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Tehama Tracker Sunday's results NFL Kansas City Raiders 28 0 Palmer: 8-21, 116 yards, 3 INTs Boller 7-14, 61 yards, 3 INTs Today's games FIELD HOCKEY Bella Vista Corning 3:30 p.m. Game 5 Texas St. Louis STL — (Carpenter 11-9) TEX— (Wilson 16-7) On the tube NFL FOOTBALL • 5:30 p.m., ESPN — Baltimore at Jacksonville PAN AMERICAN GAMES •6 p.m., ESPN2 — Events TBA, at Guadalajara, Mexico NFL Glance AFC West WL T Pct Chargers 4 2 0 .667 RAIDERS 430 .571 Kansas City 3 3 0 .500 Denver 2 4 0 .333 East WL T Pct N. England 5 1 0 .833 Buffalo 4 2 0 .667 N.Y. Jets 4 3 0 .571 Miami 0 6 0 .000 South WL T Pct Houston 4 3 0 .571 Tennessee 3 3 0 .500 Jacksonville 1 5 0 .167 Indianapolis 0 6 0 .000 North WL T Pct Baltimore 4 1 0 .800 Pittsburgh 5 2 0 .714 Cincinnati 4 2 0 .667 Cleveland 3 3 0 .500 NFC West WL T Pct 49ERS 510 .833 Seattle 2 4 0 .333 Arizona 1 5 0 .167 St. Louis 0 6 0 .000 East N.Y. Giants 4 2 0 .667 Dallas WL T Pct 3 3 0 .500 Washington 3 3 0 .500 Philadelphia 2 4 0 .333 South WL T Pct N. Orleans 4 2 0 .667 Tampa Bay 4 3 0 .571 Atlanta 4 3 0 .571 Carolina 2 5 0 .286 North WL T Pct Green Bay 7 0 0 1.000 Detroit 5 2 0 .714 Chicago 4 3 0 .571 Minnesota 1 6 0 .143 ————————————————— Sunday's results Kansas City 28, Oakland 0 Atlanta 23, Detroit 16 Carolina 33, Washington 20 Chicago 24, Tampa Bay 18 Cleveland 6, Seattle 3 Dallas 34, St. Louis 7 Denver 18, Miami 15, OT Green Bay 33, Minnesota 27 Houston 41, Tennessee 7 N.Y. Jets 27, San Diego 21 Pittsburgh 32, Arizona 20 Indianapolis at New Orleans, late Open: 49ERS, Buffalo, Cincinnati, N.Y. Giants, New England, Philadelphia, Today's game Baltimore at Jacksonville, 5:30 p.m. Around town Raiders throw 6 interceptions, lost to Chiefs Cattle Days 2011 The Red Bluff Junior Round-Up is again holding their annual Cattle Days on Sunday, Nov. 27. Cattle Days will again be held at the Fairgrounds in Red Bluff. The public is welcome to come and either participate or observe the old fashioned way of the West. This is an example of life before X-Box and video games, when families enjoyed working and spending time together. This event is a fundraiser to help the Red Bluff Junior Round-Up continue to support the Western Heritage of our area. This is the 16th year for Cattle Days which is ear- marked as a Family Event and continues to offer events for all ages. Age groups are 5-and- under, 6-10, 11-13, 14-19 and 20-and-over. Entries close on November 15th, or entries may enter on the day of with a $25 penalty. All event entries are $20 each and $60 for the team events. Entries will be available and can be obtained from the redblluffjuniorroundup.com web page on or before October 18th. OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) — Kyle Boller dropped back on Oak- land's first series and threw a pass to the left sideline that Kendrick Lewis intercepted and returned for a touch- down. Carson Palmer did the same to the right side to Brandon Carr in the fourth quarter. After all the talk this week about who would start at quarterback for the Oakland Raiders, it didn't much matter. Boller and Palmer were equally bad. Boller and Palmer each threw three interceptions and the Kansas City Chiefs took advantage of the rusty quarterback play to win their third straight game, beating Oakland 28-0 Sunday in their most lopsided road win ever against the Raiders. ''It was just an awful feeling walking off the field to be beat like that in the fashion that we were beat,'' said Palmer, who was a retired player at home less than a week ago. ''We need to regroup.'' Boller became the first Raiders quarterback in 13 years to throw three interceptions in the first half, including Lewis' 59-yard score on the first drive of the game for Oak- land (4-3). Palmer relieved in the second half and threw three more interceptions, including one that Flowers returned 58 yards to give the Chiefs a 28-0 lead early in the fourth quarter. Cornerback Javier Arenas and Le'Ron McClain each added touch- down runs for the Chiefs (3-3) on a day the Kansas City offense didn't have to do much at all. After being outscored 89-10 in lopsided losses to Buffalo and Detroit to open the season, the defending AFC West champion Chiefs have won three straight to get back into contention in the division race. While the wins came against cellar dwellers Minnesota and Indi- anapolis and a banged-up Raiders team missing its leading passer, scorer and rusher for most of the game, the Chiefs aren't apologizing. ''We don't have too many pretty games but as long as we come away with the victory that's all that mat- ters,'' said cornerback Brandon Carr, who had one interception. ''We're definitely making progress and trying to keep this thing going. The Raiders promising season was jolted last week when starting quarterback Jason Campbell was knocked out with a broken collar- bone. Coach Hue Jackson moved quickly to get a replacement by trad- ing for Palmer on Tuesday. Palmer had been working out on his own in Southern California. Because of his rust and unfamiliari- ty with his teammates and the play- book, Palmer did not start in his debut. It didn't end up mattering because neither quarterback was able to do much besides throwing interceptions. Boller was 7 for 14 for 61 yards and became the first Raiders quar- terback to throw three interceptions in the first half since Donald Hollas in 1998 against Miami. Palmer went 8 for 21 for 116 yards with the three interceptions. Palmer now has the bye week to get up to speed before making his first start Nov. 6 at home against Denver. ''We're not blinking,'' Jackson said. ''This football team is not going to blink. We have to play bet- ter. We have to play better offensive- ly. I take full responsibility.'' This marked the first time the Raiders had thrown six intercep- tions in a game since that 1998 game against the Dolphins and the Chiefs had their first six-intercep- tion game since 1984 against Seat- tle. ''We knew that they had a quar- terback controversy,'' Lewis said. ''We studied film and studied their routes and that they were going to give him a limited playbook. When we had the opportunity to make big plays and capitalize, that's what we did. And we did a good job with it.'' Jackson was coy all week about whether Boller or Palmer would start at quarterback in Oakland's first game since Jason Campbell broke his collarbone. With star run- ning back Darren McFadden leav- ing in the first quarter with an injured right foot, it didn't much matter. Oakland moved into Kansas City territory on its first drive and tried to run a trick play on third-and-1 that backfired. Third quarterback Ter- relle Pryor lined up at receiver and went in motion to behind the center and took a quick snap for a keeper. The Raiders were called for a false start because Pryor was not set for a second. On the next play, Boller threw an out pass to Jacoby Ford that Lewis stepped in front off and returned 59 yards for the touchdown to give the Chiefs a 7-0 lead. The boos for Boller started but Palmer remained on the sideline with a baseball hat. Boller threw his second interception on a deep pass to Denarius Moore that Flowers caught. The Chiefs then drove 61 yards for a score Le'Ron McClain's 1-yard run. Boller finally got the Raiders moving with some good runs by Michael Bush before Derrick John- son stuffed him on fourth down at the 1 when Jackson called for a direct snap to the running back. Boller was intercepted again late in the half. ''I'm just extremely frustrated,'' Boller said. ''I had an opportunity to go there. It just didn't go as planned. Definitely not my best outing. I feel bad for my teammates. I feel like I let my teammates down. There's not much to say. The play speaks for itself.'' MediaNews Group photos by Rick Silva and Jeff Larson/Paradise Post (Left) Red Bluff's Aislynn Lair competes in the EAL-South championships in Paradise. (Right) Red Bluff's Mickenzie Perdue competes at an Eastern Athletic League competition. TENNIS NALChampionships Corning's Victoria Owens captured the singles title at the Northern Athletic League tennis champi- onships over the week- end. Owens knocked out a pair of Cardinals teammates along the way in Librada Ramirez (Round of 16) and Monique Davis (semifinal). Owens defeated Yreka's Madison Williams 6-2, 6-4 in the final. Corning's Elle Davis reached the con- solation final to earn an Owens All-League selection, joining Owens and Monique Davis. Sarah Drum and Cora Bryant reached the quarterfinals for Corning. EALChampionships Red Bluff finished second in Eastern Athletic League-South regular season play. At the postseason tournament, Samantha Clements earned an All-League nod and a seed- ing at the upcoming section tournament after reaching the third round. Meredeth Lord, Josie Clements, Erika Ellis, Aislynn Lair and Jennika Alexander also compet- ed for Red Bluff. All three of the Lady Spartans' doubles teams received honorable mentions for winning their first round matches. GOLF Madi Shea shot a 50 in Palo Cedro to lead Red Bluff at the last regular season EAL match. Shea, Mickenzie Perdue and Sofia Frantz all had rounds of 52 or better this season to qualify them for for the upcoming EAL Championship. Perdue shot a 55 at Palo Cedro and Frantz shot a 54. Summer Frantz with a 58, Kellie Rodriguez with a 68 and Molly Murphy with a 76 rounded out Red Bluff's golfers. Katherine Dillon, Renae Avila, Michelle Mitchell, Emily Crowley and Bailey Patchen also golfed for Red Bluff this season. The Palo Cedro Match Day was won by Pleas- ant Valley. Chico was in second, followed by Foothill and Paradise. Red Bluff placed fifth, followed by Enterprise and Shasta. VOLLEYBALL The Mercy Lady Warriors pulled out an incredible come from behind victory over Divi- sion-VI Orland, Thursday night. After dropping the first two games 25-17, 25- 19 on the road, the Lady Warriors (D-VI) found their stride. Still, it wasn't easy as Mercy pulled out Game 3 26-24. The Lady Warriors then won a marathon Game 4 32-30, before squeaking out the match by taking Game 5 15-13. Maggie Keller had 15 kills, four aces, four blocks and 31 digs. Breana Kemp added eight kills and 27 digs. Ella Fleet had seven kills and 25 digs. Kayce Kemp provided 31 assists to go along with three kills and 14 digs. Mariah Kingwell had a pair of kills and a pair of aces. Jennifer Gentry had 17 digs and a kills. Maddy Coehlo and Emy Nelson also had a kill each for the Lady Warriors. 5:05 p.m. FOX Sports 1B Monday October 24, 2011 Prep sports round-up