Raiders Dominate Vikings 32 14 to Win Super Bowl XI
Ken Stabler directs Oakland to a record offense in Pasadena as Clarence Davis rushes for 137 yards and the Raiders defeat Minnesota 32 14. Oakland sets Super Bowl yardage mark 429 as Stabler throws for 180 yards and a TD and Willie Brown returns an interception 75 yards for another score.
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Raiders Triumph in Super Bowl XI Nine-Year Wait Ends
Oakland Raiders defeat Minnesota Vikings 32-14 in Super Bowl XI with Ken Stabler passing for 429 total yards. Al Davis and John Madden celebrate as Biletnikoff earns outstanding player honors. Banaszak recalls 1968 loss and relives title after long drought.
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Vikings Suffer 32 14 Defeat in Super Bowl XI
Minnesota star Brent McClanahan and teammates voiced despair after Oakland Raiders dominated the Super Bowl XI clash. Jeff Siemon led with 15 tackles as Minnesota fell behind early and could not recover. Coach Bud Grant credited Oakland as the better team, highlighting key plays by Fred Biletnikoff that sealed the victory.
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West Wins In Black Classic
West quarterback Jeremiah Tillman starred in a 12-9 win over the Fast in the Black College All-American Football Classic. Tillman ran for a touchdown and passed for over 200 yards, setting up the West’s first score with a 47-yard pass to Wis ter Hayes. Charlie White of Bethune-Cookman added a 27-yard run to give the West the lead, while Norfolk State’s James Flowers hit a 31-yard field goal for the East. Tillman’s six-yard TD capped the West victory after a 77-yard, eight-play drive to start the second half.
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Beavers Lead Area Ratings With 3-0 Start In 1977
Bluefield and Pineville top the first 1977 Area ratings after a perfect start. Welch and Princeton share Division A Nos 2 3 positions after losses to Beavers. Grundy sits fourth ahead of Northfork as weather postponements cloud results.
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Pate Wins Phoenix Open in Sudden-Death Playoff
Jerry Pate defeated Dave Stockton in a playoff at the Phoenix Open after both finished 72 holes at 277 seven under par. Pate birdied the playoff 15th while Stockton bogeyed and missed his comeback putt, earning Pate $40,000 and Stockton $22,800 in the inaugural 1977 tour event.
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Brushfork Armory hosts Monday high school college double header
Northfork Demons meet Man cage in the 7:00 p.m. opener with Bluefield State Big Blues hosting Wheeling in the following game. Bluefield State IDs and season passes honored. Northfork passes not. Tickets $2.25 adults $1.25 students. advance sales at Bluefield State outlets and Northfork High School.
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Arboursville High Seeks 10th Game As Triple A Tourney Looms
Arboursville High plans a 1977 football schedule similar to Martinsburg with nine games booked including Kentucky and Ohio opponents. The section’s Class AAA tournament uses a three-game format at Concord gym, with winners advancing to the final, while controversy and fan interest linger over venue and coverage.
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Maryland Wins 87 80 Over North Carolina State
Brad Davis poured in 26 points including 11 in the final seven minutes to lift 15th ranked Maryland past NC State 87 80 in an Atlantic Coast Conference clash in College Park. The Terps overcame a late rally by the Wolfpack as Davis and teammates, led by Sheppard and Gibson, secured the home victory.
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