Football Score Snapshots From Weekend NFL Games
Early games showed Atlanta defeating Washington 32 to 20 while New Orleans led Cincinnati 14 to 0 and Green Bay triumphed over Dallas 30 to 2. Philadelphia beat Kansas City 17 to 16 as New York Giants overwhelmed San Francisco 35 to 19 with St. Louis edging Denver 17 to 14.
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Hornets Fall 28-0 as Brookland Cayce Waits to Strike
Aiken High led by a stout defense through three quarters but allowed two fourth quarter Brookland Cayce scores. Ronnie Caulder and Ronnie Chapman fueled BC drives while James Johnson and Phillip Watson stood out for Aiken. Next up Eau Claire at 8 p.m.
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Wichita State and Illinois triumphs despite football losses
Illini regain coach Jim Valek after board reversal as Illinois ends up 7-29 under his four-year tenure. Wichita State honors fallen players in Little Rock while resuming football after the Oct. 2 crash that killed 30 people.
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Racing Roundup From Across the Nation
Best Turn edges True North by a head to win the Vosburgh Handicap at Aqueduct. Cherry Hill reports Jerry Crown paying $14.20 after beating Hardy Hugh by two lengths in the Benjamin Franklin Handicap at Garden State Park. Distant U. leads from start to finish by a half length over Princess Tamara in Sportsman’s Park’s Meem Memorial Handicap. Gunsaway upsets Believe You Me by beak at Tropical Park. Man of the Moment holds off Whisk then clears a foul claim to win the Breeders Futurity at Keeneland. Poona Downs comes from behind to win Bay Meadows California Jockey Club Handicap. June Darling sails to a five-length Norfolk Stakes victory at Santa Anita. Russell’s Bullah overtakes Wyoming Wildcat to win the Cranston Handicap at Lincoln Downs.
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Still Grits To Win Kaiser International In Sudden Death
Ken Still won the Kaiser International golf tournament in a sudden death playoff over Lee Trevino and Bert Yancey. Still, 35, rallied from a 37 hole windup, finishing 10 under par 278, with a final birdie on the 18th and a dramatic three foot putt in the playoff.
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American 500 Rainout Rescheduled at Rockingham
The American 500 at North Carolina Motor Speedway was rained out and moved to 12 noon next Sunday with a $92,000 purse. Qualified drivers gain one hour of practice next Saturday while cars stay impounded in the speedway garage until then.
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Rocks Rally Past Big One in 28-6 Victory
Graniteville Rocks stun Mid Carolina by 28-6 as Dwight Smith rockets for TD runs of nine eleven and sixteen yards and Terry Carroll adds a four yard scoring pass from Junior Lamb. Coach Duke Kight praised his squad after tough league test.
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First Piccolo Award Given At Wake Forest
Wake Forest football player Win Headley won the first Brian Piccolo Award for his performance in the 14 13 win over North Carolina. The annual honor goes to the Demon Deacons player whose play in the rivalry game best typifies the late Brian Piccolo. Piccolo died last summer of cancer.
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Devils Rout Indians 38-7 at Jackson home field
Williston Elko Blue Devils overwhelming Jackson Indians 38 to 7 on their field last Friday night. Williams, Mason, Bell and Roberts sparked a brutal rushing attack while the defense limited Jackson to under 200 total yards as Ricky Boyleston and a deep lineup paced the rout.
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