McConkey Proves He Belongs In Big Game
In Pasadena Phil McConkey, a 29 year old former Navy helicopter pilot, shines as the Giants rout the Broncos 39-20. He sparks the offense with a 25 yard punt return, a key six yard TD reception, and dramatic plays that defy Super Bowl stereotypes.
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Giants Triumph 39-20 Over Broncos in Super Bowl XXI
In the title game, the Giants led by quarterback Phil Simms extended their advantage with tight end Bavaro catching two 17-yard passes and Zeke Mowatt adding a six-yard TD. Elway answered for Denver with a late first-half rally but Karlis missed a 24-yard field goal. third-quarter drives and a Rutledge sneak helped New York pull away, securing the 39-20 victory.
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Stars and Stripes shadow Kookaburras in speed trials for Cup
In Fremantle Australia the Kookaburra II and III duel to be defender against Stars and Stripes in a match starting January 31. Kookaburra III won the defender finals 5-0 over Australia IV. Dennis Conner and Stars & Stripes monitor trials while Dolly the new spinnaker hones on loan from America II.
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Edberg Wins Second Australian Open Title
Sweden's Stefan Edberg defeats Pat Cash in five sets 6-3 6-4 3-6 5-7 6-3 to capture his second Australian Open men's singles crown in Melbourne. Edberg praises his hard work and focus while Cash credits Edberg's serving and outlasting performance.
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Azinger Wins First Pro Tourney At Phoenix Open
Paul Azinger captures his first PGA Tour victory with a 4-under 67 in the final round at Scottsdale winning by one stroke over Hal Sutton. The 268 total earns $108,000 from a $600,000 purse as Sutton falters on the last hole. Calcavecchia ties for third with Tway Zoeller Pavin O Meara Clampett in a crowded leaderboard.
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