Bills Shock Falcons and Bengals Shutout Vikings
Bills upset Atlanta 34 21 as Cincinnati routed Minnesota 27 0 in NFL action. Bengals defense forced turnovers, while Vikings suffered their worst loss in years. Cowboys beat Broncos 22 10, Spurrier led 49ers to 38 28 win over Eagles. Packers and Lions won varied AFC NFC showdowns.
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Clippers Top Robins 5-3 in AHL thriller
Baltimore Clippers defeated the Richmond Robins 5-3 for their third win in a row and fourth in five games. Brian Murphy scored two unassisted goals, breaking a 2-2 tie in the second period and again on a third period breakaway.
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Australia Hopes To Keep Davis Cup For Some Years
In Cleveland, John Newcombe and Rod Laver led Australia to a 5–0 shutout of the United States as they won the Davis Cup final. Newcombe beat Stan Smith 6-1 3-4 6-3 2-6 6-4 and Laver defeated Tom Gorman 3-6 6-3 4-6 6-3 6-1, with Australia gaining the cup for years. The U.S. team suffered its first Davis Cup shutout since 1956.
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Hayes Helps Cap Center Opener for Bullets Victory
Hayes scored the deciding field goal and blocked Seattles late attempts as the Washington Bullets beat the Seattle SuperSonics 98-95 in the Capital Centre debut. Brinker scored late for Seattle, but Bullets preserved the win with a clutch finish.
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Steelers Tackle Dolphins in Monday Night NFL Matchup
Miami hosts Pittsburgh in a nationally televised game as the Dolphins seek playoff leverage. Owner Joe Robbie argues the season began with the Thanksgiving win over Dallas and aims to prevent Dallas from challenging them if they reach the Super Bowl.
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Baseball winter meetings focus shifts from trades to manager disputes
At Houston meetings the AL and NL confront managerial holdouts and contract talks. Detroit, New York, and Oakland clash over Ralph Houk and Dick Williams while Marjorie Everett faces resistance over the Padres sale. The draft of minor leaguers is expected to reclaim attention after a rare six selections last year.
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Capital Centre Opens Amid Hectic Ceremonies in Landover
The Capital Centre opened this Sunday in Landover Maryland as home to the Capital Bullets of the NBA and a coming NHL franchise. Gov. Mandel presided at the ceremonial toss while traffic plagues the Beltway and occupancy permits were issued.
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