Cash comeback seals Australia Davis Cup win over Sweden
Pat Cash recovered from back surgery and a 1986 appendectomy to defeat Mikael Pernfors 2-6 4-6 6-3 6-4 6-3 and clinch Australia’s 26th Davis Cup title at Kooyong. Cash, ranked 24th, won all three matches in the final, boosting Australia past Sweden and matching a 1983 triumph.
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Giants Place Four On AP All Pro Team Led by Taylor
Lawrence Taylor headlines a quartet of New York Giants named to the AP All Pro team after a 14 2 season. Mark Bavaro Joe Morris and Sean Landeta join him on the first unit as Dan Marino and Eric Dickerson headline the offense.
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Clemson Wins Gator Bowl In Comeback Thriller
Clemson defeats Stanford 27-21 after a 27-0 halftime lead in Jacksonville. Rodney Williams sparkles as Stanford storms back behind Brad Muster and Greg Ennis but Clemson holds on. Arizona tops North Carolina 30-21 in the Aloha Bowl with Alfred Jenkins passing for 187 yards and Torin Dorn shining for the Tar Heels.
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Athens Turmoil Opens Seventh Athens Holiday Tourney
Athens hosts Herndon and Matoaka vs Van in the first round at Concord College. Athens coach Cy Jeffries notes transfers Richard Wimmer Derrick Snyder and Kenny Tolliver debuting tonight after a 74-50 opener loss to Montcalm led by Scott Jeffries with 13 points.
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Conner Wins Cup Opener as Blackaller Makes Two Mistakes
Tom Blackaller erred by waving good-bye to Dennis Conner and Stars & Stripes and by hesitating on a late tack. Conner capitalized to win the opener of the America’s Cup semifinal 12 meters race, pulling ahead to finish 10 seconds clear on the 24.5 mile course. Nutty details also note New Zealand beat France Kiss by 2 minutes 46 seconds, while Australia IV narrowly beat Kookaburra III by 12 seconds to lead defense standings.
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Redskins edge Rams in playoff win with strong defense
Washington forced turnovers and capitalized on Rams miscues as Alvin Walton sealed the victory with an interception in the final minute. Eric Dickerson rushed for 158 yards but fumbled three times, while Atkinson nailed four field goals and Schroeder found Bryant for a 14 yard score to build a 13 point lead by halftime.
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Jets Top Chiefs To End Slump In Tight Open
The Jets defeated the Chiefs as Griggs scored his first reception in a two year career during a early fourth period surge. Kansas City led 6-0 on Jeff Smiths 1 yard run but Nick Lowery missed an extra point after a bad snap. Albert Lewis had his fourth blocked punt of the season, returning a fumbled punt for a Chiefs score, while a Jets safety produced the final points.
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Gravely football legacy grows with Concord talents
Former NAIA standouts Walter Payton Wilbert Montgomery and Mark Gastineau inspired by Gravely lineage as Leon and Maurice Gravely praise small college exposure. Concord safety Leon credits finding pro scouts, while freshman Tracy preserves the family run with 30 tackles and a interception, hinting at three Gravely pros.
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