Hart and Metcalf Lead Cardinals Past Giants in NFC East Fight
Hart connected on a 4-yard pass to Willard for St Louis early and Metcalf added a one-yard TD run as the Cardinals held off the Giants. Tolbert and Smith joined in with a second quarter score after an interception, powering St Louis toward a playoff bid with big runs and a 28-7 surge.
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WFL optimistic after New York meetings amid shaky past
World Football League president Chris Hemmeter expresses guarded optimism seeing a light at the end of the tunnel after two days of meetings in New York. Skeptical owner Sincair Kouss questions reports about Shreveport and other cities, while Hemmeter cites strong investor interest despite past market moves.
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St Judes Stars Edge Opponent In Holiday Break Action
Bret Stam led St Judes Marts with 16 points as the team won 22 to 16. Chuck Young anchored defense and Stam pushed their record to 2-4 while Kurt Schweur added key points. The team breaks for holidays and returns January 5.
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Bantam Bowlers Prep for 12 30 P.M. Shift at Center Ridge Lanes
Local bowling center schedules bantam players aged 1 to 12 for the 12 30 PM shift on Saturdays at Center Ridge Lanes. Officials urge participants from Co Oba and nearby areas to arrive early for registration and lane assignment.
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Catfish Hunter Expected To Sign With Yankees
New York AP reports top AL pitcher Jim Catfish Hunter likely becomes a free agent after an arbitration ruling. Decision forwarded to MLBPA and Kuhn, with Hunter stating he expected to test offers from all 24 majors. Hunter has a 161-91-1 record, 40 World Series games, and 25 wins this season, tying for most in the league.
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Panther Club meeting outlines New Year Eve dance plans
Elyria Catholic Paather Cleb will meet tomorrow at the high school cafeteria to finalize plans for a New Year Eve dance and buffet. The event, open to the public at 20 dollars, features three guys serving mass. The dance will be at Ebro Catholic starting at 4 pm. Tickets available from Mr and Mrs C Exsea mather or pastor Ron Gigesbach. officers listed include Garton, Schuster, and Janeties.
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Pro iereeents Pro iereeents Western Dives 220 WBS 761 mM
A fragmented sports brief mentions teams and players across a slate of games. Highlights include Atlanta and New York matchups with scattered scores and player nicknames amid a busy listing of results and standings.
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Steelers Battle Bills in AFC Playoff Clash
The AFC spotlight centers on No. 32 OJ Simpson of the Bills and No. 92 Franco Harris of the Steelers as Pittsburgh clinches 1 000 yard rushing with a 27 3 win over Cincinnati and eyes a playoff showdown with Buffalo who feature Simpson's record setting season and a high powered offense led by Bradshaw.
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Ohio College cage schedule preview and mixed results
A dense, garbled list of college basketball matchups shows Ohio teams like Bowling Green, Wayne, and Mount Union across multiple venues including Toledo and Akron. The snippet also weaves in scattered football notes and a late Steelers interview praising their front four, ending with league and stat tallies.
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