Cardinals Rally in OT Beat Cowboys for First Win Since 1990
Arizona overcome a 15 point deficit as Kent Graham endured boos and three fumbles. Kevin Butler drilled a 20 yard field goal in overtime to lift the Cardinals 25 22 over Dallas, snapping a 13 game Cowboys streak over Arizona.
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Athletics and events calendar for North Augusta South Aiken
Monday events list cross country soccer and volleyball and swimming across North Augusta and South Aiken with times from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. Included are USC Aiken at Presbyterian and Spartans Methodist and Braves at Dodgers later noting TV outlets ESPN TBS and boxing on USA.
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Clemson Drops to No 19 After Lacking Win Over Appalachian State
Clemson slipped to 19th in the AP poll after a 23-12 win over Appalachian State. Nealon Greene threw for 250 yards and two touchdowns, Raymond Priester rushed for 140, but Clemson offense showed inconsistency on third-and-short and failed to convert three times. Florida climbed near No 1 after routing Central Michigan as Penn State led with top votes and points.
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Neagle seals No 20 as Braves beat Padres 4 0
Denny Neagle started with a shoulder injury but pitched seven innings of three hit ball to become the NL's first 20 game winner. He earned his 20th win at 20 3 as Atlanta topped San Diego 4 0 and celebrated with champagne. Teammate Greg Maddux praised him, while questions about a potential Cy Young lingered.
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Ugly win saves Panthers on late field goal
Carolina edged Atlanta 96 0 with a 39 yard Kasay field goal as time expired. Beuerlein, filling in for Kerry Collins, completed 21 of 35 for 268 yards amid six sacks in an ugly win that snapped a 0 2 start. Falcons led 6 0 through three quarters before Carolina rallied.
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Scott Optimistic on Hambrick Recovery Timeline
South Carolina coach Brad Scott voiced cautious optimism about Darren Hambrick's broken left ankle healing, estimating six weeks or possibly four, despite team doctors projecting six to eight weeks. Hambrick, a key Butkus Award candidate, will miss upcoming tests at Georgia, East Carolina, and Mississippi State, with a possible return around October 1 or later in the season.
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Hingis and Rafter claim U S Open titles in 1997
Martina Hingis, age 16, won her third Grand Slam of the year by defeating Venus Williams 6 0 6 4 for the women's title. Patrick Rafter captured his first U S Open crown, beating Greg Rusedski 6 3 6 2 4 5 7 5 with a serve heavy performance and crowd embrace. Hingis showed elite net play and limited errors as Williams made the Open era's first unseeded final finalist.
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