Pacer Soccer Beats St Andrews 1-0 on Moore Goal
John Moore scored the lone goal for USC Aiken as Brian Madden earned five saves in a 1-0 win over St Andrews. USC Aiken improved to 4-7 while St Andrews dropped to 1-10. Scott Bold assisted the deciding goal. Pacers outshot 19 to 10 and host LaGrange Friday at 7 p.m.
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Rahal Wins Laguna Seca Indy Race For Sixth Victory
Bobby Rahal held off Danny Sullivan to win the Champion Spark Plug 300 kilometer race at Laguna Seca. Rahal led 86 of 98 laps to extend his CART-PPG title lead with two races left, beating Sullivan by 1.41 seconds. Michael Andretti finished third ahead of Mario Andretti and Roberto Guerrero.
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Falcons Tackle Brett Miller Injured Late in Win
Atlanta Falcons offensive tackle Brett Miller strained his left knee on the second to last play of the 26 14 victory over Los Angeles. He will undergo tests Monday to assess the damage. Miller, 6 foot 7, 290 pounds, noted the knee was bent inward under a teammate. The Falcons, now 5 1, share the NFC West lead.
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McEnroe Wins Scottsdale Open Singles Title
John McEnroe, top seed, defeats Kevin Curren 6-3 3-6 6-2 to capture the inaugural WCT Scottsdale Open title worth 44,000 and 220 ranking points. The win follows his Los Angeles and Transamerica Open victories last month.
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N.Y
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Berger Wins Mexican Grand Prix Shifts F1 Title Picture
Gerhard Berger of Austria wins the Mexican Grand Prix as Nigel Mansell finishes fifth. Mansell remains on 70 points under the best nine results rule, with Alain Prost moving to 64 and Nelson Piquet to 63. The title race heads to the Australian Grand Prix in Adelaide on Oct 26. Ayrton Senna holds fourth with 55 points but cannot win the championship.
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France
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Baseball World Series and League Championship Timeline
A detailed scoreboard sequence lists results from the League Championship Series from October 7 to October 16 and the World Series with dates, team matchups, and key pitchers and players. It also includes final scores from multiple games, standings, and notes on series leads and ties across the postseason matchups.
College football week summary with top teams and results
Top ranked teams posted results across the weekend including No. 3 Nebraska beating Oklahoma State 30-10 and No. 4 Michigan defeating Michigan State 27-6. No. 5 Penn State, No. 6 Oklahoma, No. 7 Auburn, No. 8 Arkansas losing, No. 9 USC upset by Washington State, No. 10 Iowa triumphed, No. 11 Arizona fell to UCLA, No. 12 Washington beat Stanford, No. 13 Baylor lost to SMU, No. 14 Texas A&M defeated Houston, No. 15 Arizona State beat Oregon, No. 16 LSU beat Georgia, No. 17 NC State lost to Georgia Tech, No. 18 Stanford lost to Washington, No. 19 Mississippi State beat Arkansas State, No. 20 Clemson beat Virginia.
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Gamecocks Rally Over Clemson In OT Soccer Thriller
USC defeats Clemson 4-3 in double overtime at The Graveyard to win the rivalry clash. Fifth-ranked Gamecocks push past the Tigers after a 2-2 draw through regulation and extra periods with key goals from Conner Allison and Cook and a late decisive strike by Cook.
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