Raiders conquer Packers in Super Bowl rematch rout
Vets led by Pete Baniszak Willie Brown Fred Biletnikoff and Gene Upshaw spearheaded a 32 14 win as the Raiders racked up 469 yards. Ken Stabler credited the offensive line and Phil Villapiano praised defensive plays as Oakland captured their first Super Bowl title in Pasadena.
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Pate Wins Open Despite Poor Play in Phoenix
Jerry Pate won the Phoenix Open in a sudden death playoff over Dave Stockton after both finished regulation at seven under par 277. Stockton bogeyed the 15th while Pate saved par with an 18-inch putt, earning $40,000 to Stockton’s $22,800. Larry Nelson was third at 278 with a final round 71 as several favorites chased the lead.
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NBA Standings and Results Summary
Saturday results include Boston 109 over Buffalo 106, Knicks 102 over Phoenix 95, Cleveland 14 over Washington 107, Indiana 80 over NY Nets 73, Kansas City 106 over Houston 94, Milwaukee 1 over Philadelphia 106 Denver 119, Chicago 99 over Golden St 14, New Orleans 107 over ? Sunday results: Los Angeles 124 over Detroit 118, Portland 150 over San Antonio 113, Seattle 92 over New Orleans 76. Monday Phoenix at Atlanta. Tuesday Houston vs Boston Hartford, Los Angeles at Cleveland, Phoenix at Chicago, Philadelphia at Kansas City, Washington at Milwaukee, Detroit at Golden State, NY Knicks at Portland. Hi 10 Faye Smith 186, Ind Hi 30 Jacklyn Ramsey 466, Team Hi 10 Orchid Butter 992, Team Hi 30 La Rosa De Oro 2839. All Spare Game Jacklyn Ramsey.
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Missouri Tigers Beaten by Kansas in Big Eight Opener
Kansas defeated Missouri 77 to 72 in Kansas City. An on court fight erupted midway through the first half when Kansas’ Herb Nobles elbowed Missouri’s Jim Kennedy.
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Panthers fall to Pratt in final tuneup before conference play
Neosho County, 7-8, lost 103-70 to Pratt Beavers in Great Bend to open the Jayhawk East-West Classic. Gerald Batty led Neosho with 20 points, Lumpkin debut added 2, and coach Mote noted a stronger Eastern Division ahead as he shuffled reserves.
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Rocket gals lose two to Fort Scott Panthers
The Chanute Royster Rockets girls split a twin bill at Fort Scott. Chanute 8th grade lost 23 18 in overtime after tied margins. Chanute 9th grade fell 28 19 amid foul trouble for three starters. Tammy Olson led Chanute with 10 points and 13 rebounds. Fort Scott built a 28 point total with 16 from free throws. The Rockets next host Independence at Lyle Dean Gym starting at 3 p.m.
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Blue Comets Play Week Schedule At Home And Away
The schedule lists Blue Comets events through Friday with junior varsity and varsity matches across teams at Parsons and Independence. Included are junior teams, Royster Rocket grades eight and nine, and Neosho County women and men at Cowley County on Saturday evening.
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