Pensacola Open final results and prize money
Final scores and prize money from the Pensacola Open at Perdido Bay Resort in Pensacola Florida. Doug Tewell won $54 000 with a 269 total. Other top finishers include Danny Edwards Phil Blackmar David Ogrin Mark McCumber Clarence Rose and Jeff Sluman with payouts ranging from $10 425 to $26 400 and a field list of players with round scores and totals.
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Doug Tewell
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Phil Blackmar
David Ogrin
Mark McCumber
Clarence Rose
Jeff Sluman
David Canipe
John Mahaffey
Mike Reid
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Steve Jones
Tom Byrum
Dan Forsman
Bruce Soulsby
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Dick Mast
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Robert Thompson
Lou Graham
Rex Caldwell
Rainy Day Grind Marks NFL Week With Hoops and Gridiron Notes
Rain dampened crowds as Rick Neuheisel led three second half San Diego scoring drives in a win over Tampa Bay. Totals show Neuheisel 18-22-0-217 passing for the Chargers plus 5-11-0-53 for Kelley.
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Kelley
Spencer
Moffett
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Holt
Ricks
Wright
Streater
Land
Boone
Reaves
Hold
Williams
Rome
Muhammad
Steater
Holloway
Carter
Gaffney
Oakwood Homes 500 race results Concord NASCAR shown
Sun Sunday's Oakwood Homes 500 finish lists Bill Elliott winning from pole in a Ford with 334 laps and $74,040 prize. Bobby Allison second Buick and Sterling Marlin third Oldsmobile follow as top earners among 34 drivers with final standings and earnings noted.
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N.C
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Phil Parsons
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Rick Wilson
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Brett Bodine
Harry Gant
Dale Jarrett
Horses race results from various tracks across the nation
AP reports multiple horse races with notable results. Sassman wins the Robert F. Carey Memorial at Hawthorne after a stretch duel, with Zaizoom second. Good Command captures Keeneland’s Fayette Handicap in track record time. Position Leader prevails in Calder’s Foolish Pleasure Stakes for 2 year olds. Creme Franche upsets Java Gold in Belmont’s Jockey Club Gold Cup. Flaming Rosebud wins at Thistledown. Rivlia takes Santa Anita’s Burke Handicap. Success Express leads Louisiana Downs Futurity. Look Whos’ Comin wins at Hawthorne. Wayward Sunny prevails at Calder. I'm A Banker and Tony Gruell win the Kelso Handicap at Belmont.
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Elliott Wins Oakwood 500 After Cautions Run Anew
Bill Elliott roared past Bobby Allison to win the Oakwood Homes 500 at Charlotte Motor Speedway by 2.22 seconds. Elliott capitalized on the final caution with 61 laps to go, while Neil Bonnett suffered a hip injury in an early crash and NASCAR veteran remains hospitalized. Elliott stays second in Winston Cup standings, 525 behind Dale Earnhardt who just needs to start at Rockingham to clinch the title.
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Neil Bonnett
Bonnett
Bessemer
Ala
Cabarrus Memorial Hospital
Dale Earnhardt
Earnhardt
Rockingham
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Bruins Roll Over Whalers 5-2 in NHL Action
Cam Neely and Randy Burrage each tallied twice as the Boston Bruins defeated the Hartford Whalers 5-2. Geoff Courtnall celebrated his 200th NHL game with his first goal of the season as Boston erased early deficits and Doug Keans posted 25 saves.
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SULFODENE the leading over the counter dog skin medicine
The FDA approved SULFODENE for dogs as safe and effective to treat hot spots and moist dermatitis. It relieves itching quickly when applied twice daily and continues to heal by killing germs and soothing inflamed skin. Hair regrows as the skin heals, and the product is sold without a prescription nationwide.
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