Scoreboard detail from Super Bowl XXI Giants over Broncos
Denver 20 9 13 0 33 Denver led 10 7 early with Elway drives. Giants built a 39 20 final margin with Simms and McConkey key plays. Yardage totals and scoring summaries highlight passing from Simms and receptions by Bavaro Manuel and McConkey.
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Top 20 College Basketball Poll Fares and Tournament Notes
AP poll roundup shows Iowa routing Purdue and Indiana, NC and Nevada also winning, while Duke, St Johns, Georgetown and others post mixed results. Tournament results and pro hockey scores accompany the college action across regions and venues.
Individual Game Records and Notable NFL Scorers
Compiled records list top performances by players and coaches. Don Shula leads coaching appearances for Miami, while Roger Craig and Don Chandler headline multiple scoring marks across 1967 to 1987. Includes field goal attempts and longest kicks by Stenerud and Karlis.
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North Carolina Tops AP College Poll After One-Week Slip
North Carolina 17-1 rises to No 1 with 59 first place votes and 1 236 points replacing Iowa which falls after a loss. Iowa drops to second with 1141 points after beat Indiana and Purdue wins. Nevada Las Vegas stays third with 1127 points as Indiana Purdue Syracuse Temple DePaul also noted.
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Phoenix Open final scores and prize money report
Scottsdale Arizona AP reports final scores and prize money from the $600000 Phoenix Open golf tournament held Sunday.
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Mets Agree with Howard Johnson on One Year Contract
National League report states the New York Mets agreed to terms with infielder Howard Johnson for a single season. Other leagues note Milwaukee Bucks sign Junior Bridgeman for the remainder of the season and Philadelphia 76ers activate Andrew Toney. Connecticut announces several ineligible players for the rest of the season while Dartmouth names football coaches and retains an assistant. Kansas names Gary Huff as offensive coordinator and Wyoming names Dave Butterfield as defensive coach.
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Unbeatens fall as DePaul, Iowa, Clemson drop
Iowa loses 80-76 at home to Ohio State ending the nation’s longest winning streak at 18 while DePaul’s 16 game run ends in a 72-71 loss to Georgetown. Georgetown’s Reggie Williams nets the decisive 3 with 28 seconds left as DePaul misfires in the final inbound. Duke upsets Clemson 105-103 in overtime.
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