Goodwrench 500 Finish and Top NASCAR Standings
The Rockingham race ends with Dale Earnhardt winning the Goodwrench 500 after 492 laps at 117.556 mph. Rudd, Bennett, Elliott, and Shepherd follow in the top five as the scoreboard lists 41 entries with various makes and speeds, plus scattered college game results and conference tournament notes.
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Rockingham
N.C
Dale Earnhardt
Chevrolet
Ricky Rudd
Ford
Neil Bennett
Pontiac
Bill Elliott
Morgan Shepherd
Buick
Rusty Wallace
Darrell Waltrip
Terry Labonte
Davey Allison
Ken Schrader
Phil Parsons
Oldsmobile
Lake Speed
Bobby Allison
Bobby Hillin Jr
Richard Petty
Kyle Petty
Mike Waltrip
Eddie Biershwale
Sterling Marlin
J.D. McDuffie
Charlie Baker
Jimmy Means
Jerry Cranmer
Chat Filip
Alan Kulwicki
D.K. Ulrich
Bobby Wawak
Cale Yarborough
Harry Gant
Greg Sacks
Buddy Baker
Geoff Bodine
Mark Stahl
Benny Parsons
Dave Marcis
Ron Bouchard
James Hylton
Tommy Ellis
David Scoebee
Patrick Latimer
Jerry Holden
Multi conference college results and NBA games reported
Scores from college tournaments and NBA show St Josephs over Penn State 81 to 78 Temple 77 over George Washington 69 West Virginia 74 over Duquesne 60 Navy 85 over James Madison 64 and more. NBA results include Chicago New Jersey Philadelphia Houston Cleveland Utah Seattle and Dallas details with individual player lines and next games listed.
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South Auburn
Louisiana St
Kentucky
Oklahoma
North Carolina
Georgia Tech
Northern St
W. Montana
Virginia
Maryland
Midwestlinois
Indiana
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Southwest So
Methodist
Arkansas
Arizona
California
Las Vegas
Fresno St
Washington
Oregon St
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
St. Joseph's
Penn St
Temple
George Washington
West Virginia
Duquesne
Colonial Athletic Association
Navy
James Madison
N.c.wilmington
Richmond
S. Maine
Metro Atlantic
Fairfield
Army
Iona
St. Peter's
Xavier
Ohio
St. Louis
Old Dominion
Boston
Philadelphia
New York
New Jersey
Detroit
Atlanta
Milwaukee
Chicago
Cleveland
Dallas
Utah
Houston
Denver
San Antonio
Sacramento
L.A. Lakers
Portland
Seattle
Golden State
Phoenix
L.A. Clippers
Indianapolis
Indiana Edges New York In Slugfest At World Basketball Meet
Indiana and New York scored a high tempo clash with 122 115 final. Williams paced Indiana with 20 points while Long added 30 and Fleming 18. Orr led New York with 7 assists and 12 rebounds as both teams traded leads and fouls.
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East Rutherford
N.J. Chicago
Banks
Oakley
Corzine
Paxson
Jordan
Sellers
Threatt
M. Brown
Paquette
E. Turner
Myers
New Jersey
B. Williams
King
Gminski
R. Williams
T. Brown
Coleman
Woolridge
Wood
McKenna
Chicago
Boston
Detroit
Green
Dantley
Laimbeer
Dumars
Thomas
W. Johnson
Mahorn
Salley
Rodman
McHale
Bird
Parish
D. Johnson
Ainge
Kite
Sichting
Roberts
Daye
Vincent
Orr
Sparrow
Oldham
Tucker
Indiana
Person
Williams
Stipanovich
Fleming
Long
Tisdale
Macy
Richardson
Gray
New York
G. Wilkins
Walker
Ewing
Ramsay
Doral Open Results Highlight Classic Golf Finishes
Final scores and prize money from the Doral Open show Lanny Wadkins winning $180,000 with 277 total, Tom Kite and Seve Ballesteros tied at 280 for second for $74,667 each, among a field list including Jack Nicklaus and Bernhard Langer. The LPGA Kemper Open in Princeville also reports final standings and purses.
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Miami
Doral Country Club
Blue
Lanny Wadkins
Tom Kite
Seve Ballesteros
Don Pooley
David Edwards
Bruce Lietzke
J.C. Snead
Fred Couples
Mike Sullivan
Andy Dillard
Brad Faxon
Tom Watson
David Graham
Gene Sayers
Phil Blackmar
Paul Azinger
Willie Wood
Tony Sills
Craig Stadler
Jack Nicklaus
Ronnie Black
Bernhard Langer
Bob Murphy
David Frost
Mark McCumber
Fuzzy Zoeller
Wayne Levi
Mike Reid
Donnie Hammond
Corey Pavin
George Burns
Isao Aoki
John Mahaffey
Mark Calcavecchia
Bob Eastwood
Buddy Gardner
John Adams
Joey Sindelar
Bobby Wadkins
Tim Simpson
Princeville
Hawaii
Princeville Makai
Jan Stephenson
Nancy Lopez
Muffin Spencer-Devlin
Dawn Coe
Juli Inkster
JoAnne Carner
Penny Hammel
Cindy Figg-Currier
Chris Johnson
Missie Berteotti
Ok-Hee Ku
Beverly Klass
Patty Sheehan
Alice Ritzman
Sally Quinlan
Beth Daniel
Pat Bradley
Lynn Adams
Mindy Moore
Janet Coles
Marta Figueras-Dotti
Lauri Peterson
Hollis Stacy
Lisa Young
Martha Foyer
Deb Richard
Val Skinner
Heather Farr
Colleen Walker
Mary Murphy
Kim Shipman
Bonnie Lauer
Sharon Barrett
Weepells Baseball Final 1986 Standings
American League final standings show team records and postseason context for the 1986 season. Top clubs led the league with strong pitching and hitting, while others faced rebuilding years and late-season surges.
Hockey results and standings from Wales Division Patrick Conference
Hockey results recap with notable scores and standings including Philadelphia leading with 79 goals for and 186 against, and multiple games such as Detroit 4 New York Rangers 1 and Minnesota 6 Los Angeles 3. Monday’s Detroit at Boston game slated for 7 35 p.m.
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Detroit
New York
Milwaukee
Oakland
Toronto
Texas
Baltimore California
Chicago
Kansas City
Cleveland
Boston
Seattle
Minnesota
Wales
Philadelphia
Buffalo
N.Y. Rangers
Los Angeles
St. Louis
N.Y. Islanders
Hartford
Quebec
Pittsburgh
Montreal
New Jersey
Vancouver
Calgary
Winnipeg
Washington
Baseball and Hockey Free Agent Signings Across MLB Teams
California Angels sign Chuck Finley and Mark McLemore to one year deals. Indians sign Carmen Castillo Otis Nixon and Frank Wills for one year. Dave Clark agrees to terms. Yankees ink Keith Hughes Dan Pasqua Joel Skinner and Alfonso Pulido. Blue Jays sign Kelly Gruber Rob Ducey Matt Stark and Fred McGriff. Astros sign Ty Suees Billy Hatcher Rafael Salvo Jim Deshaies Charlie Kerfeld Julio Solano Bert Pena Glenn Davis and Jim Pankovits. Expos sign Jeff Reed Jeff Parrett. Mets sign Chris Green to a Tidewater IL contract. Pirates sign Doug Dra bek Mike Bielecki. Giants sign Robby Thompson. Jose Uribe and Dan Gladden agree to contract terms. Hartford Whalers suspend Babych for failing to report to Binghamton.
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California Angels
Chuck Finley
Mark McLemore
Cleveland Indians
Carmen Castillo
Otis Nixon
Frank Wills
Dave Clark
NEW York Yankees
Keith Hughes
Dan Pasqua
Joel Skinner
Alfonso Pulido
Toronto Blue Jays
Kelly Gruber
Rob Ducey
Matt Stark
Fred McGriff
National League
Houston Astros
Suees
Billy Hatcher
Rafael Salvo
Jim Deshaies
Charlie Kerfeld
Julio Solano
Bert Pena
Glenn Davis
Jim Pankovits
Montreal Expos
Jeff Reed
Jeff Parrett
NEW York Mets
Chris Green
Tidewater
Pittsburgh Pirates
Doug Drabek
Mike Bielecki
SAN Francisco
Robby Thompson
Jose Uribe
Dan Gladden
Four Local Teams In Playoffs Highlight Regional Matchups
Hilton Head led by Leon Bush Wayne Simmons and Tim Singleton face Silver Bluff in a Lower State Championship rematch. Wagener Salley meets Landrum as Duane Morris relies on outside shooting after lacking an inside game. South Aiken girls clash with Holly Hill Roberts as Karen Roberts seeks a repeat state title with Mac Murdo and Phillips contributing. coach Carter notes defense and rebounding as advances hinge on turnover control and shooting.
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Knight
Hilton Head
Leon Bush
Wayne Simmons
Tim Singleton
Allee
Silver Bluff
Wagener-Salley
Landrum
Greenville
North Carolina-South Carolina State Line
South Aiken
Holly Hill- Roberts
Myrtle Beach
St. Andrews
Karen Roberts
Chris MacMurdo
Stacy Phillips
Carter
Holly Hill
Santa Margarita headline race results from Santa Anita
North Sider nipped Winter Treasure by a head to win the $300,000 Santa Margarita Handicap at Santa Anita. Tiger's Finest captured a 19 length victory in Turfway Park's $18,500 allowance. View Of Royalty edged Single Blade by a neck to win Hialeah Park's Patricia Stakes. Notches Trace surged from last to first to win Laurel Race Course's Miss Spin Handicap. Play The King won the To boggan Handicap by one length at Aqueduct.
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Arcadia
Calif
Santa Anita
Florence
Turfway Park
Hialeah
Fla
Hialeah Park
Laurel
Laurel Race Course
New York
Aqueduct
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York
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Woodmont
St. John’s Darl
Holly Hill Roberts
South Airica
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A.C. Flora
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Hinson
McCormick
Cheeks
Toney
Vranes
Wingate
Colter
McCray
Petersen
Olajuwon
Minniefield
Reid
Harris
Maxwell
Johnson
Leavell
Feit
McNealy
Henderson
Hanna
Batesburg-Lees
Blacksburg
Clinton
West Oak
Bennettsville
Columbia
North Central
Furman
Lamar
Pageland Central
Hampton
Calhoun County
St. Stephen
N. Myrtle Beach
Baptist
Lewisville
East Clarendon
Broome
Manning
Goose Creek
USC
Blenheim
Clio
Blackville
Hilda
Porter-Gaud
Terrell’s Bay
Cainhoy
Macedonia
Timmonsville
Branchville
Ben Crenshaw
Bill Rogers
Bruce Fleisher
Bob Gilder
Tom Sieckmann
Dick Mast
Calvin Peete
Ernie Gonzalez
Scott Hoch
Bill Kratzert
Andrew Magee
Peter Jacobsen
Mike Hulbert
Jay Delsing
Blaine McCallister
Mark Hayes
Tom Purtzer
Ken Green
Hale Irwin
Mark Lye
Davis Love Ill
Jack Renner
Bill Glasson
Pat McGowan
Dave Barr
Raymond Floyd
Presbyterian
N. Central
Barnwell
Berkeley
Great Falls
Pleasant Hill
Chapin
McBee
Denmark
NY Islanders
NY Rangers
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Hartford Whalers
Babych
Binghamton
Porky Bradberry
Johnny
Aiken
Augusta
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