TV Sports Schedule Highlights and Conflicts
Television listing summarizes a dense schedule from ESPN USA WGN WTBS and others, detailing basketball hockey boxing football wrestling and racing across multiple channels and times. Notable events include NCAA basketball Gator Bowl Tournament matchups Purdue versus Missouri and Mississippi State versus Nebraska plus Top Rank boxing and professional rodeo from Mesquite Texas.
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ESPN
Espn Sports Center
USA
Hartford
Pittsburgh
WGN
Chicago
Cleveland
Atlanta
New Jersey
Hertford
San Francisco
Center
Mesquite
Texas
Indiana
U.S
Kodak
Aississippi State
Nebraska
Purdue
Missouri
Memphis
Tenn
Sportsworth
Espn- Sports Center
Wide World of Sports
Jacksonville
Kentucky
Notre Dame
Los Angeles
St Louis
Incomplete hockey standings storm disrupts Patrick Division
Readable lines show teams like Islanders, Flyers, Calgary, Washington, and Rangers with partial win loss records and goal totals. The fragment hints at Campbell Conference and Patrick Division standings but lacks full context and dates.
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Associated Press
Campbell
TGF Gapts Islanders
Phila
Coat Ee
Aes
Calgary
Wee
Rangers
Carlyle Set to Open Vandalia Tourney vs Ramsey
Carlyle carries a 2-4 record into the Vandalia Holiday Tournament with a 2:15 p.m. first round game against Ramsey. Led by senior guard James Boehne at 17.3 ppg, Carlyle also counts Brian Guthrie and Elden Nottmeyer in double figures.
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Carlyle
Ramsey
James Boehne
Brian Guthrie
Elden Nottmeyer
Wesclin
Cumberland
Neoga
Mount Olive
Pana
Gillespie
Flora
Patoka
Altamont
Dietrich
Vandalia
Cloak-and-dagger myths swirl around NFL spying lore
The article recalls decades of paranoia in professional football as coaches from Allie Sherman to Vince Lombardi and Don Shula recount sightings of spies, birdwatchers, and even a lampshade monitor near practice fields. It notes how office buildings, hotel rooms, and press boxes were blamed for leaks, with Raiders, Jets, Bears, and Chargers featured in anecdotes.
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New York Times
New York
Allie Sherman
Giants
Fairfield University
Philadelphia Eagles
Dick Vermeil
Eagles
Atlanta
Vermeil
Neil Diamond
Dallas Cowboys
Cowboys
Sid Gillman
Los Angeles Rams
San Diego
Chargers
Houston Oilers
Bob Melucci
Joe Gibbs
Don Coryell
Mike
George Allen
Rams
Redskins
Ram
Bears
Chicago
Allen
Gillman
Oilers
Double-O) Boynton
Los Angeles
Washington
Hamp Pool
George
Ralph Hawkins
Dallas
Weeb Ewbank
Baltimore Colts
George Halas
Chicago Bears
Halas
Ewbank
Memorial Stadium
Baltimore
Jets
Denver Broncos
Lou Saban
Walt Michaels
Cleveland Browns
Paul Brown
Brown
Don Shula
Shula
George Young
Bill Arnsparger
Pace University
Pleasantville
N.Y
Papa Bear
Organi
Joe Stydahar
Poe Jim Trimble
Philadelphia
Canada
Wrigley Field
Yankees
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Vince Lombardi
Oakland
al Davis
Size differences define junior college hoops in midwest
Kankakee Community College coach Denny Lehnus explains that junior colleges prize quick 6foot3 guards and 6foot4 centers who can adapt to guard roles. He notes small rosters, no scholarships, and player turnover as major hurdles while highlighting success stories like Dave Carley advancing to Northern Iowa.
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Kankakee
Allegheny
Jackson
Mich
Hiwassee
Tenn
Kankakee Community College
Denny Lehnus
Cavaliers
Kankankee
Rend Lake Community College
Lehnus
Dave Carley
Northern Iowa
Kennedy-King College of Chicago
Hutchinson
Kan
Western Texas College of
Snyder
Texas
Cavalier Express
Kevin Jones
Marshall High
Indianapolis
Craig Jones
Thornton High
Harvey
Carl Erskine
Anderson College
Indiana
Kankakee Westview
Chatsworth
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Teveland
Houston
Denver
Utah
Portlarid
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Pinckneyville
Murphysboro
Nashville
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Goreville
Vienna
Mount Vernon
Marion
Carbondate
Benton West
Frankfort
Centralia
Harrisburg
Herrin
Cairo
McLeansboro
Steeleville
Herrin Murphysboro
Ave
Joppa
Metropolis
Cobden
Cairo Zeigier-Royalton
Ray Blakemore
M’boro
Anthony Webster
Dale Crain
Gorham
Mark Peters
A-J
David Dunn
Gore
Ted Patrick
Jay Connell
Shawnee
Jim Chapman
H’bg
Henry Hand
Kerry Williams
Rnner Mills
Wayne Harre
N’ville
Ronnie Reed
Mark Whittington
Tam
Robert Crossland
Derman Spearman
C’dale
Bruce Hosman
Ci Ab Orchard
Greg Anderson
Elvorado
Wayne Morgenstern
Bob Smith
Brookport
Wade Graskewicz
P’ville
Gary Beckhorn
St’ville
Roger Boswell
Lesser
Tim Willis
Benton
Orlandis Hill
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