Skins top Rams in key NFC clash
Washington Redskins beat the Los Angeles Rams 38 to 24 in a game that boosts Washington toward the NFC playoffs. Bill Kilmer threw three touchdowns as Washington capitalized on defensive stops and special teams plays including a fumble recovery by Ted Vactor.
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Bears coach Dooley under pressure with finale at Vikings
Chicago Bears coach Dooley faces uncertainty as his club ends the season against the playoff-bound Minnesota Vikings. Halas remains silent on Dooley’s future while Dooley defends his squad after a fourgame skid and a shaky offense. Kent Nix to start at quarterback as Joe Moore eyes late action.
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Cardinals suspend Lane for season after outburst
After a 19-7 loss to Philadelphia, running back MacArthur Lane angered team officials calling on owner William V. Bidwill. Lane apologized but was suspended for the remainder of the season. he pondered his future as he returned to Oakland, noting unsigned status and past injuries.
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Crow denies leaving Alabama for Texas A&M
John David Crow, a former Heisman winner and Alabama coach, denies reports he will leave the Crimson Tide to become Texas A&M head coach. He says he has not been contacted by Texas A&M, countering a Montgomery station claim of his replacement by Harry Gilmer and Crow taking over at Texas A&M.
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Dallas P P K area youths set for national finals
Nine-year-old Scott Maloney of Murphysboro and 11-year-old Frank Kolisek of Benton will represent the St. Louis Cardinals in the 11th annual Punt Pass and Kick contest in Dallas on December 18, advancing from local zone district and area events. The top finishers in six age groups advance to the national finals in New Orleans January 16. Scott totals include 213 to win Marion local, 218½ at Herrin zone, 218½ at district, and 73 passing 62½ punting and 81¼ kicking at Busch Stadium. Frank wins Benton local, Herrin zone, and Forest Park district with 251, aims for 270 in Dallas.
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Crab Orchard starts 8-0 with win over Equality hosts
Crab Orchard trailed at halftime but surged in the second half to beat Equality 71 to 67 as Greg Richey led with 21 points. Rosiclare topped Crossville 81 to 40, improving to 2-4, while Crab Orchard improves to 8-0 and Equality drops to 1-7.
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Big Seven eighth graders begin tournament play at multiple sites
In the Big Seven Grade Conference eighth grade division, Benton West Frankfort and Herrin each with one loss led first round wins. West Frankfort meets Harrisburg while Herrin faces Benton tonight after 6 30 at Johnston City. Finals Thursday. Seventh grade semifinals saw Benton beat West Frankfort 29 21 and Marion beat Carbondale 58 42. Third place and title games are Wednesday at Benton. Wayne City tops Tamaroa 75 65 in the 16 team holiday tourney with nearby results for Wal tonville Allendale and Sandoval. Later Louisville meets Mills Prairie Enfield meets Noble and Woodlawn Elverado wrap the card. Cardinals scout Mike Ryba dies after fall in Springfield hospital. he played 1935 46 as pitcher and catcher.
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Thornridge Leads Carbondale Holiday Tourney Field
Thornridge Dalton earns No 1 seed for the Carbondale holiday tournament at SIU Arena December 28 30 meeting Marian Catholic in round one. Du Quoin Meridian Effingham and others hold top seeds as full pairings and first-round matchups are announced across Carbondale Centralia and Jacksonville tournaments.
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State playoff fever hits Carbondale tourney field
Carbondale hosts a holiday cage tourney as Thornridge aims to defend its Class AA title while Du Quoin and Meridian loom in Class A. Two champions, one event, possible state final payoff with Meridian who beat Thornridge last season. Illinois prep rankings spark debate among coaches and wire services. Bulls trade Charley Paulk to Knicks for 1973 draft pick and cash.
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Top Forty prep ratings add Class A and AA
The weekly ratings show Class AA South led by Mascoutah and Belleville West among others. Central and North regions list strong teams like Lincoln, Dixon, Aurora East, Joliet West, and Rockford players, while Class A South includes Meridian and Enfield with multiple perfect scores.
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