NFL Week Scoreboard and Weekends Schedule
Summary of Sunday's NFL results including Cincinnati 1 New England 7 Cleveland 21 Buffalo 17 Kansas City 37 Denver 10 Pittsburgh 27 Detroit 17 Indianapolis 28 Atlanta 23 Miami 31 New Orleans 27 Minnesota 32 Green Bay and New York Giants 24 Washington 14 St Louis 10 Philadelphia 14 Chicago 48 Tampa Bay 14 San Diego 27 Houston 24 San Francisco 24 New York Jets 10 Los Angeles Rams 29 Dallas 1 Monday Seattel 37 Los Angeles Raiders 0. Schedule lists Dec 13 Pittsburgh at New York Jets 12 30 p m Washington at Denver 4 p m Dec 14 Buffalo at Indianapolis 1 pm Cleveland at Cincinnati 1 pm Green Bay at Tampa Bay 1 pm New Orleans at Atlanta 1 pm Philadelphia at Dallas 1 pm St Louis at New York Giants 1 pm San Francisco at New England 1 pm Kansas City at Los Angeles Raiders 4 Miami at Los Angeles Rams 4 pm Minnesota at Houston 4 pm Seattle at San Diego 4 pm Monday Dec Chicago at Detroit 9 pm
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Girls basketball results from Monday across multiple Ohio schools
Readouts show scores for many games led by Akron Akr with 60 over Coventry 50 and Akron Hutet 39 over Avon 43. Notable upsets include Boardman 78 over Salem 47 and Day Chamade-Julienne 48 facing Day Bellmont. Other high scores include Dayton Jefferson 65 over Day Meadowdale 30 and Miami East 94 over Spring. NW 34.
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Clearview
Beavercreek
Greenon
Boardman
Salem
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Waynesville
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Indian Wall
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Ontario
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Wellsville
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Xenia
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Ohio State Bowls Bowling Green In Half Time Lead
Ohio State led Bowling Green 37 to 18 at halftime behind strong shooting led by Wilson 5 of 7 and Burson 4 of 7. Ohio State dominated rebounds 28 to 21 and converted 7 of 30 free throws while BG struggled from outside and committed 14 fouls.
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Baseball and NBA and hockey moves across leagues
Transactions list trades signings and roster changes across baseball hockey and basketball. Orioles traded John Stefero to Montreal for a player to be named later. Twins named Jim Shellenback and German Heimueller as coaches in minor leagues. A’s released Wayne Gross. Phillies bought Taft Broadcasting shares for 24.1 million. Bulls activated Gene Banks and released Darren Daye. Rockets placed Robert Reid on IR and acquired Dirk Minniefield. 76ers waived Jim Les. Sabres recalled Jeff Parker and Rangers recalled Raima Helminen. Penguins sent Mike Rowe and Nei Belland to Baltimore for AHL duties. Amateur Basketball Association named coaches for 1987 US Olympic Festival. Toledo Pride resigns Klaas De Boer and named interim coach Lesh Shkreli.
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Baltimore Orioles
John Stefero
Montreal Expos
Minnesota Twins
Jim Shellenback
Orlando
Visalia
California
Oakland A
Wayne Gross
Philadelphia Phillies
Bill Giles
JDB Associates
Tn-Play Associates
Fitz Eugene Dixon Jr
Taft Broadcasting Co
Hiladelphia Phillies
National Basketball Association
Chicago Bulls
Gene Banks
Darren Daye
Houstoockets
Robert Reid
Dirk Minniefield
Cleveland Cavaliers
Philadelphia Sixers
Jim Les
Hockey
National Hockey League
Buffalo Sabres
Jeff Parker
Rochester
American Hockey Aeue
NEW York Rangers
Raima Helminen
New Haven
Pittsburgh Penguins
Mike Rowe
Nei Belland
Baltimore
Eddie Sutton
Lefty Driesell
Jud Heathcote
Andy Russo
College Basketball Scores From Various Matches
A wide listing of college men’s basketball results shows Alderson-Broaddus 80 over Concord 66 and several other league outcomes. Notable results include Navy 57 over St. Leo 57 and New Hampshire College 103 over Merrimack 67, with many teams across the Northeast and Midwest posting wins and losses.
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Bethune-Cookman
Shore
Boston
Utica
Bridgeport
American Int
Bucknell
Susquehanna
Cheyney
West Chester
Clark
Mass
Anna Maria
Columbia
Lafayette
Delaware
Widener
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Pitt-Bradford
Edinboro
Mercyhurst
Fairfield
Siena
Franklin & Marshall
Moravian
Gannon
Slippery Rock
Harvard
Brandeis
Hawthorne
New England
Houghton
Brockport St
Medgar Evers
Purchase St
Molloy
Webb
Mt. St.Mary's
Kutztown
Navy
St. Leo
New Hampshire
Merrimack
New Haven
Dowling
NJ. Tech
Ramapo
N.Y. Maritime
ML St. Vincent
Duke
Davidson
East Carolina
Northeastern
E. Kentucky
Milligan
Faulkner
Miles
Howard
Campbell
Livingston
William Carey
Louisiana Tech
Georgia Coll
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Fairleigh Dickinson
Miami
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William & Mary
Morris Brown
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Greensboro
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Frontiere sentenced in tax case tied to Super Bowl tickets
Dominic Frontiere husband of Rams owner Georgia Frontiere must serve one year and a day in prison for not reporting income from scalped 1980 Super Bowl tickets and lying to the IRS. He received a $15,000 fine and three years probation after pleading ignorance of illegality.
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Los Angeles Rams
Georgia Frontiere
Internal Revenue Service
Frontiere
U.S
William D. Keller
Sweet Land
Richard Leon
Worcester hits 610 marks in Sparemakers league action
Bette Worcester led area scorers with a 610 series at Center Ridge, firing 202 214 194 for her first 600 Club score of the season. Cindy Jarvis, Ann Coy, Nellie McLeod, Peggy Keller and Marlene Kilmer posted 500s and 550s as part of the Sparemakers and Classic circles.
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Bette Worcester
Center Ridge
Worcester
Cindy Jarvis
Ann Coy
Nellie McLeod
Peggy Keller
Marlene Kilmer
CLUI
Elyria Catholic seeks scrimmage for freshmen basketball
EC freshman team seeks a scrimmage on December 29 or 30. Contact coach Lou Rotunda at 329-7000 365-1821 or 323-1840 to arrange. Elyria Parks and Recreation holds late registration for youth hoops Wednesday 6 30 to 8 30 pm at East Park Center.
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Elyria
Elyria Catholic
Lou Rotunda
Elyria Parks and Recreation Department
East Park Recreation Center
Area golfers earn All-Academic honors in Lorain County
LAGRANGE The All Academic awards for golf were accidentally left out of the All Lorain County Conference fall athletes list. Recipients include Mike Irwin Avon Brookside’s Dave Anderson Elyria West’s Steven Stroup and Keystone’s Bob Koviak.
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Lagrange
Lorain
Moran rolls first 700 in Attorney Ruskan Classic at Elyria
Moran led the way with a 728 in the Attorney Ruskan Classic at Elyria Bowling Center as 16 bowlers topped 600. He opened with a 264, then 246 and 218 for his first 700 of the season, while Dave McCracken led the 600 Club with 685 and Norm Moore topped the Oberlin Classic with 674. Fred Daniels and Rich Barnes rounded out the top five in the event’s standings.
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Stretch Moran
Elyria
Moran
Dave McCracken
St. Jude
Norm Moore
College Lanes
Fred Daniels
Rich Barnes
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