Pro Hockey Standings and Results Summary
Buffalo beat New York Rangers 6 0? The Islanders defeated Minnesota 3 2. Pittsburgh topped Philadelphia 1 0. Atlanta gained 5 3 over St Louis. Colorado and Montreal tied 3 3 while Los Angeles and Detroit also 3 3. Toronto 3 Vancouver 0. Upcoming: St Louis at Montreal and Detroit at Philadelphia with Cleveland at Los Angeles.
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Iowa State Nears Bowl Bid in Surprising Big Eight Lead
The Cyclones, long a Big Eight doormat, contend for the lead with Nebraska. Iowa State sits unranked and uninvited yet tied atop the conference, a surprise after rare winning seasons since 1960 and a prior bowl run under Johnny Majors.
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Jets blank Buccaneers as Namath sparks first-half surge
Jets shut out the Buccaneers 4 0 for their first shutout in 13 years. Joe Namath came off the bench to connect for a two yard TD pass to Rich Caster in the first half. Ramsey threw 224 yards for the Steelers including a 59 yard TD to Rick Upchurch.
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College grid notes chase balance and bowl implications
Wake Forest coach Carl Tacy cites shooting gains but size and depth limits, while Duke coach Bill Foster notes thin scholarships. Nebraska, Colorado, Oklahoma State vie for Big Eight leverage as Iowa State shocks Nebraska 37 28, forcing selection dilemmas for the New Year’s Night game.
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Phoenix routs San Diego in race for third place
John Gray scored a goal in each period as Phoenix beat San Diego 6-3, placing third and one point ahead of the Mariners. Juhani Tamminen Michel Cormier and Rob Fto rek added Phoenix goals while Kevin Devine scored twice and Norm Ferguson once for San Diego.
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North Stars Rally Fails to Beat Sabres in Tie
McNab Williams gave Los Angeles a lead before Minnesota tied Buffalo with Hogaboam goals. Jarry and Sharpley scored for the North Stars while Ramsay tied late. Savard Perreault and Martin added Sabres goals. Barons beat Capitals 3 2 as Christie scored early in the third to spark Cleveland's win.
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