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Chiefs, Steelers clinch divisions after weekend wins ■ FOOTBALL: Do as s:: Washington for the seond time this season while San Francisco won its fourth straight game Pittsburgh ami Kansas City clinched NFL division championships on Sunday and except for old pal Norv Turner. tln> Dallas Cowboys might have been in the playoffs, too. Tumor, offensive coordinator for two Doi las Super Bowl champions. cow bed Wash ington to a 24-1? victory and a season's sweep of that Cowboys. Delias is 10-3 for the season but 0-2 against Turner's Redskins Pittsburgh extended the league's longest winning streak to sis games, defeating Houston 21-7 and clinching the AFC Cen tral title. Kansas City got a season-high t24 yards from 35-year-old Marcus Allen and wrapped up the AFC West with a 29-23 victory over Oakland In other games, it was Denver 31. Jack sonville 23; San Diego 31. Cleveland 13; Seattle 20. Philadelphia 14. Carolina 13, Indianapolis 10; Green Bay 24. Cincinnati 10; Miami 21, Atlanta 20. New Orleans 11. New England 17; St. Louis 23. the New York lets 20; and Minnesota 31. Tampa Bav 1? .San Francisco heat Buffalo 27-17 at night. Chicago plays at Detroit on Mondav night Chiefs 29, Raiders 23 Hie Chiefs (11-2) won then v-cond A Ft 1 West title in three \c.irs as Allen be< ame the first player in the NFI.’s 77-year his tory to run for more than 10.000 yards and catch 5.000 yards in passes It was Kansas City's fifth straight victory and 12th in 13 games against the Raiders, Steclers 2 I, Oilers 7 Pittsburgh stretched its winning streak lo an NFl.-nigb six games and wrapped up its third AFC Contral championship in coach Bill t im her s four seasons Neil O'Donnell throw a pair of firm-half touch down passes and Bam Morris ran for 102 vards and a into fourth-quarter touchdown The Steeler* wrapped up the division title faster than in any season tint* their four Super Bow l runs during the 1970s Redskins 24, Cowboys 17 Terrv Allen scored two touchdowns and Heath Shuler passed for another as Wash ington (4-9) snapped n four-game losing streak The Redskins l»-at Dallas 27 2 1 ill the fifth game of the season when Allen scored twit e and gained 121 yards Broncos 31. Jaguars 23 John Elwav compensated for Denver's poor special teams plav. passing (or four touchdowns as the Broncos im [moved their playoff hopes Denver (7-6) is tied with Indianapolis and Miami for the final two AFC wiid-i ard slots Chargers 31, Browns 13 Rookie Aaron Hayden, replacing injured Nalrone Means rushed 12 times for 127 yards and his first two NFl- torn hdowns as San Diego kept its faint playoff hopes alive with its set and win in six days Seahawks 26. f aglrs 14 Seattle used a career-best four Reid goals by Todd Peterson to beat Philadelphia which kxst for jusi tin- second time in nine games Die Seahawks have won four of the last five Panthers 13, (jilts 10 Carolina won its sixth game and fourth straight at horm\ using « face mask penal ty hv Derwtn Gray to wl up }ohn kasay's .in-yard winning field goal The Panthers sat ked Jim ilarbaugh, the Nil I s top-rated passer, sis time*. knocking him from the game with .1 sprained knee Par krrs 24, Bengals 10 Brett Favre threw throe touchdowns and completed I] of 43 pisses for .t in yarris his fifth .'too-yard game this ynor and loth of his earner Favre became the third fastest quar terh.u k in NFL histon to reach 100 career touchdown passes, reaching the plateau in his 82nd game live record of 44 games was set fiy flan Manno from 1983•«*> johnny Uni las did it m 53 games from 1058-60 Dolphins 21, Falcons 20 Marino threw a 21 yard TO pass to lr\ •* 1 ryar with 11 ..s 1 aids i.•!t and M: mo rallied with two touchdowns in the last eight minutes to end a three-game losing streak Marino took Miami 72 yards in the final 1 49 for the w inning sr ore Vikings 31, Buccaneers 17 Minnesota's defense had eight sat ks to overpower Tampa itav Quarterhat k Trent Oilfarahrorbad -,:v tat Itibolbttbiiitsdsi t ed for figfiting with tackle John Randle I he Vikings got .1 (»(> yard TO run from Amp Lee. the longest of his career and Warren Moon had TO pass. -, of 27 and no yards to (iris Carter Rams 23. (els 20 Stymied I if the day, Isaac Bruce broke free for a pair of TO oak lies to lead St laiuis Unite, the fatigue s leading receiver in passing yardage, wasn't a fat tor for near ly thns; quarters Hut lie taught T! k of 1 anti II yards from bat kup Mark Ks plan and Bn ishod svitfi sis recaptions for fit) yards Saint* 31. Patriot* 17 New Orleans used threw big scoring plays to move closer to the playoffs in a season that began with five losses The Saints have won five of their last sis They were bin ked by )im Everett's touchdown {Kisses of 50 sards to Quinn Early and ret s ards to Lorenzo N’eai and Mario Hates tii> yard TD run 4**ers 27, Hills t7 lionebo* kor (.ary I’luinmer fun ed a goal hne fumble by I kirn k Holmes with a dev astating hit and litiehai ker l ee Woodall ns overed and rat ed 'Hi yards for a tout li do wn in the San Kraruaw a 4'ters 27-17 win tn er the Buffalo Hills Hie m ore was tied 10-10 about five min utes into tin* third period and the Hills (B 5) appeared poised to take command after a 15-yard run by Holmes gave them a first and-goal at the t Hut Plummer launched himself into Holmes and knocked the hall loose Woodall outrai ud (Harwell Gardner and I tm Tintlnle to give San Francisi o (0 4! a tr to lead and complete the second longest fumble return in 4*)ers history San Francisco's top-ranked defense forced five Buffalo turnovers and has to takeaways in (lie last four weeks Woodall finished with 10 tat kies a s.ii k and two fumble ret tiveries • N ■ 1 ' • offense was sty mied much of the night, feuded off a Buffalo chal lenge with a pair of fourth-quarter s< ormg dmes Buffalo’s last realistic threat ended with |usl over five minutes remaining when Frit Ikiv IS illten fpted Jim Kelly for the s»h and time in tile game Emerald Call 346-4343 to place your ad today 'DO PERSONALS UO Singles 1-800-44? 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