Rockets Top Bullets Behind McCray Olajuwon Rally
Rodney McCray and Akeem Olajuwon sparked a 17-2 first quarter run that carried the Houston Rockets to a 111-100 win over the Washington Bullets on Saturday night in Landover Maryland. The victory closed a four game road trip as Bernard King led Washington with 26 points and Mark Alarie added 18 in the fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landover
Rodney McCray
Akeem Olajuwon
Houston Rockets
NBA
Washington Bullets
Rockets
Bullets
McCray
Olaju
Houston
Bernard King
Mark Alarie
Cleveland
Phoenix
Richfield
Ohio
Mark Price
Cleveland Cavaliers
Phoenix Suns
Walter Davis
Cavaliers
Nuggets beat Pistons 151 142 in Pontiac led by English 34
Denver Nuggets defeated the Detroit Pistons 151 142 in Pontiac Michigan with Alex English scoring 34 including a decisive 1 30 left three point play. Jay Vincent added 30 as Isiah Thomas had 40 points 17 assists for Detroit while Vinnie Johnson surged late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Detroit
Pontiac
Mich
Alex English
Jay Vincent
Denver Nuggets
Detroit Pistons
Isiah Thomas
Pistons
Nuggets
Danny Schayes
Vinnie Johnson
Chicago
New Jersey
Dave Corzine
John Paxson
Michael Jordan
Chicago Bulls
New Jersey Jets
Schayes
Copper
Lever
Adams
Rasmussen
Vincent
Dunn
Hanzuk
Evans
Daniley
Salley
Laimoor
Dumars
Thomas
Mahorn
Johnson
Rodman
Bedford
Cooper
Detroi
Laimbeer
Level
Touls
Daly
College Bowls Scoreboard Highlights From Fiesta to Sugar Bowls
The 3pm scoreboard shows No. 3 Florida State defeating Nebraska 31 to 28 in the Fiesta Bowl while No. 4 Syracuse and No. 6 Auburn tied 16 to 16 in the Sugar Bowl. Nebraska, LSU, Michigan State, and others posted wins or losses in bowls, with several matchups including Texas A&M beating Notre Dame 35–10 in the Cotton Bowl and Clemson routing Penn State 35–10 in the Florida Citrus Bowl. The slate includes Rose, Gator, Liberty, Holiday, and Bluebonnet Bowls plus NFL playoffs and shrine game notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ima
Fonda State
Nebraska
Syracuse
Auburn
Florida State
Louisiana State
South Carona
Michigan State
Southern Calfornia
South Carolina
Lou'siana State
Oklahoma State
West Virginia
Notre Dame
Texas Abm
Texas A&m
Clemson
Penny State
Georgia
Arkansas
Southern California
Mchigan State
Tennessee
Indiana
Iowa
Wyoming
Pitsburg
Texas
Penn State
Florida
Holiday Bow Shifts, Many Crews Clash In Bowl Lineup
Independent and college teams fill a crowded schedule with multiple bowls set from Dec. 19 to Dec. 31. Notable matchups include Washington facing Texas A&M, UCLA clashing with Florida, and Michigan State meeting Southern Cal, plus the Sun Bowl in El Paso and the Sugar Bowl in New Orleans featuring Syracuse and Auburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caltoria
Fresno
Cal
Eastern Michigan
San Jose St
Independence Bow
Shreveport
Wasningon
Tulane
American ‘Bom
Birmingham
Alagma
Brigham Young
Sun Bow
el Paso
Texas
Coklahoma State
West Virgina
Montgomery
Ala
South
Alona
Honolalu
UCLA
Fonda
Iberty
Memphis
Tenn
Araneae
Anaheim
Cali
Avaona
Force
San Diego
Iowa
Wyoming
Jackscnvile
Louisiana
South Carina
Dallas
Notre Dame
New Orleans
Syracuse
Auburn
Michigan St
Southern Cal
Miami
Fla
Oklahoma
Tampa
Chigan
Alabama
Atlantaee
Indiana
Boston Bruins defeat Nordiques in rough 5-1 win
Ken Linseman scored twice and Geoff Courtnall added three assists as Boston beat Quebec 5-1 in a penalty filled game with 219 total penalties. Rick Middleton opened the scoring and Peter Stastny drew a double minor for roughing as the Nordiques staged rough play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Ken Linseman
Geoff Courtnall
Boston Bruins
Quebec Nordiques
Bruins
Nordiques
Don Koharski
Willi Plett
Quebec
Mike Eagles
Rick Middleton
Peter Stasny
Top Twenty co basketball results update on Saturday
AP Top Twenty recap shows No. 2 Kentucky and No. 3 Pittsburgh both winning while several top teams idle. No. 4 North Carolina defeated UCLA 80-73, No. 7 Syracuse crushed Siena 129-72, No. 15 Nevada Las Vegas beat New Mexico State 69-64, No. 16 Iowa State beat South Dakota 95-?. multiple others did not play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Antona
Kentucky
Pittsburgh
Florida
North Carolina
UCLA
Wyoming
Stephen F. Austin
Temple
Syracuse
Siena
Pitsburgh
Duke
Oklahoma
Purdue
Michigan
Indiana
Iowa
Nevada-Las Vegas
New Mexico State
Iowa State
South Dakota
Also Mentioned on This Page
Joe Barry
Capital Centre
Washington
Olajuwon
The
Jordan
Stanford
Honolulu
Mobile
NEC
San Francisco
Inanacote
Garver
TBA
San Die
Wild Care
Minnesota
Seattle
Indianapolis
Nance
Bowarge
Homaceh
Dave
Baroy
Thompson
Cook
Sanders
Price
K Johnson
Cuny
Corbin
Hubbard
Dudley
Rogers
Spoint
Davis
Edwards
West
Humphries
Porrsen
Floyd
Leavl
Manwal
Carl
Fee
Comer
Biohnnon
Tovats
Cateape
Joes
Mare
Matone
Bopume
King
Rogues
Mousion
Willams
Bradley
Gmingki
Birdsong
O'Karen
Hopson
Engler
Comegys
Salers
Oakley
Brown
Sparrow
Paxson
Corzine
Pippen
Grant
Threat
Waiters
Gminski
Phiadelphia
New York
Lana May
Miwanee
Cacage
Ngsana
Houston i
San Antonio
Utan
Sacramento
LA. Lakers
Pontana
Golden State
Los Angeles Clippers
Atlanta
Os Angie
Ales
Porian
Ulan
Los Angeles Lakers
Harters
Butalo
Campbell
St Lous
Toronto
Winnipeg
Vancouver
Los Angeles
Edmonton
NY Islanders
Hartford
Butfalo
New York Rangers
Calgary
St Loui
Montreal
Buttao
Bengt Gustafsson
Clint Malarchuk
Washington Capitals
Edmonton Oilers
Wayne Gretzky
NHL
Capitals
Oilers
N.Y. Islanders
Uniondale
N.Y
Pat LaFontaine
New York Islanders
Pittsburgh Penguins
Penguins
Nassau Coliseum
LaFontaine
Islanders
Pat Riggin
Conn
Mike Liut
Hartford Whalers
New Jersey Devils
Liut
Whalers
Buffalo
Mike Foligno
Buffalo Sabres
Toronto Maple Leafs
Ray Sheppard
Phil Housley
Christian Ruuttu
Uwe Krupp
Sabres
Wendel Clark
Clark
Gary Leeman
Russ Courtnall
Leafs
Philadelphia
Dave Poulin
Pelle Eklund
Philadelphia Flyers
Vancouver Canucks
Flyers
Murray Craven
Derrick Smith
St. Louis
Herb Raglan
St. Louis Blues
Calgary Flames
Rick Meagher
Perry Turnbull
Tony McKegney
Red Wings
N.Y. Rangers
Bloomington
Minn
James Patrick
Minnesota North Stars
Ulf Dahlen
Rangers
Porky Bradberry
NY Rangers
Kansas
Memphis State
Louisvile
Aiken
Palmetto
Fshig Allscratt
Federal
Carollina
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!