Montana leads 49ers in Super Bowl XIX victory over Dolphins
Joe Montana dazzled with three touchdown passes and a 59 yard rushing performance as the San Francisco 49ers rolled past Miami 38-16 to claim Super Bowl XIX. Montana earned MVP honors with 331 passing yards and five scrambles, while Roger Craig added two TD receptions and a rushing score. The 49ers finished the season 18-1, with Don Shula’s Dolphins unable to stop the Geno Walsh devised offense and a relentless defense.
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Montana Runs Away With MVP In Super Bowl Nineteen
San Francisco quarterback Joe Montana rushed five times for 59 yards and a touchdown as the 49ers beat the Dolphins 38 16. Montana said the yardage was unplanned and credited his offensive line for big holes that opened as Miami used overload coverage.
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Stringer's crew rips Michigan in Hawkeyes win
Iowa defeated Michigan 70-45 at Carver-Hawkeye Arena as 14 Hawkeyes played and 10 scored. Coach Stringer praised her bench while Michigan coach Bud Van de Wege marveled at Iowa's aggressive defense and intensity. The victory tied Iowa for first in the league at 5-0 and improved the overall record to 11-4. Michigan, 2-16 in league play, remains at 1-5 in the conference and 4-22 overall.
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Iowa Hawks rout Michigan as McAlpine leads with steal
Iowa freshman guard Maureen Mo McAlpine stole the ball from Michigan's Kelly Benintendi and helped the Hawkeyes roll to a 70-45 win at Carver-Hawkeye Arena. Lisa Long scored 16 points as Iowa remained unbeaten in Big Ten play with their fifth straight victory.
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Iowa Freshmen Lead Hawkeyes In Big Ten Split
Iowa, led by fresh men guards Lorenzen Reaves and Banks, helped by Jeff Moe and Clarence Jones, upset Purdue and Illinois before a three overtime setback at Michigan. Coach Raveling praises his team while planning to beat Northwestern. The Hawkeyes sit tied for fewest losses in the conference as they push for respect.
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