Ballesteros and Langer tied in Lancome Trophy playoff
Severiano Ballesteros of Spain and Bernhard Langer of West Germany tied for the Lancome Trophy after darkness halted the playoff following the fourth extra hole. Each earned 39,400 dollars. PGA officials faced an unprecedented decision to end the European tour event in a tie.
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Becker Beats Lendl For Australian Indoor Tennis Title
Two-time Wimbledon champion Boris Becker of West Germany defeated top seed Ivan Lendl of Czechoslovakia 3-6 7-6 6-2 6-0 to win the Australian Indoor Tennis Championships, a 345000 dollar event. Becker, 18, seeded second, overcame a sluggish start in 2 hours 27 minutes, winning his third of four recent meetings with Lendl.
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Australia
Boris Becker
West Germany
Ivan Lendl
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Floyd wins Disney World Oldsmobile Classic in playoff
Ray Floyd defeats Lon Hinkle and Mike Sullivan after tying at 13 under par with 275. Floyd birdied the first playoff hole from six feet to claim the $90,000 first prize of the $556,000 Disney World Oldsmobile Golf Classic at Magnolia course in Lake Buena Vista.
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Coker and USC Aiken a 2-2 Soccer Tie at USC A
Bill Anderson scored late in the second half to force a 2-2 draw for Coker College against USC Aiken Pacers at USC A, as Wayne Wilkinson and John Moore had earlier goals for Coker and Bert McDaniel for USC A. The Pacers took 20 shots to Coker’s 18, with both goalkeepers making multiple saves. USC Aiken hosts North Georgia Friday.
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Coker
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Pacers
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Mike Fromm
Bert McDaniel
Usc-A
Anderson
Mike Tones
David North
Brian Madden
USC
North Georgia
World Series Glance and Schedule for 1986 Mets and Red Sox
World Series schedule shows Boston leading New York 2 0 after two games with games in New York and Boston. Series facts detail attendance receipts and shares for Game 1 and 2, plus comprehensive box score notes and umpire/scorer data.
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Red Foley
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Mass
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Nationwise 500 at Rockingham results list top 40 drivers
NASCAR Nationwise 500 at North Carolina Motor Speedway yielded Neil Bonnett winner with 492 laps for 47 000 dollars and 126 381 mph average speed. Ricky Rudd second and Darrell Waltrip third led a field of 40 finishers with earnings ranging from 26 550 to 1 105 dollars across Chevrolet Ford Pontiac Buick Oldsmobile and more.
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Oldsmobile
Dale Earnhardt
Bill Elliott
Richard Petty
Pontiac
Joe Ruttman
Buick
Kyle Petty
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Alan Kulwicki
Michael Waltrip
Ken Schrader
Dick Trickle
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Rusty Wallace
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Morgan Shepherd
Bobby Allison
Mike Potter
Jonathan Edwards
Tommie Crozier
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Mark Stahl
Terry Labonte
Geoff Bodine
Cale Yarborough
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Tommy Ellis
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Trevor Boys
Joe Millikin
Buddy Boys
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Top Twenty College Football Week Results
The Associated Press Top Twenty shows No 1 Miami Florida defeating Cincinnati 45 to 12 and No 2 Alabama beating Tennessee 56 as week action concludes. Next games include Miami facing Florida State on November 1.
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College football rankings recap from top teams
A sequence of results shows No. 6 Penn State and No. 3 Nebraska routing Missouri and others. Michigan edged Iowa 20-17 while Alabama, Auburn and Oregon State suffered or won. multiple top-20 teams faced conference play with notable scores and shifts in standings.
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Bills Activate Pitts Vogler. Bell to IR. Dolphins Move
NFL notes Ron Pitts and Tim Vogler activated by the Bills while Ray Bentley is waived. Greg Bell placed on injured reserve as Ronnie Lee also goes to IR. Dolphins activate Glenn Blackwood and Jon Giesler, with Jay Brophy released. Sabres assign Normand Lacombe to Rochester in the AHL.
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Air Display wins Vo lante Handicap at Santa Anita
Air Display captured the $109,950 Vo lante Handicap by four lengths at Oak Tree action in Santa Anita. The result added a stakes win for trainer and jockey team on a sunlit Saturday program.
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Kookaburra III Favored To Defend America's Cup
Kookaburra III led Australia III by four minutes 30 seconds on day three of the 12-meter series in Fremantle. Skipper Iain Murray steered the winning boat over Lucas and Australia III as winds reached 24 knots. Australia IV beat Kookaburra II by 20 seconds, while South Australia defeated Steak'n Kidney by 1 minute 12 seconds as heavy winds tested crews.
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Fred Neil
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