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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1986

Page

10

Furman suffers first 1986 loss to ETSU in 25-13 upset

East Tennessee State defeated No. 3 Furman 25-13 as Jess Morgan threw a 10 yard TD pass to Denny Rebber and ran for a score. Furman’s nine game conference win streak ended in the setback.

Jess Morgan Denny Rebber East Tennessee State Furman Gerald Harris Georgia Southern Tennessee Tech Rodney Peete Southern Cal Trojans Oregon Rickey Foggie Minnesota Purdue Navy Bill Byrne Troy Saunders Chuck Smith Dartmouth Texas Jeff Ward Longhorns Rice

College Scores Across Regions Show Close Contests

A flood of college results lists scores from the East to the West. Notable narrow wins include Amherst over Middlebury 24 to 21 and Yale besting Bloomsburg 24 to 20. Multiple teams chase conference and regional bragging rights.

Jets fall to Bills in 38 to 14 defeat at Buffalo

Buffalo dominates with 38 points led by Kelly 211 passing yards and Bell 58 rushing, while Jets’ O'Brien throws for 288 yards and Shuler 86 receiving helps. Bills pull away after second quarter and never look back as Rams and others post scores elsewhere.

Buffalo Bell Moore Kelly N.Y. Jets Hector Paige O'Brien Sohn Ryan Riddick Reed Burkett Metzelaars Jets Toon Shuler Walker Klever

Top Twenty Fared In AP College Football After Saturday

The AP Top Twenty results show Miami stay at No 1 after routing Northern Illinois 34 0 while Alabama Navy at 5 0 beat Notre Dame 26 10 Nebraska and Michigan also won their games. Iowa moved to 4 0 by beating Michigan State 24 0. Arizona did not play and was set to face UCLA next.

Associated Press Miami Fila Northern Iilionis West Virginia Alabama Notre Dame Memphis State Nebraska South Carolina Oklahoma State Michigan Wisconsin Michigan State Penn State Rutgers Cincinnati Oklahoma Kansas State Texas Dallas Auburn Western Carolina Vanderbilt Arkansas Texas Christian Texas Tech Southern California Oregon Washington State Arizona UCLA Iowa

Southern Open reveals final scores and prize money

At the Southern Open in Columbus Georgia the $350000 event concluded at Island Country Club. Final standings list Fred Wadsworth earning $63000 and Jim Thorpe $23100 among many players with totals shown for rounds and final scores.

Southern Res Columbus Teen Island Country Club Fred Wadsworth Jim Thorpe George Archer Tim Simpson John Cook Payne Stewart Jack Renner Joey Sindelar Brad Fabel Mike Eee Bob Gilder Joe Inman Kenny Knox Larry Nelson Hubert Green Corey Pavin Lennie Clements Andy Bean Charles Bolling Willie Wood Greg Twiggs Larry Mize Bob Tway Gary Koch Gene Sauers Charles Coody Ken Brown Larry Rinker Mike Hulbert Chris Perry Mike Donald Rod Curl Wayne Grady Jim Dent Frank Conner Mark Brooks Scott Hoch Barry Jaeckel Bobby Wadkins Buddy Gardner Davis Love Ill Keith Fergus Tom Sieckmann Paul Azinger Vance Heather Ed Fiori Rick Dalpos John McComish Tom Purtzer J.C. Snead Tommy Valentine Tony Sills Dave Rummelis Don Pooley Jeff Sluman Mike Nicolette David Frost Leonard Thompson John Mahaffey Blaine McCallister Mike Smith John Adams Ernie Gonzalez Allen Miller Chip Beck Trevor Dodds Bobb Cole Mark McCumber Lou Graham Loren Roberts Bill Kratzert Scott Verplank Lou Hinkle Antonio Cerda Billy Pierot Russ Cochran Mike West Gregory Ladehoff Tom Pernice Jr Rick Cramer Dave Eichelberger

College grid results and upcoming foes in early season

Rankings show No. 12 Washington beat California 50 18 and No. 13 Baylor edged Houston 27 13. No. 14 Texas A M defeated Texas Tech 45 8 while No. 15 UCLA fell to No. 16 Arizona State 16 9. No. 16 Arizona State beat No. 15 UCLA 16 9 and No. 17 Michigan State lost to No. 11 Iowa 24 21. No. 18 LSU defeated Florida 28 17, No. 19 Fresno State lost to San Jose State 45 41, and No. 20 NC State did not play. Upcoming: No. 12 Washington at Stanford and No. 15 UCLA hosts No. 10 Arizona.

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Oakwood Homes 500 Results Highlight NASCAR Finishers

Dale Earnhardt wins the Oakwood Homes 500 at Harrisburg NC aboard a Chevrolet Monte Carlo SS racing 334 laps. The field lists 41 finishers with speeds, prize money, and car models including Gant Parsons Labonte Petty Yarborough Foyt and others in Ford Thunderbird Oldsmobile Delta 88 Buick LeSabre Pontiac Grand Prix 22 and more.

Harrisburg N.C Dale Earnhardt Harry Gant Neil Bennett Ricky Rudd Buddy Baker Geoff Bodine Bill Elliott Rusty Wallace Darrell Waltrip Phil Parsons Dave Marcis Kyle Petty Alan Kulwicki Jao Pearson Terry Labonte Rodney Combs Connie Saylor Jimmy Means Mike Waltrip J.D. McDuffie Ron Bouchard Buddy Arrington Ae Ragan Eddie Bierschwab Joe Ruttman Bobby Hillin Jr Ee Marlin David Sosebee Richard Petty Cale Yarborough AJ. Foyt Chet Fillip Delma Cowart Brad Teague Bobby Allison Randy Baker

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