Louisville Beats Tulane in Underdog Showdown Saturday
Ed Rubbert threw 222 yards and two TDs leading Louisville to a 23-12 win over Tulane as Terrence Jones exited with a bruised elbow. Tulane managed four Dan Guirl field goals but fell short. Redd added two sacks as USM shut out Southwestern Louisiana 17-0.
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College Scores EAST and SOUTH results across conferences
A wide sweep of college football scores from the East and South shows numerous results. Alfred defeated Rochester 43 to 20 while Army beat Air Force 21 to 11. Wisconsin and many other programs posted varied outcomes across multiple venues and divisions.
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Clemson Tops ACC Race in Overtime Bid
NC State coach Dick Sheridan criticized the comeback shortfall as the Wolfpack fell to 6 2 1 while Virginia dropped to 2 3 after coach George Welsh suffered a broken leg in practice. Duke's Doug Peterson added a 32 yard field goal with seven seconds left to end a four game skid and lift the Blue Devils to 4 5.
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Top Twenty college teams results and South Carolina playoffs
AP Top Twenty recap shows Miami, Penn State, Michigan and others winning while LSU and Florida stumble. South Carolina high school playoff pairings listed with 4-A to 1-A qualifiers across numerous districts and venues.
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Danzig Connection Retired to Stand at Lexington
The 1986 Belmont Stakes winner Danzig Connection has been retired after bone chips in his right knee. Trainer Woody Stephens said the 3 year old son of Danzig will stand stud in Lexington, Kentucky, after earning $1,002,620 with 6 wins and 4 other in 17 starts.
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Dodgers Name James Stoeckel to Great Falls Post
The Dodgers named James Stoeckel as manager of Great Falls in the Pioneer League. In other moves, Bills claimed Steve Tasker from the Oilers and placed Walter Broughton on injured reserve while Saints activated Bobby Hebert from IR. Capitals sent Al Jensen to Binghamton. Las Vegas Senior Classic results list top finishers and prize money with Bruce Crampton leading at 206.
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Mike Fetchick
Charles Owen
Bill Johnston
Joe Jimenez
Butch Baird
Bobby Nichols
Jim Ferree
Don Finsterwald
Howie Johnson
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Edberg Romps Wilander In Stockholm Open Final
Top seed Stefan Edberg defeated Mats Wilander 6-2 6-1 6-1 to capture the Stockholm Open title. The 20-year-old Swede earned his eighth Grand Prix singles win as Wilander, returning from a two month layoff, never settled and was broken in the first game.
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Americans win seven game goodwill series in Japan
Tony Pena and Jesse Barfield led the U S team to a 9 4 victory over Japanese players in the finale at Korakuen Stadium. Pena had a home run and a double driving in three runs while Barfield added a two run homer and Glenn Davis stroked a solo shot. Managed by Davey Johnson the U S squad finished six wins and one loss in the series.
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Highland Park Mixed Best Ball Winners Named
The Highland Park Women's Golf Association held a mixed best ball event last Sunday with winners Joe Pendleton Dee Pendleton Mable Eisenhart and Helen Killion. Second place went to Helen Davis Curt Davis Charles Acton and Marion Acton. Anne Cunningham won Tuesday's low net.
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Football Great Layne Hospitalized
Bobby Layne Hall of Fame quarterback who led the Detroit Lions to three NFL titles in the 1950s is hospitalized at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital in Pontiac Michigan. Layne age 59 was admitted after a liver problem Saturday night with confirmation from Nick Kerbawy Lions executive. Layne completed 1814 of 3700 passes for 26769 yards and 196 touchdowns in his 15 year NFL career. He joined the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1967.
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Correction credit for Terrence Flagler photo
The Sunday photo of Terrence Flagler on page 3B of the Aiken Standard was miscredited to AP Laser. The image was taken by staff photographer Tim O'Dell as part of LEWIS GRIZZARD Now On Sundays.
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