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TAMPA, Fla. (AP) - Marcus All
yards, and the Los Angeles defense
offense as the Raiders crushed the
ball League champs 38-9 yesterday
Bowl ever.
Understudies Derrick Jensen anc
defensive plays into instant first
Allen, a unanimous selection as 1
Player, broke loose in the second 1
to the win.
Allen picked up his yardage or
record of 166 rushing yards set b
ginsd in 1983*s Redskin victory ov
Jensen, a reserve tight end and I
blocked Jeff Hayes' punt and fell
touchdown 4:52 into the game. Sqi
intercepted Joe Theismann's screer
a score just seven seconds before !
Between those scores, Jim Plunk
Branch for a second-period touchd
coup de grace in the third quarte
running 5 and a Super Bowl record
safely in command for their third
The Redskins had been 3-point f;
successive NFL title ? but by hold
Washington's only touchdown on
quarter, the Raiders became the <
sburgh Steelers to win more than i
times in the 1970s.
Three plays served to propel the
a team which, at 14-2 was the b
regular season: Squirek's interce
and, between them, a defensive st?
fourth-and-one at the LA 26 late
If that wasn't enough, the defei
ton extra-point attempt and forces
ended a Redskin threat in the fou
With the Raiders holding a 14punt
buried the Redskins at their 1
in the first half. Theismann brouj:
three receivers split wide to the rij
for a bomb.
Instead, he only looked to his r
where Joe Washington was a step
Alzado. Theismann lofted the ball
hut Qnn ro 1/ c\ii/ppnino t n Hie r i o
CUl UVjUI avvvvpili^ iv mu *
grabbed the ball and was in the e
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IM jh percenfagft score
USC forward JimmyJEnster slam
Carolina will face Vanderbilt in Na
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defending National Foot- N
in the most lopsided Super
1 Jack Squirek turned alert ||
t-half touchdowns before p
:he game's Most Valuable W
tialf and paced the Raiders |
i 2U carries and broke the I|.
y Washington's John Rig- 9
er the Miami Dolphins. xh
*- special teams captain, m
t n the end zone for a (p
jiiv i backup linebacker,
1 pass and burst 5 yards for
halftime.
;ett passed 12 yards to Cliff
own, and Allen applied the
r with.two touchdowns ?
74 yards to put the Raiders
Super Bowl triumph.
avorites to win their second
ling Riggins to 64 yards and
a 1-yard drive in the third
i>nly team besides the Pitttwo.
The Steelers won four
Raiders to this victory over
est in the NFL during the V
ption, Aliens 74-yard run \
md that stopped Riggins on
in the third quarter. |
nse also blocked a Washind
a Theismann fumble that
rth period.
3 lead, Ray Guy's 27-yard
2-yard line with 12 seconds
;ht his team to the line with J
;?ht, apparently ready to try |
ight, then turned to his left,
i outside defensive end Lyle
toward his all-purpose back
ht, stepped between them,
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War in the trenches
Los Angeles' Howie Long (I.) battles Washington R(
von yesterday's championship game 38-9.
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Phil Cox,
W~w - f ? Kg! him," coacl
'Jw Bgffi . side shootei
. free throw :
and Turner.
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int win ov?r Campbri Univtftity. that is a big
m< great crowd
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ice vanaeroiiT
a tough game for us. Jfj/k
lad its problems last week m
entucky (67-46 Friday | }
I hope they stay in that Wte'
ive get out of it."
SC head basketball coach
Bill Foster ^
tson are amoni
20-point victory over Campbell attendance.'
aturday night, USC basketball
.ister ^a^d his squad will need to CAROLI1
amatically to face Vanderbilt legiate Athli
might in a televised game. will face the
i tough game for u$," he said. Nashville, 1
had its problems last week The two s
ucky (losing 67-46 Friday night), past, with >
hey stay in thaPrut while we get The Gamec<
last season,
ve did better at the end of Wanting
iturday's) game, we still need to from Mem
ur shooting. In the first half Gamecocks
lpbell, we shot a whopping 38 streak by c
Carolina C<
DORE FORWARD Jeff Turner But "I1111
points and just seven re- Carolina
game to lead the feam in both l"e sma"e
through m<
jard Phil Cox and sophomore 4 ,
Burrow also average in double ,,
?ring 12.1 and 10.1 points per 8ame? COi
"When vo
ctively. 'lyer
who can really hurt you is cr?^' ^
and we have great respect for s . anyboi
i Foster said. "He is a great out- winning by
r, and he is also an outstanding Poor sh
shooter." Gamecock!
kept the gi
side game is strong with Burrow halftime.
T'l * ?U., :? Tltn
i nunc iwu guys 1111a ii ujj i iiv swVanderbilt
rebounds well, and first mini
concern for us. They also have a Carolina e
I, and year-in and year-out they
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f of Super Bowl XVIII. The Raiders
tonight
g the national leaders in
NA, 2-2 in the Metropolitan Coletic
Conference and 9-5 overall,
8-7 Commodores at 8:30 p.m. in
enn.
;quads have met five times in the
fanderbilt leading the series 4-1.
3cks took their first win over VU
winning at home 85-71.
to forget the 75-58 thrashing
phis State last Wednesday, the
snaDDed a three-game losing
lefeating Campbell 77-57 in the
sliseum.
the last few minutes it looked as
would drop its fourth straight as
r school kept pace with USC
)st of the game.
TALK about it being a crazy
ach Foster said after the contest,
u look at the final score it's so
ti four minutes left to play it was
dy's ball game, and we ended up
' 20 points."
ooting once again plagued the
5 in the first half, while the Camels
ime balanced to make it 32-all at
saw scoring continued during the
ites of the second half until
ct?h1ichf?rt a clicht
See "Foster," n?qa 15