Giants dominate All-Pro lineup with Taylor leading six Giants
Lawrence Taylor headlines the Associated Press All-Pro team, leading four Giants named to the first unit as the NFL’s top sack maven returns from rehab to post league highs. Dan Marino earns the quarterback nod for a third straight season, with Eric Dickerson and others pairing on offense and a strong Giants presence on defense and special teams.
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Rams upset with officiating in NFC wild card game
Washington built a 3-0 lead as LeRoy Irvin deflected a pass then drew a 15-yard unsportsmanlike conduct penalty that extended a drive. A replay decision on a Rams fumble delayed play, allowing Washington to add a field goal and later score a lone touchdown. Rams coaches and players criticized the officiating and delays as pivotal.
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Bears Reach Atlanta For Playoff Prep At Suwanee Field
The 14 2 Bears fly to Atlanta Georgia to practice at the Falcons Suwanee site ahead of their NFC divisional playoff. Coach Ditka emphasizes avoiding turnovers as Doug Flutie starts the playoff at quarterback with Tomczak and Fuller backing him. Walter Payton misses practice but expected to be ready for Saturday. The refrigerator Perry weighs 350 pounds impacting goal line use.
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Mount St Marys hosts holiday tourney after 16 day layoff
Mount St Marys College resumes action tonight hosting a holiday tournament. The Mountaineers, 9-1 and riding a six game win streak, face Stockton State in the second game as Northern Kentucky faces West Chester in the opener at 6 30. Paul Edwards paces Mount with 17 3 ppg.
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Black Hawks top Caps in late rally for 7-5 win
Denis Savard scored with 2 37 left to break a 5 5 tie and lift the Chicago Blackhawks past the Washington Capitals 7 5. Savard added three assists, taking the puck from Bob Sauve and beating Bob Mason for his 19th goal as Chicago rallied from deficits of 3 2 and 4 3.
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Manuel May Return for Giants in Playoffs
New York Giants coach Bill Parcells said Lionel Manuel showed signs of improvement in practice, potentially returning for the divisional title game. Manuel, sidelined 12 games by a knee injury, ran and cut during practice and could help in a showdown versus San Francisco or the Rams.
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Scorecard Update From Postseason Pro Hockey and College Sports
A fragmented update notes hockey and college basketball and football events. Mentions ESPN coverage, the WHA, Liberty Bowl in Monnesora Wyoming Tennessee, UNLV, Legat Classic championship game, and a 1130 pm BTS slot with scattered times.
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Roaders end skid with 42-38 win over Gettysburg
Brunswick snapped a six game skid with a 42-38 victory at Gettysburg in the Gettysburg Holiday Tournament. Randy Dorsey led the Railroaders with 14 points as Brunswick used a strong fourth period to pull away after halftime tied 17-17.
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Rams Mistakes Hand Redskins Playoff Win
The Redskins beat the Rams 16-7 as Los Angeles, plagued by seven straight scoreless playoff periods and three Dickerson fumbles, fell behind early then pushed to a late drive stalled by Washington’s defense and Alvin Walton’s interception. Atkinson added four field goals for Washington.
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