NFL Week Standings and Schedule Snapshot
NFL standings show 16 0.143 64 133 16 0.143 112 204 across teams. Week results list Baltimore 20 NY Jets 0 and 12 point Philadelphia over Detroit by 41 14, with several upsets. Upcoming games include Cleveland at Cincinnati and Green Bay at Detroit with multiple divisional matchups.
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Knicks Rally Past San Antonio in Tight Board
In a high scoring day NY Knicks defeated San Antonio 117 to 98 while Portland beat NY Nets 114 104. The day also saw Chicago fall to Indiana 102 97 and Milwaukee drop 107 111 to Boston in a crowded results card.
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NHL Scores and Schedule Report
The standings show St Louis 4 Detroit 2 Minnesota 4 Chicago 3 Boston 4 Los Angeles 2 and Vancouver 5 NY Rangers Phila 5 Colorado 3 Atlanta 3 Pittsburgh 3 with Buffalo 2 Washington Chicago 7 St Louis 2. Upcoming games include NY Islanders at Montreal NY Rangers at Cleveland Detroit at Los Angeles Vancouver at St Louis.
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Ali offers to reveal two sides of divorce saga
Muhammad Ali says publicity over his divorce from Khalilah Ali is distorted and that he may tell the other side. He acknowledges fathering a child with Veronica Porsche, commends Khalilah for her work with Black women and Islam, and notes two sides to every controversy while protecting his family.
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Haden Leads Rams Past Saints With 40 Yard TD Pass
Rookie Pat Haden relieved Ron Jaworski in the fourth quarter and connected on a 40 yard touchdown to Harold Jackson sealing a 16-10 win over the New Orleans Saints. Haden’s 37 yard completion to Ron Jessie on third down preserved another Ram scoring drive.
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Big Eight shocks hit Nebraska Oklahoma Missouri losses widen title chase
In Norman and Lincoln upsets shake the Big Eight as third ranked Nebraska falls to Missouri 34 24 and Oklahoma loses to Oklahoma State 31 24. Missouri quarterback Pete Woods leads a 98 yard pass play to Joe Stewart and Woods runs for 38 yards. Nationally Michigan Purdue UCLA USC and others win big as Pittsburgh’s Tony Dorsett becomes NCAA all-time major college rushing leader.
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Riessen Beats Lutz at UCSB Finals For 6000 Prize
Marty Riessen defeated Bob Lutz 2 6, 6 2, 6 3 to win the $6,000 top prize in a $20,000 Western States men’s pro tennis event at Robertson Gym on the UC Santa Barbara campus. A crowd of about 2,000 watched the final.
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One gun Lakers jabbed by Cavs
The Cleveland Cavaliers defeated the Los Angeles Lakers 100-95 in Richfield, handing them a second loss in three games as Jabbar scored 29 points but was held without a field goal late. Campy Russell led Cavs with 16 points and Jim Brewer grabbed 18 rebounds.
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