Rams Clinch NFC West With 26-0 Win Over Bears
Los Angeles Rams dominate Chicago Bears 26-0 to extend their winning streak to four and clinch the NFC Western Division title for the first time since 1969. Lawrence McCutcheon heads ground game with 152 yards. John Hadl passes for 90. Bears suffer fourth straight defeat.
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Trade Billy Williams? Mets eye Wynn as possible move
Houston reports say Jimmy Wynn Billy Williams and Willie Davis could be trade fodder at the winter meetings with Wynn likely to depart for the Mets in a deal centered on pitcher George Stone. Chicago Cubs left Williams open to offers as Oakland and Los Angeles show interest. Danny McLain also up for grabs at $25 000 though unlikely to fetch much.
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AFC races tighten Bengals Browns surprise winners
With two weeks left in the NFL regular season the AFC field tightens as Cincinnati crushed Minnesota 27 0 and Cleveland tied Kansas City 20 20 after a late rally. Dallas beat Denver 22 10 Oakland defeated Houston 17 6 Buffalo topped Atlanta 17 6. In the NFC Washington rallied to beat the Giants 27 24 and Los Angeles clinched the West. Ralph sl.
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The document lists NFL standings with teams such as Atlanta and San Francisco and records like .667. It also chronicles Sunday results including Jets 20 Baltimore 17 and New England 30 San Diego 14, plus listed Monday Saturday and Sunday schedules.
Alabama Clinches National Title With 35 0 Triumph Over Auburn
Alabama dominates rival Auburn 35 0 to cap first national crown since 1964 and third since 1961. Gary Rutledge scores twice as Crimson Tide finish strong while Notre Dame, Oklahoma, Florida, and others also wrap up standout seasons.
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