Raiders Beat Giants 33 17 in Week Summary
Oakland defeated New York 33 to 17 with Bahr kicking points and Whittington, Branch and Chester contributing. Plunkett threw for 164 yards as Oakland outpaced Brunner and Perry receivers for a decisive win amid Ramses-like scoring drives.
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Weekday NFL Standings and Results Include Patriots Edge Saints
Standings show Washington, Cleveland, New England leading with scores: Patriots 38, Saints 27. Other games include Broncos 25 over Seahawks 17 and Cowboys 35, Eagles 27. Also listed are Hall of Fame and Fiesta Bowls with teams and broadcast details.
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Expos sign Bahnsen to two-year deal
National League transaction notes report Montreal Expos signing pitcher Stan Bahnsen to a two-year contract. The move adds depth to the pitching staff and signals the club's pitching plans for the near term.
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SPN's Kahan dies after heart surgery
ST. LOUIS AP Oscar Kahan, assistant managing editor of The Sporting News and former AP writer, died at St. Louis University Hospitals from complications after heart surgery at age 71. A St. Louis native, he joined The Sporting News in 1948 and remained there until his death, after stints at the St. Louis Star-Times and AP in New York and Kansas City.
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Hwang Chung-Jae Defends Orient and Pacific Welterweight Title
In Seoul Hwang Chung-Jae of South Korea KO'd Mike de Guzman of the Philippines in the third round to retain the Orient and Pacific welterweight championship. Also in New York Tony Ayala Jr KOs Earl Liburd and outpoints Norberto Figueroa. Johnny Bumphus outpoints Figueroa. Chris McDonald stops Benjamin Smith. Mitch Green stops Harold Rice. Alex Ramos stops Leo Martinez. Davey Moore outpoints Teddy White.
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