Flyers Top Rangers 7 4 in NHL Tilt
The Philadelphia Flyers scored three goals in 2:39 to beat the New York Rangers 7 4. Gary McAdam fueled Buffalo in a 57 second burst as the Sabres beat Cleveland 5 1 and extended their unbeaten streak to six games. Don Edwards earned his 17th win, the season's top mark for a goalie.
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AP Picks Steelers over Bengals in Week Eight Playoff Forecast
AP projects Pittsburgh to win the Central this weekend while St Louis tops Washington. It predicts Miami Oakland and Baltimore win, with Minnesota and Chicago factoring into the wild card picture for a December playoff run.
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Clarke County Wrestlers Fall To James Wood B Team
Clarke County Eagles lost 40 17 to James Wood B team in a dual meet. Clarke forfeited three matches totaling 18 points and saw a late rally attempt, with Jeff Tinsman pinning at 167 pounds and Allen Grubb adding a 50 second pin earlier.
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Player Leads World Cup After Turbulent Round Two
Gary Player fired a four under par 68 to surge into joint individual lead at 140 amid challenging conditions in Manila. George Knudson and Dave Barr kept Canada atop the team standings at 286, four strokes ahead of South Africa and Hugh Barocci, with the Philippines third at 291.
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