McEnroe and seeds cruise toward U S Open quarterfinals
Top seed John McEnroe advanced easily at the U S Open while rivals battled in the fourth round. Robert Green, a qualifier from Brookline, upset expectations by reaching the fourth round, the only qualifier to do so as seeds moved to confront one another.
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Saints Fall 10-6 In Allendale Battle
Allendale Academy Rebels beat St Angela Academy 10 to 6 after a rough first half. Bruce Smith capped a 71 yard drive with a one yard rush and Paul Lyell added a 30 yard field goal. Saint defense forced a punt return for a score by Greg Eaves and later Park intercepted a Gray pass. Saints coach Joe Madden said the team is young and learning as they head to Jefferson Davis Friday night.
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Marino Shines as Dolphins Rally Past Redskins 35 17
Dan Marino returned from injury to throw five touchdowns and 311 yards, lifting the Miami Dolphins to a season opening 35 17 victory over the Washington Redskins. Coach Don Shula praised his sharp performance as Miami built momentum for a 12 game slate opener.
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