Cowboys seek help from Giants as playoff chances hinge on wins
Dallas crushed Washington 34 0 to boost hopes while New York beat Buffalo 20 6 and St Louis fell 16 3. Dallas must win out and rely on others to secure a wild card or division title amid a tight NFC East race.
Weekend NFL Scores And Schedule From Sunday Results
Results list shows Detroit vs St Louis 16 3 Oakland 14 13 Kansas City 16 0 Cincinnati 17 14 Dallas 34 6 NY Giants 20 6 Los Angeles 34 16 Miami 37 20 San Francisco 24 20 Baltimore 29 10 Green Bay 20 12. Monday night Cleveland at Houston national telecast. Saturday Dallas at Cleveland and Kansas City at Oakland national telecast. Sunday’s games include Baltimore at Buffalo Cincinnati at Houston Green Bay at Chicago Minnesota at Boston New York Giants at St Louis New York Jets at Miami Philadelphia at Washington Pittsburgh at Atlanta San Diego at Denver San Francisco at New Orleans Detroit at Los Angeles.
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Garrett Tops Coral Springs Open In First Victory
Hig Bill Garrett, a 30 year old North Texas State graduate from Amarillo, Texas, captured the Coral Springs Open with a final round 69 to post 272 twelve under par and win $25,000. Lee Trevino finished tied for third as he moved into the lead in money winnings while Arnold Palmer struggled with putts.
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Texas Rolls Over Arkansas 42-7 in Cotton Bowl Hopes
Texas coach Darrell Royal lauds a dominant 42-7 victory over Arkansas as a potential distraction before facing Notre Dame in the Cotton Bowl. He notes emotional effects, pride restoration for Notre Dame, and Texas 30th straight win with Worster scoring twice and Bertels on three times.
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Semifinals Set for Texas High School Playoffs
The final 16 teams remain alive for four championship matches this weekend. Odessa Permian faces Dallas South Oak Cliff in Lubbock, Port Arthur Jefferson meets Austin Reagan in Houston, while Brownwood plays Plane at TCU and Ennis clashes with Cuero in other AAA action.
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Manny Sanguillen Hits Record Pace With 159 This Year
Pirates catcher Manny Sanguillen tallied 159 hits this season, six short of his three year NL pace. He raised his career total from 297 to 311 after posting a 327 season last year.
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Ali Bonavena Fight Tonight in Madison Square Garden Showdown
Muhammad Ali faces Oscar Bonavena in a 15 round heavyweight bout at Madison Square Garden with 19,000 expected fans and a $650,000 gate. Ali, 28, seeks a shot at Joe Frazier, while Bonavena pursues an upset after matching Frazier in two prior battles. The card includes Ken Buchanan versus Donato Paduano and will be shown on closed circuit in the U.S., Canada, and 42 foreign countries.
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Billy Kidd Embraces Man-to-Man Ski Racing Revolution
Billy Kidd discusses shifting from clock chasing to head-to-head alpine racing with the International Ski Racers Association. He recalls Aspen 1963 and Grenoble 1968 highlights, explains the parallel-rail format, and notes psychological tactics and the thrill of racing at 80 mph against top skiers.
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