Clemson Edges Stanford 27-21 In Gator Bowl Thriller
Clemson survives Stanford comeback attempt to win 27-21 in Jacksonville. Clemson led 27-0 at halftime as Rodney Williams ran for a 1-yard score and Ray Williams added a 14-yard end around. Stanford rallied in the second half with Brad Muster scoring three times, but fell short as Greg Ennis passed for 168 yards.
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Arizona Ends Bowl Drought in Aloha Bowl Victory
Arizona, ranked 16th, defeated North Carolina 30-21 to end a post season drought dating back to 1921. Coach Larry Smith noted this as a historic bowl trophy for the Wildcats, who built a 30-0 lead before UNC rallied with three touchdowns led by Torin Dorn.
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Bowling Scores From Local League Proceedings
A sequence of bowling team lines with high scores listed by team name and player initials. Scores range across multiple teams such as SUPER 76'ERS and FRANKLIN SAVINGS, with individual high marks and occasional notes like no score listed or monetary amounts. The page records standings and top performances from various squads including MISFITS, TROUBLE MAKERS, and CAT NAPPERS, reflecting a busy league session.
Jets End five game skid with 35 15 playoff win over chiefs
The Jets under Pat Ryan and Bud Carson climber to life in the AFC wild card game, defeating the Chiefs 35 15. Ryan threw three touchdowns and ran for 24 yards, Freeman McNeil scored twice, Al Toon and Billy Griggs added TDs, while the defense forced turnovers and limited Kansas City.
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Redskins Bow Past Rams In NFC Playoff Victory
Washington used four Jess Atkinson field goals and six Rams turnovers to beat Los Angeles 19-7 in the opening NFC playoff round. Eric Dickerson rushed for 158 yards but fumbled three times as the Redskins improve to 13-4 and earn a semifinal against Chicago.
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Playoff Roundup From The Associated Press
A fragmented playoff roundup lists matchups including New York Jets at Cleveland Washington at Chicago and San Francisco at New York Giants with New England at Denver. It notes the Super Bowl and Pro Bowl timing while providing unclear dates and locations.
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