Raiders rout Bengals to stay unbeaten at 12-1
Oakland quarterback Ken Stabler threw four touchdown passes and ran for 220 total yards as the Raiders defeated Cincinnati 35-20 at the Oakland Coliseum. Coach John Madden praised the win, noting it kept Pittsburgh’s playoff hopes intact and secured home field for Oakland in all remaining games.
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Deer kills listed with report requests for publication
The Mountain Statesman seeks deerkill reports from Deer season including hunter name address date and deer details. Lee Outright of Parkview killed a seven point buck weighing about 160 pounds in Knottsville yards.
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Oakland offense worries Wagner after Monday win
Pittsburgh safety Mike Wagner doubted a Raiders upset of Cincinnati but Oakland’s 35-20 victory impressed him. He praised Oakland’s offensive power, the line’s protection for Ken Stabler, and said a playoff meeting with the Raiders would thrill him. Steelers RB Rocky Bleier enjoyed cheering for Oakland.
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Jenkins and Potomac State at WVU in Morgantown
George Jenkins, a 1976 Grafton High School alum and Catamounts player, travels with Potomac State College to Morgantown for a 6 pm game against Wash Tech as a prelude to the WVU Duquesne contest at the Coliseum.
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Playoff Picture Narrowing As Steelers Aim For Win
Pittsburgh faces Houston in a must win to secure a playoff berth. A Steelers victory locks in the postseason regardless of Cincinnati or Cleveland results, while a loss could leave the Bengals and Browns in contention. The NFC slate sees Washington and St Louis battling for crown, with Dallas and Los Angeles already clinched.
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Murtaugh bid farewell with Pirates in mourning
Danny Murtaugh four time Pirates manager was buried in Marple Township near Chester where he began as a sandlot player. 800 mourners attended at Our Lady of Peace Church as Fr O Reilly led a moment of silence. Pirates greats and former club figures joined the funeral, honoring a man who steered the team to two World Series titles.
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Jim Rooker
Larry Demery
Bob Robertson
al Oliver
Mickey Vernon
Guisti
McAdoo to Knicks in $6 million deal
Bob McAdoo, three time NBA scoring champion, to join New York Knicks in a five year contract worth 500000 per year with 1 million deferred payments. Knicks traded John Gianelli and 2.5 million cash to Buffalo Braves, beating Seattle in a bid.
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Playoff Picture Shapes Up After Weekend Matches
Teams across the NFL face crucial outcomes with tied divisions. Baltimore and New England lead the AFC East at 10-3, while Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, and Cleveland sit 9-4 in the Central. Final seeding hinges on next weekend results and divisional records.
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Detroit
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Rams
College sports schedule across multiple teams this week
The calendar outlines games for Duquesne, West Virginia, Morris Harvey, Alderson Broaddus, Sal Pikeville, Bluefield, West Liberty, Davis and Elkins, Wesleyan, Tech, Concord, Shepherd, Fairmont State, Glenville, Morris Harvey, Wheeling, State, Marshall, and others from Tuesday through Sunday. Jets, Pistons, Lakers, Royals, Celtics, Tigers, Golden Valley Tournament, and Strand are also listed with times and venues.
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Elkins
Shepherd
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Westminster
Bethany
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John Bates
Jim Brogan
Glenn Pietras
Tim Dixon
Pete Davis
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Stew Kalo
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Sal
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Alderson
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Kale
Stevens
Rex Hide
Philippi
Bartlett
Tournar
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