AP Top Twenty college football poll results and South Carolina high school scores
The Associated Press college ranking shows No.1 Miami losing to Michigan and No.2 Nebraska defeating Wyoming with several top teams winning or losing. Nearby South Carolina high school scores list classified AAA and AA games with notable wins by Summerville, Gaffney, Spartanburg, Hartsville, Greenwood, Dillon, Camden, Beaufort, Hanna, Greer, Marion, Jon’s J, Chapin, and others across multiple classes.
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Ile
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Iowa
Arizona State
Oklahoma
San Joe
Brigham Young
Tula
Waarington
North
Michagan Sarin
Fic
Aes
Kana Satria
Baseball scores and player highlights from chaotic league listings
Multiple American and National League games listed with players' batting and pitching stats, including Gubicea and Smithson note entries, with runs by Armas Kingman Brunansky Parrish and others. Highlights include Montreal Pittsburgh clash and chaotic scheduling across cities with limited readable context.
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Wilson
Armas
Kingman
Oakland
Thornton
Cleveland
Brunansky
Minnesota
Parrish
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Callan
Collins
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Calilora
Si Bner
Gevelan
Garcia
Terao
Stieb
Toonto
Blyleven
Ies
Niekro
New York
Wilcox
Detroi
Seale
Witt
California
Texas
Morris
Tennis Doubles and Mixed Results Across Global Courts
A digest of tennis results includes John Fitzgerald and Tomas Smnid defeating Stefan Baberg in doubles. Martina Navratilova and Pam Shriver defeating Anne Hobbs and Wendy Turnbull in mixed doubles. Elizabeth Sayers and John Fitzgerald besting Navratilova and Loyd in another doubles match.
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Stefan Baberg
Martina Navratilova
Fort Worth
Texas
Chris Evert Loyd
Fort Lauderdale
Pam Shriver
Anne Hobbs
Great Britain
Wendy Turnbull
Tom ‘Manuela Maleeva
Gallon
Elizabeth Sayers
Sailor Boys Katzman
Boris ‘Becker
West Germany
Minea Nastase
Romania
Leonardo Lavalle
Mexico
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Merio
Jaime Lage
Peru
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Tigers Rout Virginia to Extend ACC Dominance
Clemson improves to 3rd nationally with a 56-0 win over Virginia as the Tigers reach 20 straight ACC victories and 24 straight against the Cavaliers. Clemson accumulates 585 yards while Virginia musters 171 and commits five turnovers. Williams catches two TD passes from Mike Eppley, Igwebuike adds two field goals and all seven extra points. Welsh calls it a total disaster for Virginia while Ford praises his team's kicking and offense.
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Danny Ford
Tigers
Virginia
Cavalier
George Welsh
Appalachian State
Ford
Welsh
Donald Igwebuike
Igwebuike
Terrence Flagler
Mike Eppley
Williams
Giants Rally Behind Rookies In 6-4 Win Over Braves
San Francisco strengthens hold on pennant bid with a three game sweep of Atlanta as Rob Deer Chris Brown and Dan Gladden spark a relaxed clubhouse. Mark Davis worked two perfect innings and Greg Minton earned his 18th save as the Giants improve to 14-6 in 20 games.
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Tony Brizzolara
Gladden
Gene Richards
Brizzolara
Manny Trillo
Gene Garber
Bob Brenley
Minton
Frank (Robinson
Expos Name Bill Stoneman VP Baseball Administration
Weekend Sport notes Montreal Expos appoint Bill Stoneman as vice president of baseball administration. It also lists Mets Rafael Santana activation, Cardinals Paul Householder acquisition, Lions Ned Armour and Glenn Uaonbard activations, Sandusky placed on reserve, and Kuk released.
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EXPOS
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NEW York Mets
Rafael Santana
ST. Louis Cardinals
Paul Householder
Cincinnati Canadian Football
British Columbia Lions
Ned. Armour
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Jun Sandusky
Tist
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