Graham wins Piccadilly World Match Play in dramatic finish
Australian David Graham birdied the 38th hole to defeat defending champion Hale Irwin and claim the $127,500 Piccadilly World Match Play championship in Virginia Water England.
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Scoreboard notes NFL style scores and college results
The page lists numerous game results including City 33 Washington Cleveland 18 and Detroit 30 New England 10. It also shows hockey scores Islanders 2 and Rangers 7, college football from multiple conferences, and racing results from Monmouth Park to Bay Meadows with winners and stakes.
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Gamecocks Citadel Win as Tigers Fall to Wake Forest
South Carolina beat Virginia 35-7 to end a two game skid and improve to 4-2 under coach Jim Carlen. The Citadel rallied to a 14-10 win at Charleston behind Marty Crosby who came off the bench to pass and score. Furman tied Appalachian State 14-14 on a slippery field while Clemson dropped a 20-14 decision to Wake Forest.
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ATA Tennis Tournament Scheduled In Aiken October
The Aiken Tennis Association will run a mixed doubles tournament October 17 to 24 open to ATA members and county residents joining the association. Entry and membership fees apply with divisions A and B based on experience. A public pairing drawing is set for Thursday at the Weeks Center with match times posted Friday. Trophies awarded October 24 with a barbecue to follow. rain plan reserves 5 p.m. barbecue at Weeks Center.
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Reds Hold 2-0 World Series Edge in NL Playoffs
Cincinnati leads Philadelphia 2-0 in a best of five after a 6-2 win as Tony Perez and Dick Allen figure in a pivotal sixth inning error. Gary Nolan faces Jim Kaat in the deciding game setup with potential Game Four on Tuesday and Game Five if needed.
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Royals Strike Back To Even Series
Kansas City Royals rally past the New York Yankees 7-3 to square the American League division series at 1-1. Dennis Leonard started, Paul Splittorff relieved and shut down the Yankees, as KC flipped momentum with doubles early and a late sting to squander New York’s 3-2 lead.
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Browns Rally Behind Mays as SipeBradshaw Injuries Hit NFL
Cleveland tops Pittsburgh 18-16 as David Mays leads after Brian Sipe exits with a concussion. Brian Sipe and Steelers QB Terry Bradshaw suffer injuries in a Sunday NFL slate, with Namath Morton Bartkowski among others hurt. Jets beat Bills 17-14 while Dallas and New Orleans post notable wins.
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Allison Wins National 500 After Long Wait
Donnie Allison finally reached victory lane in the National 500 at Charlotte after officials took four hours to confirm him the winner. His Chevy beat Cale Yarboroughs by 12.2 seconds as Robbie Allison edged Buddy Baker for third on the 334 lap event.
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Helen Day Wins MVCC Tournament Title
Helen Day captured the October Midland Valley Country Club Women s Golf Association low net tourney crown at Graniteville.
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