Top Twenty College Football Scores Week 3
AP Top Twenty results summarize Oklahoma 28 NC, Nebraska 42 UCLA 33, Auburn 49 Kansas 0, Ohio State 24 West Virginia 3, LSU 56 Fullerton St 12, Florida State 44 East Carolina 3, Notre Dame 26 Michigan 7, Clemson 22 Virginia Tech 10, Washington 28 Purdue 10, Alabama 24 Penn State 13, Georgia 41 Oregon State 7, LSU 56 Fullerton St 12, Alabama 24 Penn State 13, Georgia 41 Oregon St 7, Nebraska 42 UCLA 33, Notre Dame 26 Michigan 7, Michigan St 1-0 vs Notre Dame, plus numerous regional results.
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Rain Shortened Bank of Boston Golf Classic Results
Final scores and prize money listed for the Bank of Boston tournament at Pleasant Valley with Sam Randolph earning 90000 and Gene Sayers 37333. Other top finishers include Ray Stewart Wayne Grady John Mahaffey and Lee Trevino among 15 players.
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Wrangler 400 NASCAR results headlined by Earnhardt win
Dale Earnhardt from Mooresville North Carolina won the Wrangler 400 at Richmond with 400 laps and an average speed of 67.074 mph. Darrell Waltrip finished second and Ricky Rudd third, with top contenders including Bill Elliott Richard Petty and Geoff Bodine among others.
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Expos recall Lea. NFL and other team moves listed
Baseball note recalls Charlie Lea to Montreal from Indianapolis while NFL names director and adds staff. Bengals sign Anthony Munoz, Saints claim Mark Pattison, 49ers promote Jeff Stover, Blues sign four defensemen, and Wightman Cup picks McNeil Shriver Garrison White Fernandez for Britain ties in Williamsport Virginia match.
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Stock Car Race Results Show Multiple Crashes and Failures
A list of drivers with car models from Concord to Columbia shows several accidents engine failures and overheating. Notable entries include Ken Schrader in a Ford Thunderbird and Sterling Marlin in an Oldsmobile Delta 88 with high payouts and varying placements.
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Horse Racing Results From Belmont to Calder
North Sider edged Wisla by a neck to win the Maskette Stakes at Belmont Park. Good Command captured the Del Mar Breeders' Cup by a head as Stop The Fighting finished behind. Silent Turn was awarded the Cotillion Handicap win after Sacahuista was disqualified for midstretch interference at Philadelphia Park. Southern Appeal won the Polynesian Handicap at Pimlico by a neck. Zaleucus and Diamond Dandy won divisions of Calder’s Turnberry Isle Stakes for 2-year-olds. Playlist took the Lady Mannequin Handicap at Thistledown with Foligno and Silver Comet winning Meadowlands divisions of the Cliff Hanger Handicap. Tertiary Zone won the Lawrence Realization at Belmont after the race moved to dirt. Short Sleeves, ridden by Eddie Delahoussaye, won the Ramona Handicap at Del Mar by a neck. Princely Lad edged Chief Steward in Calder’s Banyan Handicap by a neck.
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Player Earns Third Seniors Victory at World Seniors Invitational
Gary Player captured his third win of the year on the Senior tour at the World Seniors Invitational in Charlotte. He defeated Bob Charles with a 10 foot birdie putt on the first sudden death hole to claim the $200,000 prize after rain and mud slowed play.
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