Air Force tops San Diego State to seize first in WAC
Air Force defeats San Diego State 22-10 as Pat Evans rushes 116 yards and a touchdown. The Falcons overcome a 10-7 deficit with a 21-yard field goal by Chris Blasy and a 6-yard TD by Jim Tomallo before halftime. Evans led 314 rushing yards for the game.
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Pat Evans
Air Forced
San Diego State
Air Force
Chris Blasy
Jim Tomallo
Falcons
Evans
Alfred Jenkins
David Adams
Arizona
California
College Football Scores From East to West Across Nation
East Albany NY 29 Norwich 8 and many regional results show Albany, Alfred, Bates, Boston College, Delaware, Fordham, Holy Cross, Lafayette, Penn State, Princeton, Syracuse, Tulane, Washington, Oregon and others posting wins or ties. Dominant performers include Colgate, Colby, Brown, Yale, and Cornell with varied margins across the day.
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East Albany
N.Y
Norwich
Alfred
Cortland St
Allegheny
Thiel
Bates
Colby
Boston College
W. Virginia
Bidgwater
Mass
Westfield
Geneva
St. Francis
Georgetown
D.C
Johns Hopkins
Glenville St
Concord
Grove City
Carn. Mellon
Hamilton
Middlebury
Hobart
Canisius
Hofstra
Fordham
Holy Cross
Brown
Indiana
Shippensburg
Ithaca
American Indl
John Carroll
Bethany
W.va
Juniata
Delaware
Val
Kings Point
Catholic U
Kutztown
Mansfield
Lafayette
Bucknell
Lowell
Framingham St
Lycoming
Moravian
World Series 1986 Game Six Highlights and Records
Boston and New York split a tense game six with a 5 2 final. Key stars include Boggs Dykstra and Henderson with notable pitching from Clemens and Orosco. The article also lists World Series records set or tied through six games, such as Marty Barrett's hits and Len Dykstra leading off Game One.
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Heep
Stanley
Elsterss
Johnson Ss
Ojeda
McDowl
Oroscop
Mazzilli
Boston
New York
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Knight
Elster
Gedman
Buckner
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Boggs
Hr—Henderson
Sb—Strawberry
S—Owen
Dykstra
Backman
Carter
Marty Barrett
Jim Rice
Len Dykstra
Ron Darling
Orosco
Owen
Sb—Wilson
Strawberry
Cs—Backman
S— Santana
Clemens
Henderson
Baylor
Gooden
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Darling
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Sisk
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Crid
Schrid
Boyd
Ee Sambito
Schiraldi
O Barrett
Rice
Greenwell
Hernandez
Mitchell
Wilson
Santana
Ph Elster
Johnson
AP Top Twenty Football Fares From Saturday Play
The Associated Press Top Twenty shows No. 1 Miami idle and No. 2 Alabama upset by No. 6 Penn State 23-3. Nebraska drops to 3 after losing to Colorado 20-10, while No. 4 Michigan defeats Indiana 38-14. Others win or stumble with multiple ranked matchups and upcoming tests.
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Rain shortened Pepsi Senior Challenge yields prize payouts
Final scores list Bruce Crampton winning $37,500 with 65 71 for 136. Gary Player earns $22,500 at 67 70, 137. Jim Ferree $18,750 with 68 71, 139 among top finishers at Horseshoe Bend Country Club Roswell GA.
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Roswell
Art Wall
Don January
George Lanning
Billy Casper
Gene Littler
Charles Owens
John Brodie
Walt Zembriski
Gary
Jerry Barber
Gardner Dickinson
Joe Jimenez
al Chandier
Bill Byars
Dale Douglass
George Bayer
Bob Toski
al Balding
Mike Fetchick
Bob Goalby
Ken Still
Bobby Nichols
Lionel Hebert
Gordon Jones
Bill Collins
Doug Ford
Fred Hawkins
Julius Boros
Mike Souchak
Buck Adams
Ted Kroll
Jim Hatfield
Vantage Championship Final Scores At Oak Hills
In San Antonio the Vantage Championship ended after 54 holes due to thunderstorm. Ben Crenshaw won $180,000 with 65 67 64 for 196. Payne Stewart earned $108,000 at 67 65 65 for 197. The field paid out multiple players from 48 000 to 5 209 with final totals from 201 to 205.
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Vantage Golf
San Antonio
Oak Hills Country Club
Ben Crenshaw
Payne Stewart
Bobby Clampett
Ernie Gonzalez
Ronnie Black
Jim Thorpe
Chip Beck
Dennis Trixler
Tony Sills
Bob Eastwood
Wayne Levi
Barry Jaeckel
Seko Leads Chicago Marathon Finishers In 2:08 Sprint
Results from the Chicago Marathon show Toshihiko Seko of Japan winning in 2 hours 8 minutes 27 seconds. Ahmed Saleh of Djibouti and Charlie Spedding of Britain follow with 2:09:57 and 2:10:13 as top finishers among 46 listed runners from multiple countries.
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Sweden
Maria Lelut
France
Pricilla Welch
Boulder
Colo
Debbie Raunig
Missoula
Mont
Maureen Dusty
Denver
Gail Kingma
Seattle
Tuija Jousiman
Lynchburg
Joanne Scianna
Wayland
Mass
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Englewood
Conn
Francesca Negri
Davis
Calif
Diane Stoneking
Minneapolis
Minn
Brenda Baker
Canada
Michelle Tiff
Laguna Hills
Charlene Soby
Chicago
Mary Ellen Williams
Davistown
Lynn Dobkowski
Fairmont City
Ill
Sherry Simmons
Lomita
Sheri Dolson
Kalamazoo
Tina
Toshihiko Seko
Japan
Ahmed Saleh
Djibouti
Charlie Spedding
Britain
Michael Musyoki
el Paso
Texas
Herbert Steffny
West Germany
John Burra
Paul Williams
Juergen Daechert
Jose Gomez
Rodolpho Gomez
Bill Rodgers
Boston
Allistar Hutton
Martii Vainio
Mike Buhman
Werner Grommisch
Sidali Sakhri
Belgium
Mark Carp
Lee’s Summit
Bruce Wainman
Pablo Vigil
Tommy Ekblom
Andrew Jones
Appleton
Wis
Dave Allen
Madison
Paul Herlihy
Robert Cook
Steven Poulton
Henry Rono
Alfred
N.Y
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Brazil
Michael Hurd
Brad Hawthorne
Oakland
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Ramiro Matamoros
Spain
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Eugene
Ore
John Makanya
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Martin Gruening
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Orland Park
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Ringwood
Allen Lee
Darren Evans
East Holme
Randy Winn
Worthington
Ohio
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Buck Logan
Far Hills
N.J
Horse Racing Results From Multiple Tracks Saturday and Sunday
Twelve Mile Limit won the Monique Reno Stakes at Louisiana Downs by two lengths in a $22,720 race. Storm on the Loose and Dixum Limited each won their divisions in the Laurel Turf Cup at Laurel Race Course in record time. Nordic King led a Calder Hiatus Handicap one-length victory. Moment of Hope rallied to win the Discovery Handicap at Aqueduct. Rhinio won the Ohio Harvest Handicap at Thistle Down. Wilderness Bound overtook rivals to win the San Mateo Stakes at Bay Meadows. Country Recital and Finder's Reward won divisions of the Chrysanthemum Handicap at Laurel on Sunday. Sweet Envoy won the Damon Runyon Stakes at Aqueduct. Key Bid led Bay Meadows’ Burlingame Stakes finish.
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Laurel Race Course
Miami
Calder Race Course
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Aqueduct
North Randall
Ohio
Rhinfio
Thistledown
San Mateo
Calif
Prince Sassafras
Sentinel Star
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Laurel, Md
Aqueduct San Mateo
SuperSonics waive Sobers. Lions activate Smith
NBA reports Seattle will waive guard Rickey Sobers while Detroit activates running back Oscar Smith from the injured list. The Lions also waived running back Alvin Moore. NHL notes Pittsburgh signs Bob Berry as coach and Jim Roberts as assistant coach to extensions through 1987-88.
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National Football League
Detroit Lions
Oscar Smith
Alvin Moore
National Hockey League
Pittsburgh Penguins
Bob Berry
Jim Roberts
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