Raiders Off The Board After 15-Year Scoreless Run
The Oakland Raiders were shut out 17-0 by the Denver Broncos as Denver held them to 168 yards. A fumble recovery by Steve Foley killed a Raiders drive to the Denver 12, and Rick Parros added a 20-yard run for the Broncos’ second score.
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Caponi-Whitworth Capture Second Ping Team Crown
Donna Caponi and Kathy Whitworth won the LPGA Twosome Championship in a sudden-death playoff at Riverside GC Portland, finishing 16 under par for 203. JoAnne Carner and Judy Rankin tied for second after par on the playoff holes, with Caponi-Whitworth among the sport’s top money earners.
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Caponi-Whitworth
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Split-Season Chaos Upsets Reds and Cardinals in 1981
The split-season format left Cincinnati and St Louis atop their divisions yet out of the playoffs as the mini-series began. Cincinnati had baseball’s best overall record and finished behind the Dodgers in the first half, while St Louis led the NL East across halves. Managers and players vented, calling the system a mess as the post-season rounds started with the Royals and A's, Astros and Dodgers, and Yankees and Expos in action.
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Mets fire Joe Torre as manager and staff
New York Mets dismiss Joe Torre and his coaching staff, making him the seventh MLB manager fired this season. Torre says he anticipated the move and would consider another managing job, while GM Frank Cashen plans to replace him before December meetings with experienced candidates and no farm system pick.
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United States sweeps Australia in Davis Cup semifinal
Lefties John McEnroe and Roscoe Tanner led the U S to a 5 0 semifinal win over Australia in Portland. McEnroe defeated Peter McNamara 9 7 6 0, Tanner beat Mark Edmondson 3 6 6 2 6 3 as the U S advances to the finals against Argentina December 11 13 in the United States.
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Rogers Takes Texas Open in Sudden Death Duel
Bill Rogers won the Texas Open in a playoff against Ben Crenshaw after both finished 14 under par. Rogers birdied the first playoff hole for the title, earning 45000 dollars. Crenshaw took 27000 for second. Stadler Colbert and Murphy tied for third at 13, Trevino finished at six under.
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Miles Presteman
Terry Mauney
Mark Lye
Waltrip Dominates Breeze at North Wilkesboro for 400 Win
Darrell Waltrip led four times for 318 laps to win the Holly Farms 400 at North Wilkesboro Speedway. Starting from pole, he passed Bobby Allison with 122 laps left, lapped him with 41 to go, and earned his tenth win of the season lifting his points lead to 53 with four races remaining.
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