Sunday NFL results and late game schedule
Sunday games include Jets 41 over Buffalo 3 and Steelers 16 over Chiefs 7. Miami 52 over New England 0. Oakland 20 over Cincinnati 14. 49ers 24 over Baltimore 21. Broncos 16 over Los Angeles 10. Eagles 18 over Texans 47. Vikings 16 over Lions 14. Packers 23 over Bears 17. Falcons 36 over Saints 20. Washington 27 over Giants 1. Cowboys 43 over Rams 24. Cleveland at Chargers 9 pm EST on national TV.
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Pittsburgh Ham s it up but Chiefs aren t laughing
Pittsburgh linebacker Jack Ham forced two fumbles aiding a late surge as the Steelers upset the Kansas City Chiefs 17 7. The win, alongside Oakland and Miami results, tightens division races and preserves Miami s 9 0 run. Other games saw Washington edge the Giants, Dolphins crush the Patriots, and multiple teams jockeying for position in the AFC and NFC.
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Phillies trade Rule for Sorenson. Browns founder McBride dies
PHILADELPHIA The 79ers trade center Bob Rule to the Cleveland Cavaliers for forward Dave Sorenson in an NBA deal. CLEVELAND Arthur Mickey McBride, 85, founder of the Cleveland Browns, dies after a heart attack. MONTREAL Brundage blasts Winter Games as unnecessary and future in doubt after Denver bid collapse. OTTAWA Rough Riders beat Alouettes 14-11 in sudden death. final vs Tiger-Cats to open next weekend. PROVIDENCE Brown fires Len Jardine after 9-42-1 record. resignation effective after Nov 25 finale. MELBOURNE Hsieh Min Nan and Lu Liang...
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St Paul closes season with 42 6 win over Plymouth
St Paul finished the 1972 season 8 1 1 after a 42 6 victory over Plymouth highlighted by Tom Bellamy scoring twice and rushing for 200 yards. Chuck Hohler threw a 43 yard TD to Mike Puiuter and a 60 yard run to seal the game as Bellamy added a pair of rushing TDs and Hohler tossed two more scores.
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Wilson wins Lorain County Open Chess Tournament
Larry Wilson of Amherst won the Lorain County Open Chess Tournament with six victories over the weekend. Ken Panzel of Lorain finished second, with Doug Miller of Elyria Rose Wilson of Amherst and Harrison Carter of Lorain tying for third. In league play Amherst leads with a 9-0 record.
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Elyria Catholic Announces Banquet Date and Time
Elyria Catholic will hold its annual football banquet at the school next Tuesday November 2 at 6 10 pm. The event honors the football team and coaches with school officials and players expected to attend.
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Sharman urges NBA 3 point rule to boost excitement
Melvin Durslag surveys pro sports on rule changes from baseball substitutions to football field goals and urges adoption of the ABA style 3 point shot. He notes Bill Sharman champions a 25 foot arc to lift play, stars’ salaries, and motivational challenges for coaches amid aging fans and rising pay.
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Two Lorain CC runners reach NJCAA finals in Florida
Lorain County Community College cross country sent two runners to the NJCAA national finals in Pensacola, Florida, against a field of 300 plus. Grime finished in 22 minutes 29 seconds and Raines in 22 30, five seconds behind the course record. Raines hails from Amherst and Glime from Oberlin, with LOCC placing at least one runner in the national meet.
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