indicated and typical disk rupture symptoms were absent. X rays and a CAT scan pending Monday will clarify the injury, with Balboni sidelined since Sept. 9.
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City Schedule Leaves No-Names Volleyball Bracket Load
Ottawa Middle School hosts a full weekly schedule with multiple courts and teams such as Havens Steel, Sunburst, and Our Own Hardware. The listings include men and women matchups across West and East Courts with times from 4:00 to 9:00 p.m. including the Youth Center event and community notices.
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Week of September 22 1706 Foret Park softball schedule
A fragmented listing shows a multi day schedule for Fall Softball and Recreational Volleyball at Forest Park with teams such as Cood Monday C-4 Security Peek's Super Saver Dan Hops Chrysler Boy's Boys Franklin Savings Twin Lakes Barry's Small Engine and others. The items include matchups with times like 4:0 7:30 0:30 and 9:30 across September 22 to 27.
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