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Butler, defense lift Bears
Tribune staff reporterAnd now the chase is on. Believe it or not. The Bears may not remain in the running for a division title until the final game of the season like baseball's San Francisco Giants, but they certainly have caught Chicago's attention the last two weeks....Tags: Chris Gardocki, Philadelphia Eagles, San Francisco Giants, National Football League, Football
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Browns add to Bear blues
Tribune staff reporterThe Bears were at their Monday night worst in a 27-7 loss to the Cleveland Browns, failing miserably in front of a national television audience and 78,722 fans at Municipal Stadium. Losing their third straight game for the first time under Mike Ditka,...Tags: National Football League, Football, Eric Metcalf, Cleveland Browns, Jim Harbaugh
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Minnesota tap-dances on Bears
Tribune staff reporterDon't you just hate it when someone tells you how a movie is going to end when you're only halfway through watching it? That's the feeling unrequited Bears fans had Monday night after watching the Minnesota Vikings virtually write the second-half...Tags: Cris Carter, Football, Shaun Gayle, Soldier Field, Jim Harbaugh
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Bears fall on last-second field goal
Tribune staff reporterIt wasn't exactly a no-hitter, considering the five turnovers the Bears defense and special teams forced. But the struggling Bears brought their offensive problems home with them Sunday night as Phoenix squeezed out a 12-10 victory at Soldier Field. A...Tags: Tom Tupa, NFL Preseason, John Cook, Football, Mike Ditka
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Bears' luck against the Bucs stops here
Tribune staff reporterThe Tampa Bay Buccaneers stopped the tracks of their tears with a rhythmic thumping of the previously unbeaten Bears Sunday at soldout Tampa Stadium. After rolling to early leads of 21-0 and 28-7, Tampa Bay (3-2) survived a furious, but belated, comeback...Tags: Basketball, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, National Football Conference, Football, Mike Ditka
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Bears beat clock—and Lions
Tribune staff reporterIt was a big-game situation every young boy dreams about. Fourth down on the 6-yard line. Five seconds left. Trailing by four points. Playing against the defending division champions on opening day. Nationally televised. Jim Harbaugh and Tom Waddle...Tags: Death, Ray Crockett, Football, Soldier Field, Jim Harbaugh
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It's 4th and long gone for Bears
Tribune staff reporterThere are desperate times, in life, when we all have to decide whether to go for it on fourth down. Bears partisans must grant coach/philosopher Mike Ditka the strength of that conviction. However, as the underdog Bears attempted to extend their playoff...Tags: New York Giants, National Football League, Sean Landeta, Football, Howard Cross
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Bear loss not fatal, just painful
Tribune staff reporterPreseason football is seldom a definitive portent of a team's regular-season fate. The 1985 Bears, for instance, were 1-3 in the exhibitions and wound up 15-1 on the way to Super Bowl glory. So the third straight preseason setback for the Bears,...Tags: Steve Beuerlein, James Rouse, Football, Crimes, Jim Harbaugh
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1 more for the road
Tribune staff reporterThis one might have been a little tougher to digest than your Thanksgiving Day turkey. But after the Bears' 10-6 victory Thursday over the Detroit Lions, Dave Wannstedt smiled and gave thanks to his assistant coaches and players. Terry Obee gave...Tags: Chris Gardocki, Ray Crockett, National Football League, Football, Soldier Field
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Hot Bears beat Cardinals, heat
Tribune staff reporterHalfway through the season and we're suddenly talking disparity, not parity in the National Football Conference Central Division. The rampaging Bears, 31-21 winners over the Phoenix Cardinals Sunday, are threatening to pull away from the pack of...Tags: Career and Workplace, Football, Shaun Gayle, Jim Harbaugh, Mike Singletary
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Bear defense leads rout of Bills; QB verdict still out
Tribune staff reporterBring in Judge Wapner to decide the Bears' starting quarterback question. Five preseason games have provided inconclusive evidence from plaintiffs Jim Harbaugh and Mike Tomczak. The Bears' final dress rehearsal for the 1990 season featured...Tags: Scott Williams, National Football League, Football, Marv Levy, James Williams
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Halloween horror show for Bears
Tribune staff reporterJim Harbaugh looked like a sore loser after Sunday's seven-sack afternoon at Lambeau Field. Bruises on his back, scratches on his legs, swelling on an ankle, Harbaugh was the poster boy for the Bears' 17-3 loss to the Green Bay Packers. Including...Tags: Chris Gardocki, Death, Halloween, National Football League, Football
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