49ers Clinch Super Bowl Title In New Record Win
San Francisco defeated Miami 38-16 in Stanford Stadium as Joe Montana dazzled with 331 passing yards and three TDs while rushing for a Super Bowl record 59 yards. Dan Marino was limited to 103 passing yards and four sacks as the 49ers posted an NFL season mark of 18 wins.
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Marino Struggles As 49ers Stop Dolphins In Super Bowl
San Francisco uses a four man rush to pressure Dan Marino as the 49ers contain the Dolphins star. Marino completes 29 of 50 passes for 318 yards with two interceptions and no points in the second half, while Joe Montana outpaces him with 331 yards.
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Free-throw edge sinks OU Braves in ECAC setback to Sterling
Ottawa University Braves clawed to 40.9 percent shooting and 17 of 17 at the line but missed 13 of 30 free throws. Sterling pulled away late to win 76-71, aided by 32 of 43 at the stripe. Demetrius Tucker led Sterling with 27 points while OU’s Eric Gault and Rob Noel had 18 and 17.
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Ottawa Falls Short as Cyclones Capture CIT windup
Parsons earns title as Ottawa High bows to Perry Lecompton 50-44 in the Capital Invitational Tournament finale. Cyclones led 12-6 after one and 28-21 at halftime, with Mauszycki scoring 13 and Rice 12 to earn all tournament honors while Swartz shuffled the lineup for scoring punch. Parsons beat Washburn Rural for the tournament crown.
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Ottawa High Grapplers Fall To Blue Valley And Schlagle
Ottawa High lost two dual meets Friday, 43-23 to Schlagle and 49-18 to Blue Valley. Murray was Ottawa’s lone multiple winner, with pins at 165 pounds. Forfeits and injuries affected results as DeLa Torre left for X-rays after an elbow injury. They travel to Paola Thursday for a non league meet.
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