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Fort Worth Star-Telegram from Fort Worth, Texas • 49

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section 1 1 a Scores ij 3 4 I It Other acoraa in ScorbowdPAOEZ Basketball COLLEGE TOP 20 1 North Carolina did not play 2 Wichita State beat New Mexico State 63-50 3 Virginia beat James Madison 73-65 4 Kentucky beat Georgia 65-66 5 Arkansas lostto Texas Tech 79-74 6 San Francisco did not play 7 Missouri beat Notre Came 93-70 8 DePaut beat Penn State 86-60 9 Minnesota beat Long Beach State 75-67 10 Iowa beat South Carolina 57-47 11 Indiana did not play 12 Alabama lost to Tennessee 88-67 13 Tulsa beat Oklahoma 98-96 t4 Louisville beat Duke 99-61 15 Oregon State beat Arizona State 74-43 16 UCLA lost to Washington State 57-51 17 Georgetown beat Robert Morris 75-68 18 Houston did not play 19 Villanova did not play 20 North Carolina State beat Clemson 75-59 OTHER SCHOOLS UT-Arlington 70 Hardin-Simmons 65 SMU 77 Angelo State 66 Texas 51 Stephen Austin 45 SWC STANDINGS Conference AH Games Pet Pet Texas Tech 1 0 000 9 2 818 Texas 0 0000 8 0 1000 Houston 0 0 000 9 1 900 Texas 0 0 000 7 3 700 Baylor 0 0 000 6 3 667 Rice 0 0 000 8 4 667 TCU 0 0 000 5 5 500 SMU 0 0 000 5 5 500 Arkansas 0 1 000 8 1 889 Complete roundup: PAGES 6-9 NBA Warriors 119 Mavericks 100 Hawks 97 Nets 95 Bullets 107 Pacers 103 Celtics 106 Cavaliers 103 Knicks 121 Pistons 108 Spurs 148 Nuggets 133 Bucks 128 Bulls 121 76ers 109 Jazz 107 Suns 120 SuperSonlcs 97 Rockets 108 Clippers 101 Football NFL Cowboys 38 Buccaneers 0 Chargers 41 Dolphins 38 Hockey CHL Checkers 7 Texans 1 NHL Nordqiues 6 Sabres 3 Rangers 6 Canadians 5 Bruins 4 Oilers 4 Penguins 9 Whalers 4 Capitals 5 Canucks 2 Flyers 5 Blues 3 Red Wings 3 Rockies 1 Flames 5 Kings 5 Inside Tennis THE $200000 Avon Tennis Championships of Washington begin Monday the first step toward Fort Worth and the world's richest women's doubles championships PAGE 3 Football THERE IS no raging debate about No 1 after all We have been spared The Great Poll War courtesy ol Clemson PAGE 4 NEW Day 1982 was vindication day for Fred Akers and the Texas Longhorns PAGE 4 INSTEAD OF being home for the holidays the New York Giants are in the playoffs Sunday at San Francisco PAGE 12 THE BUFFALO Bills will have more problems to solve than the Cincinnati Bengals In NFL playoff game at Cincinnati neutral observer Sam Rutlgliano says PAGE 12' Golf THE PRO golf tour gets underway this week and now the name Is TPA if you please PAGE 5 Columns JAN HUBBARD: Why did San Antonio ship guard Ron Brewer and forward Reggie Johnson to the Cleveland Cavaliers? To make something happen In the playoffs PAGE 7 BOB HOOD: The Poes had 200 sand bass and 24 striped bass on Lake Whitney a week earlier And with a norther blowing In they hoped the fish would be on a feeding spree PAGE 15 TV sports FOOTBALL Noon Bills vs Bengals Ch 5 4 pm Giants vs 49srs Ch 4 Dallas gains NFCfinals with ease By GIL LEBRETON Star-Telegram Writer IRVING Obviously they had places to be and people to see Like the 49ers in San Francisco maybe Or better still the New York Giants same time same place But this time the Dallas Cowboys brought the bludgeons not the briefcases This time they went for the throat not the slow boat The schedule said Saturday but as the sun set on stunningly thorough 380 mugging of Tampa Bay Cowboy tight end Jay Saldi noticed a familiar scent about the January air "Doomsday has Saldi said sniffing the Texas Stadium scene it come at a better This time you see a date to be kept a Sunday rendezvous the Cowboys have made so many times before is where we were a year said running back Tony Dorsett his mind set on redemption were one game away from the Super Bowl if this team is as hungry as I think it is going to be hard this time to keep us Having earned their spot in their 11th NFC championship game the Cowboys now await the outcome of other second-round playoff battle between the 49ers and Giants Should the underdog Giants win Dallas will host the conference title game next Sunday Should the 49ers triumph the Cowboys head for San Francisco be nice to get New York down linebacker Lewis said echoing most of his teammates I think San Francisco is going to beat But that said Lewis is next business Another Sunday Another Doomsday For Tampa Bay one judgment day had been enough The grim reapers here were Ed ones and Randy White Harvey Martin and John Dutton Dennis Thurman and the half-dozen other Cowboy defenders who have turned bane into blessing With Jones White Martin and Dutton persistently sniping at Tampa Bay quarterback Doug heels and Danny punting backing the NFC Central champs into a fatal corner the Bucs found their grave dug early Tampa first six possessions started at its own 21 20 8 20 8 and 19-yard lines Their lone first-half push into Dallas territory fizzled into a backward-moving fourth-and-39 By the third end the Bucs had only 126 total yards in offense and had run only seven plays past midfield Worse still amidst a shroud of Jones arms and Dutton paws Buc quarterback Williams was a desperate 4-of-21 passing on his way to 10-of-29 with four interceptions four sacks and two Jones and Martin-provoked intentional groundings That the hosts were only up by 10-0 was a tribute to Buc defense quarterback Danny flu-weary slow start and a season-long Cowboy penchant for self-destructing inside the enemy 30 Please see Cowboy on Page 11 Chargers pass by Dolphins By DAVE DISTEL Los Angeles Times News Service MIAMI Rolf 29-yard field goal 13 minutes and 52 seconds into overtime gave the San Diego Chargers a 41-38 win over the Miami Dolphins Saturday in one of the classic playoff games in National Football League history It was indeed the highest scoring playoff game in history one which produced 1030 yards in total offense and 101 passes for 850 yards For four hours and three minutes theChargers and Dolphins battled through emotional peaks and valleys and piled incongruity upon incongruity The biggest surprise of them all the most massive of the incongruities was that the Chargers had to come from behind to win They led 244) in the first period when there was little to suggest the trauma and drama that would unfold Yet the Chargers had to rally in the final minute to score a touchdown to get into the overtime period And they got that opportunity only after Louie Kelcher stripped Andra Franklin of the ball at the Charger 18 as the Dolphins were driving for a field goal or touchdown that likely would have put the game out of reach with 4 Ms minutes to play Please see Chargers on Page 12 Cowboys' Ed Jones menaces Tampa Bay quarterback Doug Williams atypical scene Star-THewamJERRY HOEFER in Dallas' victory Saturday Doomsday presents new roster of superlatives Return of the IRVING After John face turned the color of an old gravestone and after his team was hit with 38 points four sacks four interceptions 105 penalty yards and the possibility of a class action suit for impersonating a playoff team there was a strong inclination to label this one They call Last Stand just another prairie scrimmage They call the Day That Will Live In Infamy just another air raid This one deserved more than simply Dallas 38 Doomsday Or Doomsday II starring Randy White as Bob Lilly and a cast of a thousand pass rushers Or it was The Day the Texas Stadium Earth Shook Or The Day that Too Tall Ate Tampa Or you might think of it as the Most Dead Solid Perfect Game an NFL Tampa Bay 0 It was more than an Team Can Play (starring the Cowboys early knockout more than a defen- as perfect and the Buccaneers as sive riot more than just another day Dead) There is no word in comat the office for Ed Jones puterese for perfect Tom Landry It was perhaps The Return of nodded in the aftermath no such cre ation as The Perfect Game But this one was close maybe an Eight or Eight Point Five It was savage and completely destructive the most destructive playoff game ever registered on the Richter scale of Cowboy playoff games A return of the old Doomsday or at least offspring? Linebacker DD Lewis was around during those historic afternoons remember He saw Jethro Lilly and Lee Roy Please see Near-perfect on Page 11 pin Mavs 110 loss Warriors with 119- By JAN HUBBARD Star-Telegram Writer OAKLAND Milestones are common when the Dallas Mavericks come to town at least winning milestones for the home team That was the case again Saturday night when the Golden State Warriors got 35 points from Maverick-killer Purvis Short and 33 from JB Carroll to give head coach A1 Attles his 500th career coaching victory a 119-110 decision over the Mavericks at Oakland Coliseum The MaveHeks briefly led in the exas ech dumps Arkansas 79-74 By DAVID MOORE 9 544 at Memorial Coliseum for the sur-Teiegram Writer first SWC game of the season caught LUBBOCK A red and black flare a glimpse that this year may be dif er-lit the Lubbock sky Saturday eve- ent ning letting all know this And Texas Tech was the team to Southwest Conference race will not throw down the gauntlet The Razor-be as Arkansas-predictable as in the backs brought their No 5 ranking past and an undefeated record to the think things will be this way all Plains They left with a 79-74 defeat to Razorback coach Eddie Sut- a Red Raider team that bettered Ar-ton said kansas in every statistical category This way meant balanced Arkan- In a year when SWC coaches are sas has made that word meaningless talking of balance it was appropriate over the past five years by winning that Tech won because of its balance the conference four times But the Please see Tech on Page 9 first period but Carroll scored at will against the Dallas centers and his tip-in with 2:49 left in the first quarter gave the Warriors a 16-14 lead They never trailed after that Jay Vincent scored 26 points to lead the Mavericks who trailed by 10 points when the fourth quarter began but never get closer than eight the rest of the way The last time the Mavericks were within eight was with 7:39 left in the game after a dunk on a fast break by center Kurt Nimphius Please see Short on Page 6 gan hits two of his 23 points i I Li.

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