Seventh Straight Win Keeps Steelers Alive for Super Bowl
The Pittsburgh Steelers defeated Cincinnati 7 to 3 in a snowstorm to extend their winning streak to seven. Franco Harris scored the game’s only TD on a four yard run, as Pittsburgh moved within one game of Cincinnati in the AFC Central with two games remaining.
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Pro Football At A Glance
Pro Football At A Glance provides a compact look at recent games with key scores, standout players, and notable performances from the latest NFL action. It highlights team rivalries, player milestones, and upcoming matchups to watch.
Big Four Meet May Be Called Deads' Benefit
Wake Forest defeats North Carolina 97-96 in overtime to claim a third straight Big Four title led by Jerry Schellenberg 22 points who was named MVP for the second year. Duke beats NC State 82-78 as Armstong and Spanarkel lead scoring. Virginia wins Tip-Off, Notre Dame upsets Nova Maryland in overtime. Clemson captures IPTAY Invitational with Wayne Rollins 24 points 14 rebounds. Maryland tops Notre Dame in overtime. detailed game notes follow.
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Maryland Falls In OT As Notre Dame Games Defense Fuel Victory
Maryland, ranked eighth, loses 80-79 in overtime to Notre Dame after defensive breakdowns. Duck Williams hits a 18-foot jumper with 16 seconds left in OT to seal the win. Notre Dame coach Digger Phelps emphasizes switching and aggressive defense as keys to the upset.
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Rookie of the Year James McDougald shines at Wake Forest
James McDougald of Wake Forest, formerly of Deans ACC, emerged from reserve duty to star as a freshman. In the sixth game he ran 248 yards on 45 carries against Clemson, breaking school records and joining NCAA history as one of three freshmen to reach 000 yards, earning Rookie of the Year honors.
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Evert and Orantes win titles at Gunze World Tennis Tour
In Tokyo on Sunday Chris Evert defeated Sue Barker 6-2 7-6 to win the women's singles and Manuel Orantes beat Cliff Drysdale 4-6 6-2 to claim the men's title. Each winner earned 15,000 dollars. Barker and Ann Kiyomiura won the women’s doubles, 4-6 6-8 6-1, over Casals and Dure, while Rosewall and Case claimed the men's doubles 2-6 6-7 7-6 over Orantes and Gerwatis.
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Pitt's Dorsett Aims At National Championship After Penn State Win
Pitt star Tony Dorsett dashed for 224 yards on 38 carries in a 24-7 victory over Penn State, setting school and NCAA records and keeping the national title race open with Georgia, Michigan, USC, Maryland and Rutgers in contention. Ohio State, Oklahoma and Houston also highlighted a chaotic bowl-picture week as Heisman talk centered on Dorsett and Bell of Southern Cal.
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Marsh wins in Japan with six-stroke victory and 40000 prize
Graham Marsh of Australia captured his fourth victory in Japan this year at Phoenix Country Club, finishing 16 under par with an even par 72 to earn 40000 dollars. Miller Barber took second at 278, while Takashi Murakami was one stroke behind at 279 as a 66-player field concluded the 61081 yard, par course event in Kyushu.
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College Football Scores From Various Games Across Nation
A late season round of college football results lists several matchups with wide margins. Notable scores include Boston College 65 over Holy Cross Navy 38, Towson 98 over St. Lawrence 38, Florida 19 over Miami Florida 10, Texas Tech 90 over Arkansas 7, and San Diego State 17 over New Mexico 17.
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