Tigers Acquire Roberts May and Crawford In 7-Player Deal
Detroit and Houston swapped seven players in a winter meetings move. Detroit landed veteran lefty Dave Roberts catcher Milt May and reliever Jim Crawford from Houston for four players. Houston received Leon Roberts Terry Humphrey and pitchers Mark Lemongello and Gene Pentz. Tigers GM Jim Campbell said the club seeks help now while Astros GM Tal Smith touted four top-grade pitchers added for pitching catching and the outfield.
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San Francisco Bay Area
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ACC Teams Ride Saturday Wins Amid Virginia Loss
In Saturdays ACC action Maryland North Carolina N C State Wake Forest and Clemson posted non conference victories while Virginia Cavaliers dropped their league lid lifter to Duke 81 79 in Durham Duke trailed 54 43 before a 19 2 run. Duke stars Willy Hodge 26 Tate Armstrong 20 led the comeback with 9 minutes left. Virginia high scorers were Wally Walker 2 Marc Lavaron i 18.
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Hart Lets Cardinals Dominate Cowboys Early in 31 17 Victory
Cardinals attack early with Hart tossing three first half TDs as Dallas cannot recover. Washington and Miami win tight late finishes keep pace in title races. Baltimore clinches seventh straight with Mitchell over 1 000 yards. Namath leads Jets past New England in a seven game skid ender.
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Don Strock
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Bartkowski
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Pro Football At A Glance Cleveland 34 0 47 Pittsius stung 7:37-31
Pro Football At A Glance reports a chaotic score list with Cleveland victory details over Pittsburgh and multiple game outcomes across the league. It lists key scorers, fumble returns, passes from Bradshaw, and various late afternoon and Monday/Tuesday game schedules with rushing and receiving leaders by team. It includes upcoming fixtures and individual leader statistics for rushes, receptions, and passing.
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Lynn Swann
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Kenny Anderson
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New Orleans
Archie Manning
Jim Peterson
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Jack Pardee
Roland Harper
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Joe Namath
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Last Game For Little Raiders To Host Broncos Tonight
Denver star Floyd Little faces Oakland for the 18th and final time as both teams clash in a nationally televised game. Raiders full strength aside from Hubbard, and Madden’s crew aim to extend a six game win streak while Denver eyes a strong finish and a chance at playoff hosting.
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Otis Armstrong
Syracuse
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Arkansas Humbles Aggies For Cotton Bowl Berth
Arkansas shocks Texas A&M 31-6 to secure a Cotton Bowl berth as Georgia looms in the New Year’s Classic. Aggies finish 10-1, while Texas A&M’s defense shone late, and coach Emory Bellard took responsibility for the poor showing.
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