Chiefs spoil Raiders comeback in icy 9-7 win
Kansas City upset the Raiders 9-7 in a cold rain soaked game, moving the Chiefs to a game behind Los Angeles in the AFC West at the halfway point. Buck Buchanan and Mike Webster anchored the line as KC built late momentum with Porter's block and Cherry's forced fumble.
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Boomer Esiason Struggles Amid Bengals Slump in 1990
Cincinnati quarterback Boomer Esiason, once NFL MVP, endures a midseason slump. He overthrows and misfires, posting low yardage totals and 13 interceptions with 14 TDs as Cincinnati falls to New Orleans 21-7. He rejects injury claims and pledges no excuses amid team disarray.
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Record deer harvest expected to top 30,000 in Maryland
Maryland wildlife officials predict a record deer kill this season as populations rise post World War II. Harvest projected around 30,000 with extended seasons and higher bag limits to stabilize herds. Bow and rifle hunts run Sept to Jan, muzzleloaders through early January. about 150,000 deer roam statewide.
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Supreme Court declines Bias wrongful death suit
The Supreme Court refused to revive James Biass suit over his sons cocaine linked death in 1986 and a related endorsement and life insurance dispute. The ruling leaves prior decisions denying trial or jury consideration in place. Bias, Maryland All American, died two days after being drafted by the Celtics.
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Japan stars beat U S again in goodwill series
Makoto Sasaki of the Daiei Hawks drove in the go ahead run with a eighth inning single off Rob Dibble as Japan all stars defeated the major leaguers 2 1 at Seibu Stadium Tokyo The AL team had 11 hits but left 10 runners on base They loaded the bases in the eighth and ninth but could not convert ending the game with two outs in the ninth
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