Top Twenty College Teams Shuffle After Thursday Games
AP poll shows No 2 Michigan defeated No 15 Indiana 74 69 while St Johns beat Providence 95 90 in OT and Georgetown fell to Pittsburgh 80 76. Several top teams did not play with North Carolina and Duke idle and LSU and Arizona winning nonconference games.
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Washington vs New York and Boston NBA results roundup
Washington led by Robinson and Malone staged a high scoring comeback in a 115 109 win over New York as Bird and McHale propelled Boston past Indiana 122 104. Detroit Chicago and San Antonio Sacramento and Houston Golden State games produced multi team scoring bursts and notable rebounds and assists.
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Bullets rally past Knicks in 115 109 win cures flu night
Washington Bullets shot 69 percent through three quarters and 61 percent overall to beat the New York Knicks 115-109. Jeff Malone scored 37, Gus Williams 32, Cliff Robinson 28 with Robinson adding 13 rebounds and 10 assists, while Manute Bol blocked seven shots.
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NFL Playoff Bracket and Super Bowl Xx Schedule
The 1982 to 1985 playoff lineage lists New England at New York Jets 26 14 on Saturday December 28 and New York Giants 17 to San Francisco 3 on Sunday December 29. The second round includes Cleveland at Miami 12 30 pm and Dallas at Los Angeles Rams 4 pm on Saturday January 4 and New York Giants at Chicago 12 30 pm plus New England at Los Angeles Raiders 4 pm on Sunday January 5. Super Bowl Xx is set for Sunday January 26 in New Orleans between the AFC champion and the NFC champion at 5 pm.
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Mountain Bear wins Santa Anita feature at Arcadia
In California at Santa Anita Park Mountain Bear drew clear in the stretch to hold off Justicara for a $48,000 feature race. LAUREL Md. He’s Bad won the $12,000 Shining Purse at Laurel Race Course. New York Aqueduct saw Regal Synco prevail by 3 lengths in the $36,000 Corragioso Purse.
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Major League and College Sports Transactions Summary
Dodgers sign pitcher Alejandro Pena for the 1986 season. Bucks name Stu Inman as director of player personnel while Blazers promote Buckwalter. Bullets place Johnson on injured reserve and sign Whalley to a 10 day contract. Oilers fire several coaches including Devlin Faragalli and Gaines and Houston. Canadiens recall Carlson and Devils loan Hiemer and Driver. St Laurent, Daneyko and Velischek recalled. Atlantic 10 names Gertovich acting commissioner. Mississippi State notes Boyd resigning. Southwest Missouri State notes Rich Johanningmeier resigning. Temple names Charles Theokas athletics director after resigning Atlantic 10 post.
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