Warriors collapse in final minutes to fall to Lakers
In Oakland the Golden State Warriors squandered a late six minute span, losing 97 90 to the Los Angeles Lakers. Golden State led 79 72 with 6 58 left but scored only three points as the Lakers seized control. Barry led Warriors with 25 points while Jabbar held down the middle for the Lakers.
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Stanford Stops WSU On Late Turnover Spark
Washington State drives to threaten but Stanford capitalizes with a late interception and return for a touchdown. Cordova scores twice as Stanford holds 17-0 at halftime. crowd of 45,000 boos before Gaines blocks a punt and the Cardinal pull away in a tense finish.
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Cal Bears Run Beavers In Football Upset
Cal rips Beavers building a large lead in the third quarter. The Bears capitalized on early drives including a 62 yard and a 16 yard touchdown to surge ahead 21 3. Cal quarterback Pemma connected on multiple passes as Rivera’s replacement Thompcot caught key completions. Beavers finally scored late, with Johnny Taylor rushing for three yards and Lee Overton catching a 16 yard pass.
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Nebraska rally edges Sooners in Stillwater thriller
Vince Fi scored on touchdown runs of four and one yards and twice more as Nebraska upsets Oklahoma 28 30. Ferragamo led the Sooners after Terry Luck left with an eye injury.
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No. 11 Beats No. 10 Missouri In Big Eight Showdown
Colorado stuns Missouri 31-20 as quarterback David Williams throws for a touchdown and runs for another, while Tory Reed adds two rushing scores. Tim Gibore nails 29 and 32 yard field goals as Missouri leads 10-0 before Colorado erupts in the second half.
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Trojans not impressive in dramatic Pac-10 clash
Bruins bruised the Trojans 17-3 as Bell, the nation's top rusher, led a decisive run late in the game. Oregon rode strong defense to slow Southern Cal, while South Bend awaits a tough test next week after a 60 record.
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Bruins beat Washington State 37 23 in Pac-8 clash
UCLA senior Eddie Ayers scored three touchdowns and rusher John Sciarra moved to fifth all time as UCLA topped Washington State 37 to 23 in a high scoring Pac-8 game. Ayers rushed for 111 yards on four carries and scored from 2, 54 and 2 yards while Bruins kicker Brett Wile added a 2 yard field goal in the opening period.
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U S doubles team builds Davis Cup lead in Arizona
The United States doubles pair Erik van Dillen and Dick Stockton topped Venezuela’s Hose and Jorge Andrew to gain a 34 bar lead in Davis Cup play. The match featured early breaks and a strong second set as the Americans seized control, while Caracas natives tried to rally in the third set.
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Seals Fall to Dionne Kings 5 3 in Inglewood
Marcel Dionne scored twice fueling a 5-3 Kings win in Inglewood over the Seals. Dionne has 11 points early season as San Jose or California trailed after the middle period with contributions from rookie defenseman Sargent and linemate Murphy.
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Kane powers SJS to 41 13 victory over Pacific
San Jose State defeated the University of Pacific 41 to 13 in Pacific Coast Athletic Association action. Rick Kane rushed 30 times for 198 yards and two touchdowns, lifting the Spartans to a 17-0 halftime lead as Roger Proffitt and Gary Maddocks connected on a 4 yard TD and Gerald Small returned an interception for a score. Lou Rodriguez tied the Spartans’ field goal record with his 12th of the year.
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Puget Sound Upsets Broncos In Non Conference Win
Tacoma Washington University of Puget Sound stunned Santa Clara 34-21 in a non conference game. The Loggers built a 21-7 halftime lead as Greg Baker scored from four yards and Ron Reeves returned an interception for a touchdown followed by Bill Linnenkohl's for another score. Santa Clara rallied briefly before UPS extended control with key defense and offense in the second half.
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