Rams End Cowboys Playoff Hopes in Divisional Clash
Rams stun Cowboys 24 17 in Dallas to earn a New Year’s Day showdown with Washington. Ferragamo throws three TDs, Dickerson gains 99 rushing yards as L A defense forces three picks and a muffed punt. Landry reflects on a collapse, weighing future with Dallas as Robinson guides a rising Rams.
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Irving
Texas
Los Angeles Rams
Washington Redskins
Tom Landry
Dallas Cowboys
Rams
Cowboys
Los Angeles
Washington
Eric Dickerson
Vince Ferragamo
Land
Air
Ferragamo
Dickerson
Ram
Landry
San Francisco
Cowboy
Mike Lansford
LeRoy Irvin
Danny White
White
Tony Hill
Doug Cosbie
Chaminade Upsets Louisville In Hawaii Classic
Chaminade defeats Louisville 83-72 as Fresno State halts Houston 7-foot center Akeem Olajuwon. Ron Anderson scores 25 to earn tournament MVP honors. Michael Young leads Houston with 26 despite Benny Anders not playing. Louisville falls to 4- with Crum saying outplayed. Rider, Detroit, Rutgers wins noted.
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Honolulu
Land of
Aloha
Houston
Louisville
Western Airlines
Virginia
Fresno State Bulldogs
Akeem Olajuwon
Cougars
Chaminade
Denny Crum
Cardinals
Silverswords
Guy Lewis
Fresno State
Olajuwon
Lewis
Ron Anderson
Young
Benny Anders
Anders
Crum
Milt Wagner
Tony Randolph
Richard Haenisch
Fred Lee
Rider
Lafayette
Lee
Craig Hammer
Derrick Lamar
Kevin Thomas
Stan Morse
Keith Gray
Detroit
Toledo
Titans
Ken Epperson
Doug Chappell
John Battle
Chris Remley
Rutgers
Seton Hall
Brian Ellerbe
Scarlet Knights
Steinbrenner Fined 350000 Over Pine Tar Game
Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn fines George Steinbrenner 350000 including 300000 for Pine Tar Game conduct and 50000 to reimburse legal fees. Kuhn warns that future improper conduct could bring suspension as the Yankee owner faces prior suspensions and a separate injunction was not pursued. Steinbrenner accepts ruling and will not contest.
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NEW York
Bowie Kuhn
George Steinbrenner
New York Yankees
Kansas City Royals
Kuhn
Steinbrenner
Yankees
Yankee
Lee MacPhail
MacPhail
Kansas City
George Brett
Sipe Joins New Jersey Generals In USFL Move
Quarterback Brian Sipe leaves the Cleveland Browns to sign a two year plus option USFL contract with the New Jersey Generals. Generals president Jay Seltzer and owner Donald J. Trump praise the deal while Browns owner Arthur B. Modell laments the Stars departure and notes improved security for Sipe.
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South Hackensack
N.J
Brian Sipe
United States Football League
New Jersey Generals
Cleveland Browns
Arthur B. Modell
Sipe
Browns
Cleveland
Generals
Jay Seltzer
NFL
Donald J. Trump
Trump
Brian
Modell
USFL
National Football League
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Rai
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DePaul
First National Bank OF Ottawa
Guu
Oeces
Alco
South Wain
Ottawa
Myer
TL Abel
Mgin Qon
Chuck Kaniper
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