Crenshaw Captures Midland Valley Championship Flight Title
Jim Crenshaw won the championship flight at Midland Valley Country Club with 223. Kevin Ratcliffe edged Chuck Mason in a three hole playoff for second with 228. First flight went to Mark Crawford with 224, second to John Ewing with 245, third to Ronnie Smith with 264, and senior flight to Harry Martins with 231. The Aiken Sting beat Aiken Silver Bullet 2-1 in Under 19 soccer at Weeks Center with Cope and Busby scoring for the Sting and Turner for the Silver Bullet.
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Jim Crenshaw
Kevin Ratcliffe
Chuck Mason
Mark Crawford
Fred Thompson
Tom Ridenour
John Ewing
Garry Upton
Lee Haley
Ronnie Smith
Tom Jones
Doug Siverhaus
Harry Martins
Ford Batson
Clyde Fitzgerald
Aiken Sting
Aiken Silver Bullet
Weeks Center
Bruce Cope
Kirk Busby
Sting
David Esluciano
Trevor Crawford
Brad Turner
Silver Bullet
Billy Metric
Weeks Field
Richmond Takes Lead With Win At Indigo 400 NASCAR Race
Tim Richmond seized the Winston Cup lead with 50 laps remaining and won the Wrangler Jeans Indigo 400 at Richmond. The victory was his sixth of the season, moving him to second in points behind Dale Earnhardt who finished second. Darrell Waltrip retired after 61 laps and finished last among 29. Earnhardt leads with 3,393 points to Richmond 3,275 and Waltrip 3,185 with seven races left. Richmond covered the .542 mile oval at 70.161 mph, earning $35,005 of a $315,635 purse.
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Richmond
Tim Richmond
Dale Earnhardt
Darrell Waltrip
Waltrip
Earnhardt
Richmond Fairgrounds Raceway
Rahal Wins Molson Indy at Sanair in CART Clash
Bobby Rahal clinched his second consecutive victory by 13.74 seconds over Al Unser Jr. at Sanair Super Speedway. Unser was penalized for a controversial call while leading, leaving Rahal and Unser tied for first in the CART PPG standings.
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ST. Pie
Quebec
Bobby Rahal
al Unser Jr
Sanair Super Speedway
Unser
Rahal
Top Twenty Football Scores and Open U S Open Results
The Associated Press poll shows Oklahoma 1 beat UCLA 38 3. Miami 2 beat Florida 23 15. Nebraska 8 beat Florida State 34 17. Alabama 5 2 beat Vanderbilt 42 10. Tennessee 10 beat New Mexico 35 21. Florida State 11 lost to Nebraska 34 17. Baylor 12 beat Wyoming 31 28. Florida 13 lost to Miami 23 15. Auburn 14 beat Tennessee Chattanooga 42 14. Also listing U S Open champions and various sport results and upcoming games for Sept 15 20.
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Minnesota
Michigan
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Miami
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Florida
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East Carolina
Georgia
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Arkansas
Mississippi
Michigan State
Arizona State
Fehr Tops B C Open With $72 000 Prize in Endicott
Final results and prize money from the $400,000 B C Open at Enrore Golf Club Endicott New York. Rick Fehr won $72,000 finishing 65 66 67 69 267. Larry Mize was runner up with 259 and $43,200. The event featured top players and totals listed for all finishers.
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N.Y
Enrore Golf Club
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Larry Mize
Howard Twitty
Bobby Wadkins
Bill Glasson
Calvin Peete
Jay Haas
Jack Renner
Tom Purtzer
Jeff Sluman
Tony Sills
Dick Mast
Hale Irwin
D.A. Weibring
Chip Beck
Portland
Ore
Columbia Edgewater Country Club
Bears Open NFL Season With Victory
The opening Sunday slate saw the Chicago Bears win behind a balanced attack including a 29-yard TD pass to Butch Woolfolk and a 44-yard score to Drew Hill plus a 3-yard rushing TD in the third. Multiple games featured standout rushing days and tight finishes across the league.
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Drew Hill
Rams
Cardinals
Eric Dickerson
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Gene Stallings
Dickerson
49Ers
Bucs
Joe Montana
San Francisco
Tampa Bay
Steve DeBerg
Montana
Mike Wilson
Albers Raises USC Aiken Soccer Schedule
USC Aiken coach Albers has transformed a club team into an intercollegiate program and hardens the schedule. The Pacers open with The Citadel and face Randolph Macon, SUNY Buffalo or Salisbury, Lander, Presbyterian, Georgia Southern, North Greenville, Francis Marion, St. Andrews, LaGrange, Coker, North Georgia, Methodist, and College of Charleston, with key players including captains Tom Yonce and Mike Green and leading scorer John Moore.
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Tom Yonce
Windsor
Yonce
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Vance
Mike Green
Green
Ashwini Kumar
Kumar
India
John Moore
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Jeff Rapp
Paul Greco
Dreher High School
Kevin McCullough
Lower Richland
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Atlanta
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