Weekend NFL Scores and Highlights Across Standings
NFL weekend results feature Oakland van Eeghen rushing for 143 yards, Stabler passing for 230 yards, and strong showings from New York Giants Washington and Cincinnati. Key games include Detroit, San Francisco, and Philadelphia matchups with notable rushing and receiving leaders, plus NBA and hockey scores from Saturday and Sunday across multiple cities.
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Stabler
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Siont
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Walker
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Thomas
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Robinson
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Reed
Bailey
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White
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Podola
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Kane
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Allison Captures 500 and Rodgers Wins Marathon
Donnie Allison won the American 500 at Rockingham driving a Chevrolet for a dominant Grand National race earning $17,135 and adding his second victory in 15 starts. Bill Rodgers set a world-class time of 2 11 28.2 in the New York City Marathon, finishing first ahead of Jerome Drayton. Funeral services were planned for Roy Riley Jr., Tennessee Alabama Georgia sportswriter. Tokyo police opened an inquiry into the Japan Grand Prix fatal incident won by James Hunt at Fuji International Speedway circuit.
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Pate Captures Southern Title By Seven Strokes
Jerry Pate won the Southern Open by seven strokes at Green Island Country Club finishing 14 under par. Johnny Miller, Mac McLendon, Steve Taylor and Phil Hancock shared second. Hubert Green and Lee Trevino also contended with solid rounds.
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