NFL Week Summary From By Penn Press
Sunday results across the NFL feature multiple games with key performances. Washington Redskins beat Cincinnati Bengals as John Riggins connected on a touchdown run and a pass from Theismann, while Art Monk and other receivers contributed. Colts and Bills, Vikings and Dolphins, Lions and Giants, Eagles and Jets, and many others posted varied scores, with rushing leaders including Forte Malone and Riggins, and passing totals for Griffin, Kramer, Grogan, and Griese among others.
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Pro grid standings and weekend NFL results recap
The report lists Atlanta atop the standings with 5 100 333 269 367 and San Francisco at 2 13 0 .133 267 385 with clinched division and playoff berths. Weekend results include Dallas 24 over Philadelphia 17 and Seattle 28 over Denver 23 with many Sunday and Monday games and a full schedule through December 17.
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Wranglers host WJCAC foes in key home doubleheader
Odessa College women eye first in WJCAC with 3-0 league mark and 9-1 season after a 71-68 win over Amarillo College. The OC men, 2-1 in league and 9-4 overall, aim to climb standings as both teams close before Christmas break with next games at New Mexico Military Institute and New Mexico State University.
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WJCAC Standings and Saturday Results Across Teams
Midland College and Western Texas lead the WJCAC at 3-0. Odessa College 71 Amarillo College 63. New Mexico Military Institute 69 over Clarendon 63. Tonight South Plains at Odessa Western Texas at Clarendon Frank Phillips at NMJC Amarillo at Midland.
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SWC cage roundup: Trio still unbeaten in 1979
The Southwest Conference leaders SMU Arkansas and Texas show undefeated 4-0 or 3-0 starts. Texas faces 10th ranked DePaul in a key test while SMU pursues further success after beating Colorado Tulane and Kansas. Baylor holds 4-0 with tough early schedule.
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Breer and Eichelberger Capture Mixed Teams Golf Title
Marie Breer and Dave Eichelberger won the $400,000 Mixed Teams Golf Tournament in Largo, finishing 20-under 268 to take the title by one stroke. Breer drained a 12-foot birdie on the final hole to seal $36,000 each, praising their teamwork and Breer’s putting.
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Local basketball week features Hobbs visit to Permian
Hobbs New Mexico visits Permian Tuesday in a high scoring run and gun matchup as Ector returns Thursday after a break. Abilene High invades Ector Thursday while Ector and Odessa High girls mix in Midland and Big Spring tournaments through Friday and the boys eye Ysleta in El Paso Friday after hosting Abilene Thursday.
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American Jet wins Sunland Park Fall Derby by head
American Jet, a 3 year old colt owned by McCra Lands and Cattle Co. of Breckenridge Texas, edged Geeper Creeper by a head in 21.74 seconds for 440 yards at Sunland Park. The winning horse paid 3.00 2.40 and 2.20 for the mutuels as the season best time at the distance.
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Largent to miss Seahawks finale with wrist fracture
Seattle wide receiver Steve Largent will miss the Seahawks last game at Oakland due to a broken bone in his right wrist, coach Jack Patera said. He had thrown two touchdown passes, including the game winner with 1:40 left after his injury.
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