MONDAY RESULTS – October 24
(volleyball tournaments)
CLASS 1A REGIONAL QUARTERFINALS
(region 1)
#11-Lawton-Bronson def. Newell-Fonda 3-0
Akron-Westfield (21-9) def. Kingsley-Pierson (10-19) 3-0 (25-15, 25-11, 25-17)
George-Little Rock def. Harris-Lake Park 3-0
#8-Gehlen Catholic (25-11) def. Hartley-Melvin-Sanborn 3-0 (25-17, 25-21, 25-16)
Lady Jays statistical leaders: KILLS– Kaylee Schmit 11 .. Katie Peters 9 .. Brooklyn Heissel, Kayla Mayer & Krista Lipp had 6 each. ASSISTS– Catalina Uribe 34. BLOCKS– Kaylee Schmit & Kayla Mayer had 2 each. DIGS– Brooklyn Heissel & Katie Peters had 7 each. SERVING– Catalina Uribe 19-20 / 3 aces .. Kayla Mayer 13-14 / 1 ace .. Brooklyn Heissel 9-10 / 1 ace.
(region 2)
#13-Siouxland Christian def. Westwood 3-0
CLASS 2A REGIONAL QUARTERFINALS
(region 1)
#6-Central Lyon def. West Lyon 3-2
Hinton def. West Sioux 3-0
Missouri Valley def. West Monona 3-1
Underwood def. Logan-Magnolia 3-0
(region 2)
#2-Unity Christian def. Alta-Aurelia 3-0
Ridge View def. Manson-NW Webster 3-1
South Hamilton def. Panorama 3-0
South Central Calhoun def. IKM-Manning 3-0
(region 3)
#1-Western Christian def. South O’Brien 3-0
Boyden-Hull def. Okoboji 3-1
#13-Central Springs def. West Fork 3-1
North Union def. Emmetsburg 3-1
(N-F-L football)
Denver 27, Houston 9
DENVER – The Denver Broncos hounded former teammate Brock Osweiler all night while earning a 27-9 victory over the Houston Texans. Osweiler threw for just 131 yards and no touchdowns, and he helped the Broncos clinch the victory with a fourth-quarter fumble that led to a field goal. C.J. Anderson and Devontae Booker each ran for touchdowns, and Trevor Siemian threw for another as the 5-2 Broncos dropped the Texans to 4-3.
(N-H-L hockey)
Montreal 3, Philadelphia 1
Calgary 3, Chicago 2, SO
TUESDAY RESULTS – October 25
(volleyball tournaments)
CLASS 3A REGIONAL SEMIFINALS
(region 1)
#6-Sioux Center def. M-O-C/Floyd Valley 3-0
East Sac County def. #10-Spirit Lake 3-1
CLASS 4A REGIONAL SEMIFINALS
(region 1)
#4-Bishop Heelan (33-8) def. #15-Le Mars (21-15) 3-0 (25-16, 25-19, 25-17)
Lady Bulldogs statistical leaders: KILLS– Krista Zenk 13 .. Jenn Schneider & Jecenta Sargisson had 6 each .. Sydney Rand 4 (Bishop Heelan’s Samantha McCabe had 13 Kills and Allie Cook had 12). ASSISTS– Sydney Rand 26. BLOCKS– Anna Ahlrich 2 .. Jenn Schneider & Sydney Rand had 1 each. DIGS– Jenn Schneider & Sydney Rand had 9 each .. Krista Zenk 8 .. Jecenta Sargisson 7 .. Haylee Cooper 5. SERVING– Sydney Rand 9-12 .. Jenn Schneider 10-10 .. Krista Zenk 8-8 .. Abby Van Otterloo 7-8 / 1 ace. (Le Mars had 11 serving errors – 79%)
Webster City def. Boone 3-2
(region 2)
#7-Lewis Central def. Harlan 3-0
#10-Sergeant Bluff-Luton def. Carroll 3-0
CLASS 5A REGIONAL SEMIFINALS
(region 1)
#1-Cedar Falls def. Fort Dodge 3-0
Sioux City East def. Sioux City West 3-0
(World Series baseball)
Cleveland Indians 6, Chicago Cubs 0 (Indians lead best-of-seven series, 1-0)
CLEVELAND – Corey Kluber worked six-plus innings and batterymate Roberto Perez belted a pair of homers as the Cleveland Indians pounded the Chicago Cubs 6-0 in Game 1 of the World Series. Kluber held the Cubs to four hits and became the first pitcher in postseason history to strike out eight over the first three innings. Perez smacked a solo homer to make it 3-0 in the fourth inning and capped the scoring with a three-run blast in the eighth.
(N-B-A basketball)
CLEVELAND – The Cleveland Cavaliers hoisted their first NBA championship banner before LeBron James posted a triple-double in a 117-88 romp over the New York Knicks. James finished with 19 points, 14 assists and 11 rebounds in his 43rd career triple-double. Kyrie Irving scored 19 of his 29 points during a 20-4 spurt that put the Cavs ahead by 21 in the second half.
OAKLAND, Calif. – Kawhi Leonard poured in a career-high 35 points and the San Antonio Spurs opened their NBA season by clobbering the defending Western Conference champions, 129-100 at Golden State. LaMarcus Aldridge had 26 points and 14 rebounds to help the Spurs enjoy a rout in their first game since Tim Duncan’s retirement. Kevin Durant contributed 27 points and 10 boards in his Warriors debut.
PORTLAND, Ore. – Damian Lillard scored 39 points and CJ McCollum added 25 in Portland’s 113-104 comeback win against Utah. The Blazers trailed by six at the start of the fourth quarter before running their winning streak in home openers to a league-record 16 straight. Lillard made a pair of free throws before nailing a 3-pointer that put the Trail Blazers up 109-102.
Cleveland 117, New York 88
Portland 113, Utah 104
San Antonio 129, Golden State 100
(N-H-L hockey)
Pittsburgh 3, Florida 2
Minnesota 5, Boston 0
New Jersey 5, Arizona 3
Tampa Bay 7, Toronto 3
Detroit 4, Carolina 2
Philadelphia 4, Buffalo 3, SO
Calgary 4, St. Louis 1
Dallas 3, Winnipeg 2
San Jose 2, Anaheim 1, OT
Ottawa 3, Vancouver 0
Los Angeles 3, Columbus 2, OT
WEDNESDAY RESULTS – October 28
(World Series baseball)
Chicago Cubs 5, Cleveland Indians 1 (series tied 1-1)
CLEVELAND – The World Series is knotted at one game apiece after Jake Arietta carried a no-hitter into the sixth inning and Kyle Schwarber hit a pair of RBI singles in the Chicago Cubs’ 5-1 victory over the Indians in Cleveland. The Indians failed to get a hit until Jason Kipnis hit a one-out double in the sixth. Ben Zobrist added an RBI triple in the Cubs’ first World Series victory since 1945 against the Tigers.
CLEVELAND – Baseball Commissioner Rob Manfred is hopeful an agreement on a new collective bargaining agreement will be reached before the current deal expires Dec. 1. Negotiators for both sides have been meeting in New York this week, and Manfred said an agreement could come before the end of the World Series. The 2006 contract was announced during the World Series, and the 2011 agreement on Nov. 22.
(N-B-A basketball)
Indiana 130, Dallas 121
Miami 108, Orlando 96
Boston 122, Brooklyn 117
Toronto 109, Detroit 91
Charlotte 107, Milwaukee 96
Denver 107, New Orleans 102
Memphis 102, Minnesota 98
Oklahoma City 103, Philadelphia 97
Sacramento 113, Phoenix 94
L.A. Lakers 120 Houston 114
(N-H-L hockey)
Montreal 3, N.Y. Islanders 2
N.Y. Rangers 5, Boston 2
Edmonton 4, Washington 1
Anaheim 6, Nashville 1
THURSDAY RESULTS – October 27
(volleyball tournaments)
CLASS 1A REGIONAL SEMIFINALS
(region 1)
#11-Lawton-Bronson def. Akron-Westfield (21-10) 3-0
George-Little Rock def. #8-Gehlen Catholic (25-12) 3-0 (25-15, 25-20, 26-24)
Lady Jays statistical leaders: KILLS– Katie Peters 10 .. Krista Lipp 7 .. Kaylee Schmit & Kayla Mayer had 5 each (for George-Little Rock: Emily Hansmann 14 & Mariah Leemkill 11). ASSISTS– Catalina Uribe 25. BLOCKS– Katie Peters, Brooklyn Heissel & Katelyn Langel had 2 each. DIGS– Katie Peters 10 .. Catalina Uribe 9 .. Chloe Bunkers 7. SERVING– Catalina Uribe 17-17 .. Abbie Dickman 11-12 / 1 ace.
(region 2)
#13-Siouxland Christian def. Ar-We-Va 3-0
#7-Sidney def. Essex 3-1
CLASS 2A REGIONAL SEMIFINALS
(region 1)
#6-Central Lyon def. Hinton 3-1
Missouri Valley def. Underwood 3-0
(region 2)
#2-Unity Christian def. Ridge View 3-0
#14-South Hamilton def. South Central Calhoun 3-2
(region 3)
#1-Western Christian def. Boyden-Hull 3-0
#13-Central Springs def. North Union 3-0
(college football)
(25) Virginia Tech 39 Pittsburgh 36
(N-F-L football)
Tennessee 36, Jacksonville 22
NASHVILLE, Tenn. – The Tennessee Titans have evened their record at 4-4 and climbed back into the AFC South title chase by building a 17-0 halftime lead in a 36-22 win over Jacksonville. Marcus Mariota compiled a 148.1 passer rating while completing 18 of his 22 passes for 270 yards and two touchdowns. DeMarco Murray ran for 123 yards and a touchdown to pad an attack that rolled up a season-high 494 total yards against the Jaguars.
(N-B-A basketball)
Atlanta 114, Washington 99
Chicago 105, Boston 99
L.A. Clippers 114, Portland 106
San Antonio 102, Sacramento 94
(N-H-L hockey)
Pittsburgh 4, N.Y. Islanders 2
Arizona 5, Philadelphia 4
Minnesota 4, Buffalo 0
Toronto 3, Florida 2
Montreal 3, Tampa Bay 1
Winnipeg 4, Dallas 1
Detroit 2, St. Louis 1, SO
Los Angeles 3, Nashville 2
San Jose 3, Columbus 1
FRIDAY RESULTS – October 28
(high school football playoffs – 1st round)
LOGAN — Quarterback Jay Small ran for two touchdowns and threw for another to lead the Hinton Blackhawks to a 43-28 victory Friday night in the opening round of the Class 1A playoffs at Logan. Small finished with 55 yards rushing and threw for another 89 yards. Brandon Vondrak paced Hinton’s 203-yard rushing attack with 87 yards, including a 47-yard touchdown gallop. Hinton pulled away from a 15-14 halftime lead thanks to three Logan-Magnolia turnovers. The number-six Blackhawks improve to 9-and-1 for the season and travel to Hull to meet number-five Western Christian Friday night in the quarterfinals. Western handed Hinton their only loss 41-28 on September 23rd and eliminated the Blackhawks in the quarterfinals of last year’s playoffs, 14-7.
COUNCIL BLUFFS — Number-three St. Albert remained unbeaten, holding off Akron-Westfield’s upset bid, to advance to the Class A quarterfinals with a 24-21 victory Friday night in Council Bluffs. The Falcons cashed in with a touchdown with 10:17 to play in the game after A-W coach Eric Walkingstick’s gamble on a fourth-and-two play from their own 28 failed to get the first down, giving St. Albert the ball at the Westerner’s 29. Kyle Barnes scored six plays later on a three yard run for a 24-14 lead. Cal Eskra fired an 11-yard TD-pass to Dylan Irizarry with 49 seconds to play to close the gap to 24-21. But Akron-Westfield was unable to repeat the miracle finishes they had in their amazing 2015 playoff run that carried them to the State championship game as they failed to recover the onside kick. St. Albert was able to run out the clock with a pair of kneel-downs. Akron-Westfield opened the scoring on a TD-pass from Eskra to Connor Anderson midway through the first quarter. St. Albert answered on the next series on a 36-yard run by Luke Gronstal to tie the game at 7-7. The Falcons went ahead 10-7 on a 47-yard field goal by Rodrigo Barrajas on the first play of the second quarter. The Westerners would reclaim the lead on their first possession after halftime on a two yard run by Eskra for a 14-10 advantage. But that advantage was short lived as the Falcon’s took the lead for good on their next possession, capping a 60-yard drive with an 11-yard TD-pass from Luke Waters to 6’7″ tight end Joseph Liston for a 17-14 advantage. The St. Albert victory avenged a 57-36 loss by St. Albert to the Westerners in last year’s opening round. Akron-Westfield ends the season at 5-and-5 while Council Bluffs St. Albert improves to 10-and-0. The Falcons host number-seven West Sioux in the quarterfinals next Friday.
CLASS 4A
#3-Ankeny Centennial 34, #9-Ankeny 24
#4-Cedar Rapids Washington 35, Western Dubuque Epworth 21
#2-Dowling Catholic 41, Johnston 6
#10-Iowa City High 40, North Scott 14
Iowa City West 24, #5-Bettendorf 17
#6-Cedar Rapids Prairie 66, #8-Waterloo West 35
#1-West Des Moines Valley 45, Lewis Central 7
#7-Waukee 52, Southeast Polk 21
CLASS 3A
Boone 22, #8-Creston-Orient-Macksburg 21
#3-Carroll 34, Sergeant Bluff-Luton 14
#10-Glenwood 44, #4-Storm Lake 22
#1-Pella 34, Oskaloosa 14
#7-Solon 49, Benton Community 14
Waverly-Shell Rock 28, #9-West Delaware 14
#6-Webster City 33, #5-Norwalk 14
#2-Cedar Rapids Xavier 52, Davenport Assumption 20
CLASS 2A
#2-Boyden-Hull/Rock Valley 49, South Central Calhoun 10
#8-Dike-New Hartford 55, Southeast Valley 29
#4-Kuemper Catholic 21, #9-Central Lyon/George-Little Rock 20
#4-Mount Vernon 48, Centerville 7
#1-North Fayette Valley 21, #7-New Hampton 7
#6-P-C-M, Monroe 38, Roland-Story 7
#3-Union, La Porte City 31, #10-Cresco, Crestwood 13
Williamsburg 49, Central Lee 25
CLASS 1A
#7-Bellevue 26, South Winneshiek 8
#3-Denver 50, Clayton Ridge 6
#6-Hinton (9-1) 43, #10-Logan-Magnolia 28
#8-Madrid 27, Pleasantville 20
#2-Pella Christian 49, Sigourney-Keota 0
#1-Iowa City Regina 49, West Branch 15
#4-Van Meter 21, A-H-S-T-W 14 (OT)
#5-Western Christian 28, West Lyon 6
CLASS A
#4-Bishop Garrigan 37, Earlham 6
#2-Gladbrook-Reinbeck 13, #10-Lynnville-Sully 6
#6-Lisbon 31, #9-East Buchanan 20
#8-Montezuma 34, B-G-M 20
#1-Saint Ansgar 28, Wapsie Valley 10
#3-Council Bluffs St. Albert 24, Akron-Westfield (5-5) 21
#5-West Hancock 30, Hudson 7
#7-West Sioux 49, South O’Brien 20
8-PLAYER
#8-Ar-We-Va, Westside 54, #10-Newell-Fonda 53
Central, Elkader 58, AGWSR, Ackley 26
#4-Don Bosco, Gilbertville 75, #1-Turkey Valley, Jackson Junction 24
Exira/Elk Horn-Kimballton 56, Bedford 12
#2-Fremont-Mills 69, Lenox 0
#3-Harris-Lake Park 36, #6-Audubon 26
Midland, Wyoming 80, H-L-V 24
#8-Twin Cedars 24, Iowa Valley 22
(college football)
Hastings 35, Briar Cliff 6
South Florida 52, (22) Navy 45
(World Series baseball)
Cleveland Indians 1, Chicago Cubs 0 (Indians lead series, 2-1)
CHICAGO – Coco Crisp delivered an RBI single in the seventh inning to give the Cleveland Indians a 1-0 victory over the Chicago Cubs and a two-games-to-one lead in the World Series. The Cubs stranded a runner on third in the seventh and ninth innings and managed just five hits against Cleveland pitching. Corey Kluber will start for the Indians tonight at Wrigley Field against John Lackey.
(N-B-A basketball)
Cleveland 94, Toronto 91
Brooklyn 103, Indiana 94
Detroit 108, Orlando 82
Charlotte 97, Miami 91
Oklahoma City 113, Phoenix 110, OT
Houston 106, Dallas 98
Utah 96, L.A. Lakers 89
Golden State 122, New Orleans 114
(N-H-L hockey)
Chicago 3, New Jersey 2, OT
Carolina 3, N.Y. Rangers 2
Calgary 5, Ottawa 2
Winnipeg 1, Colorado 0
Edmonton 2, Vancouver 0
Columbus 4, Anaheim 0
SATURDAY RESULTS – October 29
(cross country)
COED STATE MEET AT FORT DODGE
CLASS 4A GIRLS RESULTS – (team champion) Johnston. (individual champion) Bailey Nock of Iowa City West (18:06.9).
CLASS 4A BOYS RESULTS – (team champion) Dowling Catholic. (individual champion) Patrick Bose of Johnston (15:37.2).
CLASS 3A GIRLS RESULTS – (team champion) Decorah. (4th-Bishop Heelan .. 12th-Spencer). (individual champion) Adrianna Katcher of Center Point-Urbana. (9th-Kourtney Delperdang of Spirit Lake (19:13.5) .. 14. Amber Aesoph of Bishop Heelan (19:34.1) .. 52nd-Chloe Calhoun, fr. of Le Mars (20:31,7) .. 55th-Maddie Hurt, so. of Le Mars (20:34.4) .. 59th-Kara Albrecht, fr. of Le Mars (20:38.0)
CLASS 3A BOYS RESULTS – (team champion) Mount Vernon/Lisbon. (13th-Sergeant Bluff-Luton .. 15th-Bishop Heelan). (individual champion) Jeremy Fopma of Marion (16:02.6). (3rd-Miles Scott of Sergeant Bluff-Luton (16:16.0) .. 5th-Dylan Cavanaugh of Storm Lake (16:28.4).
CLASS 2A GIRLS RESULTS – Woodbury Central/Kingsley-Pierson’s Suzanne Putze & KayLynne Bechen. (team champion) Monticello (10th-Okoboji .. 12th-Emmetsburg .. 14th-Unity Christian). (individual champion) Anna Hostetler of Mid-Prairie (17:57.7). (14th-Suzanne Putze of Woodbury Central/Kingsley-Pierson (19:49.6) .. 64th-KayLynne Bechen of Woodbury Central/Kingsley-Pierson (21.17.4).
CLASS 2A BOYS RESULTS – (team champion) Mid-Prairie. (2nd-Unity Christian .. 3rd-Western Christian .. 4th-George-Little Rock. (individual champion) Andrew Stumbo of Ogden (15:53.6). (3rd-Gable Sieperda of George-Little Rock (16:27.8) .. 6th-Joe Anderson of George-Little Rock (16:38.7) .. 9th-Joe Schoonhoven of Unity Christian (16:51.5) .. 11th-Eric Hoffman of Woodbury Central/Kingsley-Pierson (16:55.8) .. 13th-Franklin Reinders of Unity Christian (16:57.6).
CLASS 1A GIRLS RESULTS – (team champion) Central Elkader. (12th-Maple Valley/Anthon-Oto .. 15th-Alta-Aurelia). (individual champion) Kate Crawford of A-C-G-C (19:38.7).
CLASS 1A BOYS RESULTS – (team champion) Nodaway Valley. (T11th-Remsen St. Mary’s (289) .. 15th-Trinity Christian. (individual champion) Riley Bauer of North Union (16:09.7). (19th-David Grady of Remsen St. Mary’s (17:38.5) .. 45th-Shay Galles of Remsen St. Mary’s (18:15.3) .. 70th-Wyatt Staab of Remsen St. Mary’s (18:57.2) .. 76th-Robert Russell of Remsen St. Mary’s (19:09.0) .. 79th-Nick Ruden of Remsen St. Mary’s (19:13.6).
(college football)
AMES — Quarterback Jesse Ertz, a former Mediapolis, Iowa prep all-stater, rushed for a career-high 106 yards on just nine carries and Kansas State held off host Iowa State 31-26 on Saturday, spoiling the Cyclones homecoming. Ertz added 151 yards passing with a TD for the Wildcats (5-3, 3-2 Big 12), who beat the struggling Cyclones (1-7, 0-5) for the ninth year in a row. Backup Jacob Park had 301 yards passing and two touchdowns for I-S-U. But he missed David Montgomery on a wide-open pass on fourth-and-1 at the K-State 1 with seven minutes left.
CEDAR FALLS – Lance Dunn ran for 118 yards and North Dakota State forced four interceptions to beat Northern Iowa 24-20 on Saturday night in a rematch of last season’s Football Championship Series quarterfinals. The Bison, which beat the Panthers 23-13 in the playoffs last season, are tied with Youngstown State and South Dakota State atop the Missouri Valley Conference. Eli Dunne threw a 4-yard touchdown pass to Briley Moore to pull Northern Iowa (3-5, 2-3) to 24-20 early in the fourth quarter. The Panthers later drove to the Bison 22, but the drive stalled when Matt Plank picked off Dunne’s tipped pass with 3:19 remaining.
Kansas State 31, Iowa State 26
Iowa was idle
North Dakota State 24, U-N-I 20
Western Illinois 35, U-S-D 34 – Trevor Bouma’s stat line: rushing- 18-42 yds. / 1 TD .. receiving- 5-42 yds.
Morningside 39, Dakota Wesleyan 6 – Michael Whitehead’s stat line: receiving- 7-57 / 1 TD
Northwestern 41, Midland Lutheran 0 – Levi TeBrink’s stat line: receiving 3-42 / 1 TD
Doane 59, Dordt 21
Upper Iowa 35, Wayne State 30
Coe 48, Buena Vista 7
Top 25 games:
(2) Michigan 32, Michigan State 23
(3) Clemson 37, (12) Florida State 34
(4) Washington 31, (17) Utah 24
(5) Louisville 35, Virginia 25
(6) Ohio State 24, Northwestern 20
(11) Wisconsin 23, (7) Nebraska 17, OT
Texas 35, (8) Baylor 34
(9) Texas A&M 52, New Mexico State 10
Oklahoma State 37, (10) West Virginia 20
Wyoming 30, (13) Boise State 28
(14) Florida 24, Georgia 10
(15) Auburn 40, Mississippi 29
(16) Oklahoma 56, Kansas 3
South Carolina 24, (18) Tennessee 21
(24) Penn State 62, Purdue 24
(World Series baseball)
Cleveland Indians 7, Chicago Cubs 2 (Indians lead series, 3-1)
CHICAGO – Corey Kluber and Jason Kipnis led the Cleveland Indians to a 7-2 victory over the Chicago Cubs and a three-games-to-one lead in the World Series. Kluber gave up five hits over six innings and blanked the Cubs following Anthony Rizzo’s R-B-I single in the bottom of the first. Kipnis put the game out of reach with a three-run homer in the seventh, one inning after his sacrifice fly put Cleveland ahead 4-1.
(N-B-A basketball)
Atlanta 104, Philadelphia 72
Boston 104, Charlotte 98
Memphis at New York
Cleveland 105, Orlando 99
Milwaukee 110, Brooklyn 108
Chicago 118, Indiana 101
San Antonio 98, New Orleans 79
Portland 115, Denver 113, OT
Sacramento 106, Minnesota 103
(N-H-L hockey)
Buffalo 3, Florida 0
New Jersey 3, Tampa Bay 1
Boston 1, Detroit 0
Montreal 2, Toronto 1
Pittsburgh 5, Philadelphia 4
St. Louis 1, Los Angeles 0
Minnesota 4, Dallas 0
Colorado 3, Arizona 2
Washington 5, Vancouver 2
San Jose 4, Nashville 1
SUNDAY RESULTS – October 30
(World Series baseball)
Chicago Cubs 3, Cleveland Indians 2 (Indians lead series 3-2)
CHICAGO — Aroldis Chapman got eight outs in the longest relief appearance of his career and the Chicago Cubs held off Cleveland 3-2 Sunday night, cutting the Indians’ lead in the World Series 3-2. The Cubs won a Series game at Wrigley Field for the first time since in 1945. They’ll try to extend their season in Game 6 at Cleveland on Tuesday night when Chicago right-hander Jake Arrieta faces Josh Tomlin. Kris Bryant’s homer sparked a three-run burst in the fourth inning that gave Jon Lester and the Cubs the lead. Carl Edwards Jr. relieved Lester to begin the seventh with a 3-2 edge. With a runner on second and one out, Chapman was called in. The hard-throwing closer hadn’t pitched in the seventh inning since 2012. Chapman escaped the jam, then shut down the Indians for a save. Jose Ramirez homered for Cleveland.
(N-F-L football)
Washington 27, Cincinnati 27, tie, OT
Kansas City 30, Indianapolis 14
Carolina 30, Arizona 20
Oakland 30, Tampa Bay 24, OT
New Orleans 25, Seattle 20
Houston 20, Detroit 13
New England 41, Buffalo 25
N.Y. Jets 31, Cleveland 28
Denver 27, San Diego 19
Atlanta 33, Green Bay 32
Dallas 29, Philadelphia 23, OT
Open: Baltimore, Los Angeles, Miami, N.Y. Giants, Pittsburgh and San Francisco
(N-B-A basketball)
L.A. Clippers 88, Utah 75
Golden State 106, Phoenix 100
Detroit 98, Milwaukee 83
San Antonio 106, Miami 99
Oklahoma City 113, L.A. Lakers 96
Houston 93, Dallas 92
Memphia 112, Washington 103, OT
(N-H-L hockey)
Buffalo 3, Winnipeg 1
Philadelphia 4, Carolina 3
Florida 5, Detroit 2
N.Y. Islanders 5, Toronto 1
N.Y. Rangers 6, Tampa Bay 1
Chicago 3, Los Angeles 0
Ottawa 2, Edmonton 0
Washington 3, Calgary 1
