Morgan Captain Of A Sinking Red Sox Ship
Jim Litke follows the Boston Red Sox as they stumble in the AL East race two weeks after a strong lead, with Morgan contrasting a poker faced press office routine against growing injuries and lineup shakeups while taunting fate and pondering volatile team morale.
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Clemson Surges Past Terrapins 18 17 in ACC Thriller
No. 16 Clemson recovered from a Virginia defeat to edge Maryland 18 17, with DeChane Cameron throwing and Thomas returning a kickoff for 98 yards. Maryland led 17 12 late, but an ineligible receiver downfield helped Clemson grab the win. Cameron and Zolak commented on the tough loss and future path for both teams.
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Lions Top Falcons in Defensive Struggle Showin g Upset Potential
Detroit, after a shaky opener, edged Atlanta 21 14 as Rodney Peete sparkled in the first half before being benched for Bob Gagliano. Lions coach Wayne Fontes said he may rotate QBs to energize the team.
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Elliott captures Dover win in NASCAR Peak 500
Bill Elliott battles fading fuel and track limits to claim his first win of the year at Dover Downs International Speedway. He led 364 laps in a three-man showdown with Mark Martin and Dale Earnhardt, while Earnhardt finished third and Martin second in a tight race with six events remaining.
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Notre Dame Holds No 1, Beats Michigan 28 24 to Open Season
Notre Dame strengthened its No 1 status with a 28 24 season opening win over Michigan as Colorado plunges 11 spots to No 20 after a 23 22 loss to Illinois. Brigham Young climbs to No 4 after a 50 36 win over Washington State. BYU tops two ballots with 1,236 points.
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AP Top 25 Irish Still No 1
The AP Top 25 lists Notre Dame as number one again in early season college football rankings. The article notes the Irish leading the poll based on early games and performance through September, with analysis of their pace and standings ahead of other programs.
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IOC Nearing Choice of Olympic Site at 1996 Host City Vote
The IOC 96th Session nears decision on the 1996 Olympics host, with Athens Atlanta Melbourne leading and Toronto in close follow, while Albertville Barcelona and Lillehammer report. Samaranch urges Olympic truce to unite nations amid Middle East crises and Cold War era tensions.
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