Wild shootout ends with missed chip by Moseley
In Green Bay, Mark Moseley missed a 39-yard try as time expired, allowing Jan Stenerud’s 20-yard kick with 54 seconds left to lift the Packers to a 48-47 victory over the Redskins. Both quarterbacks, Lynn Dickey and Joe Theismann, produced big numbers as the teams combined for 1,025 yards in a record‑setting scoring night.
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Poised Orioles Sweep Phillies With PrecisionPlayoff Style
The Baltimore Orioles won the World Series by surgical, teamwork driven play under Joe Altobelli. Rick Dempsey led a resilient lineup with five key hits and a 385 batting in the series while guiding a reliable supporting cast including Dauer Cruz and Stewart.
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Kelso Dies After Last Ovation At Belmont Park
Kelso five time Horse of the Year dies at 26 soon after a farewell appearance at Belmont Park. The gelding was paraded with Forego before the Jockey Club Gold Cup era and died within 24 hours of the salute. Kelso earned 1.98 million with 39 wins in 63 starts and was buried near Maid of Flight at Woodstock Farm.
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Blue Pleads Guilty To Cocaine Possession Charge
Vida Blue former Cy Young winner pleaded guilty to federal misdemeanor cocaine possession. The case ties to a probe that led to pleas from three Kansas City Royals teammates Willie Wilson Jerry Martin and Willie Aikens. Sentencing set for Nov. 17. Blue bonds set at 5000. Blue confirms drug-treatment history.
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