Broncos Stay Unbeaten 23-7 at Denver on Chiefs
Denver defense forces four turnovers and three Jim Turner field goals to beat Kansas City 23-7. Craig Morton scores on a bootleg and Otis Armstrong adds a 1 yard TD as Denver extends its best start in 18 years to four straight wins.
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Southern Zone Tennis Seeds Set For Las Vegas Start
The Southern Zone tournament opens Monday with singles at Las Vegas Clark Western High Schools and doubles at Rancho Valley. Top seeds include Clark's Jack Pate and Valley's Mark Negrete in men singles, Lani Wilcox as top seed in women singles, and Shaw-Wroble as top men doubles.
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Chargers Blank Saints in New Orleans
Mike Fuller returned an 88 yard punt for a touchdown and the Chargers defense limited Archie Manning as San Diego defeated New Orleans 14 to 0. Rickey Young added a 5 yard rushing TD late, with a drive that included a 22 yard run and a 12 yard pass to Bob Klein. Turnovers and penalties hampered both teams.
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Falcons blank 49ers 7 in NFC West showdown
Alfred Jenkins caught a 39 yard deflected pass from Scott Hunter for the Falcons only score as Atlanta beat San Francisco 7 to 0. The win put Atlanta in first place in the NFC West and earned the Falcons a 3‑1 record while San Francisco dropped to 1‑4.
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Redskins Edge Buccaneers 10-0 to Extend Win Streak
Mike Thomas scored on a 6 yard run and Mark Moseley added a 44 yard field goal in the first period as Washington built a 10 point lead. Tampa Bay's offense failed to score, misfired on two more field goals, and fell to 18 straight losses.
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UNLV Quarterback Club Meets Monday at Royal Inn
The UNLV Quarterback Club will meet Monday at noon at the Royal Inn Casino on Convention Center Dr. The Gold Room luncheon is open to the public and will feature Rebel football coach Tony Knap. Films of UNLVs 59 29 win over Western Illinois will be shown.
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Cowboys stay flawless with late interceptions and Dorsett burst
Dallas defeat St Louis 30 24 to stay unbeaten as Lee Nelson pass interference sets up two fourth quarter Cowboys scores. Roger Staubach threw to Golden Richards for the go ahead 17 yard score with seven minutes left while Tony Dorsett added a 1 yard TD push Dallas ahead. Cliff Harris and Charlie Waters key interceptions to thwart late Cardinals threats. Dorsett ran 140 yards on 14 carries including a 77 yard TD.
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Tarkenton Puts Vikes Past Lions in NFC Central Lead
Fran Tarkenton threw two first quarter TD passes as the Minnesota Vikings beat the Detroit Lions 14 7 to seize sole possession of the NFC Central lead. Tarkenton connected with Sammy White for a 12 yard TD and teamed with Ahmad Rashad for a 59 yard score, while Greg Landry's 8 yard pass to Luther Blue was Detroit's only touchdown. The win lifts Minnesota to 3 1 while Detroit falls to 2 2 at Metropolitan Stadium in 59 degree sun before 45 860.
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