Chargers Seek Pride as First 14-Game Winless Season Looms
The San Diego Chargers, 0-11 with three games left, chase their first win of the 14-game schedule to avoid a historic winless mark. They face the Kansas City Chiefs, who brace for a tough matchup amid injuries, while other NFL games of Week 12 unfold across the league.
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Braves' Ken Charles sparks 125-88 rout of Cavaliers
Ken Charles, stepping in for slumping Ernie DiGregorio, scored a career-high 24 points as the Buffalo Braves snap a six-game skid with a club-record 125-88 win over Cleveland. He added seven assists, three steals and four rebounds in 32 minutes.
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NFL Standings National Conference Eastern Division
The National Conference Eastern Division standings reflect team records and positions. Key teams in the division compete for playoff berths as the season progresses, with wins and losses determining their ranking and potential tie-breaker implications.
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Sooner coach to miss Selmons
Norman Oklahoma Larry Lacewell Oklahoma defensive coordinator and assistant head coach recalls discovering the Selmon brothers Lucious Leroy and Dewey and praising their impact Lacewell lauds the Selmons as great people and notes Leroy could be first round NFL material while Dewey and Leroy end their college careers with Nebraska ahead as Oklahoma faces a national championship pursuit
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Bartow era Bruins edge San Jose State in rough debut
UCLA handed coach Gene Bartow a hard fought 90 80 victory over San Jose State as he searches for a cohesive lineup. Freshman Brad Holland sparked the win off the bench with 17 points while guards Andre McCarter and Holland showed bright spots.
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Miller Graham pace U S back into World Cup lead
The United States moved to the lead in the World Cup Golf Championship at Navatanee after Johnny Miller and Lou Graham each shot 70 for a three round total of 416. Hsieh Min-Nan led Taiwan to runner up spot with his 68, while Bob Shearer’s 66 pushed Australia into third at 418.
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SAR golfers vie at Apache Wells
Golfers tee off at 8 a.m. Sunday at Apache Wells Golf Course for the annual Club SAR Winter Golf Tournament with over 30 prizes. Play uses the Calloway system and lists tee times and participants across multiple groups.
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Dog Selex Picks For Tonight’s Phoenix Greyhound Races
Veteran track handicapper lists lane assignments for tonight’s Phoenix Greyhound Park program. Entries include RD’s Pride Curley Blue Ben’s Sparkle RD’s Nina Goodwinna and more with best bets and quinella selections noted for races 1 through 12 and a 10th race.
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Tufts Tennis Star Rachel Baratz Shines With Chaparral Roots
Chaparral alumna Rachel Baratz powered Tufts to an 8-3 season and sixth in the New England Tourney. In singles she was 54-1 as the No. 3 seed and, with Laurie Gallagher, won two doubles matches before an end in the third. Baratz overcame a shoulder injury and is praised as a future Tufts standout in Medford Massachusetts.
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Koko Chief wins Spy Song Purse at Turf Paradise
Koko Chief led midway through the stretch to win the Spy Song Purse at Turf Paradise by one length in 1:10 3-5 for six furlongs. Clare's Imp finished second just a head ahead of Fran Ann, with Ross Allardyce aboard for owner Jack Grunwald.
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Chuck's Choices Card of Six Races Reviewed
A listing of six horse races with multiple competing names for each leg. Notable entries include Chief Hooper, Micky Lea, Forest Lake, Chargem, and Latin Serenade, with comments on speed, distance suitability, and closeness in outcomes.
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Turf Paradise Race Picks by Chuck Badone
Selections for tomorrow's Turf Paradise races list the top contenders for each race led by Mr Irvin as the best bet in the ninth. The notes highlight Faraway East Huntin Dreams Luna Dancer in the earlier races and Bar Flyer Eye's the One Gallant Women as contenders in the lower stakes card.
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Hieber Becomes First Two‑Time ECAC Division II Player of Year
Lynn Hieber, quarterback from Indiana University of Pennsylvania, is named ECAC Division II Player of the Year for the second time. The University of New Hampshire earns Team of the Year honors with an 8-2 regular season and NCAA semifinal representation. Hieber led in total offense with 250.3 yards per game and ranked third in Division II passing while guiding his team to a 11-1 mark.
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