Cowboys take first in NFC East with 22-13 win over Cardinals
Dallas improved to 7-1 by overpowering St. Louis 22-13 as Thomas Henderson and Randy White each notched a trio of sacks. Roger Staubach threw two TD passes and Roy Green set an NFL record with a 108 yard kickoff return, while Rafael Septien and Steve Little traded 51 and 29 yard field goals. Dallas moves ahead of Washington and Philadelphia, heading to Pittsburgh next.
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Dallas
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Roger Staubach
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Tony Hill
Roy Green
Cardinals
Rafael Septien
Steve Little
Little
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Seahawks stun Oilers 34 14 at Kingdome without Earl Campbell
Seattle quarterback Jim Zorn threw for 252 yards and three touchdowns as the Seahawks upset Houston 34-14. Earl Campbell, limited by a thigh bruise, managed only three carries for four yards, while Steve Largent caught two TD passes and Efren Herrera added two field goals.
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Cal Poly Pomona
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Efren Herrera
Cornell Webster
Ronnie Coleman
Dan Pastorini
College Football Scores From Saturday
East Baylor 55, Army 0. Brown 28, Cornell 7. Colgate 17, Princeton 6. Dartmouth 10, Harvard 7. Indiana Pa. 28, Slippery Rock 14. Navy 17, Virginia 10. Penn St. 35, Syracuse 7. Temple 35, Cincinnati 14. Villanova 29, Holy Cross.
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Football at a Glance Conference Scores Widely Vary
A packed grid of college football results across conferences shows a mix of dominant and narrow wins. Notable outcomes include Clemson over Duke 28 to 10, Michigan routing Illinois 27 to 7, Ohio State crushing Wisconsin 59 to 0, and Arizona State trimming Washington State 28 to 14 while UCLA edged California 28 to 17.
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Basketball Results From Sunday And Tuesday Night
Washington defeated Detroit 117 106 while Chicago beat Phoenix 116 104 and San Antonio topped Cleveland 129 127 Houston 107 102 Golden State 101 96. Sunday's games Milwaukee 113 Chicago 111 Kansas City 122 Phoenix 85 Tuesday slate lists Indiana at New York Atlanta at Cleveland Boston at San Antonio New Jersey at Chicago Milwaukee at Phoenix Denver at San Diego Kansas City at Portland Utah at Los Angeles.
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Flag football results Tuesday and Thursday updated
Tuesday results show Mickey's Bar B Q 8, Pete's Chevron 0. Security State Bank 6, Pecos Savings and Loan 0. Pecos Nursing Home 20, H H Production 7. Canal Well Service 17, Yucca Sales 9. Gibson's Discount 22, Barstow Fire Dept 16. Thursday results list EDCO 0, Hill's Thriftway 8. First National Bank 34, Merchants 0. Pecos Nursing Home 17, Yucca Sales 7. Gibson's Discount 14, H H Production 9. Barstow Fire Dept 27, Canal Well Service 20. Also notes Pennacola golf event winner Curtis Strange edged Bill Kratzert by one in the Pensacola Open with 271 total.
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Tate Eyes Holmes Fight After WBA Title Win
John Tate, holding a $27,000 gold belt from his WBA heavyweight win over Gerrie Coetzee, says he will fight Larry Holmes or anyone else. He remains unsure he is the true champion until he holds both titles. Tate defends his victory over Coetzee in Soweto amid celebrations and criticism of apartheid context.
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