Denver Giants clash in wild Pro Bowl style showdown
Sunday results show Denver beating New York Giants 23 to 20 in a tense game with passing yards, rushing by Elway and Kosar, several field goals, and late denver drives. The report lists scores, penalties, and player stats amid a cluttered box with multiple teams and upcoming schedules.
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TV Sports College Football The Japan Bowl and More Schedule
ESPN televises The Japan Bowl taped at 1 p.m. with college basketball Georgetown vs Villanova at 7 p.m. on Ch 5. Navy visits George Mason at 7:30 and 11:30 p.m. HTS. Indiana at Michigan and LSU at Oklahoma air at 9 p.m. on ESPN and USA respectively. Also includes wide slate of local college results, schedules, and box scores across multiple programs.
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Capitals Flyers battle to a 2 2 tie in NHL clash
In Philadelphia Scott Mellanby scored with one second left in the second period to force a 2 2 tie with Washington. Mark Howe tied it 2 1 with 47 seconds left in the period, then Mellanby added the equalizer after a Zezel faceoff win. Craig Laughlin had both Capitals goals in the middle period.
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Edwards stars as Mount St Mary’s edges Marion in Yellow Jacket Classic
Mount St. Mary’s held off Francis Marion 77-73 at Randolph-Macon College to end the Yellow Jacket Classic. Edwards scored a season‑high 32 points, guiding the Mount, now 12-2, as Scallion added 19 and Grimes 10. Marion’s Barber sank four threes and Rupert Barber nearly tied late but missed.
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Schroeder Survives Giants Hit Amid Windy NFC Title Loss
Washington quarterback Jay Schroeder endured a rough NFC championship game in East Rutherford New Jersey. He threw 50 passes for 195 yards and was knocked from the field with a mild concussion after his final pass as New York’s defense controlled the game. Schroeder recovered enough to speak to reporters but called the defeat rough and attributed much of the trouble to a 30 mph wind that hindered Washington’s passing.
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Everything went wrong for Redskins in NFC title loss
Washington, led by Gary Clark, failed to score in a 17-0 defeat to the New York Giants in Giants Stadium. Key drops, an early misplay, turnovers, and special teams miscues with a 30 mph wind aided the Giants as Washington’s playoff shutout matched a 1940 Bears loss.
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Giants Narrow Redskins Win Early In Windy Showdown
The Giants took a 17-0 halftime lead and then dominated the second half as Washington's offense stalled. Morris scored twice, Simms connected with Manuel for the opening score and Bavaro for a 61-yard strike, while the Giants’ defense blanked the Redskins after intermission and held a 17-0 advantage at the break.
Giants Stadium to host Giants parade celebration
The New York Giants announced that if they win the Super Bowl the celebration will be at Giants Stadium in New Jersey. After a 17 to 0 NFC title win over the Washington Redskins, the team urged the stadium as the ideal site while New Jersey towns offered ticker tape parades and New York City officials weighed hosting costs. Mayor Koch initially declined public funding but later agreed to a parade after American Express offered $700,000 to sponsor a New York event.
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Liberty holds off Thomas Johnson 53 44 in girls clash
Liberty defeated Thomas Johnson 53 44 in a tight girls game Saturday with Liberty leading 22 18 at halftime. TJ’s Peggy Shreve scored 15 points and Michelle Summers added 10 as TJ moves to 8 3 on the season.
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