Postseason baseball glance and week’s results
Anaheim dominates with a 13 5 win over Minnesota to clinch the ALCS four games to one. St Louis and San Francisco battled tied 2 2 in the seventh as the series stands 2 1 in favor of San Francisco. National Football League results highlight Buffalo Dallas Atlanta Indianapolis New Orleans Green Bay Minnesota Pittsburgh Tampa Bay St Louis Tennessee San Diego Miami Chicago and San Francisco at Seattle tonight. Angels manager Mike Scioscia hails his club’s World Series berth.
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Bulger Leads Rams To First Win Over Raiders
St Louis quarterback Marc Bulger, in first start since joining NFL, threw three touchdown passes and ran for another as the Rams beat Oakland 28 13. Marshall Faulk added 158 rushing yards while Jerry Rice, on his 40th birthday, had 133 receiving yards for the Raiders.
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Angels win AL to reach first World Series in franchise history
Adam Kennedy belted three homers as the Anaheim Angels overwhelmed the Minnesota Twins 13-5 to capture the American League pennant in five games. Kennedy's final homer capped a 10-run seventh inning that tied postseason records and sent Anaheim to its first World Series appearance, opening at home against the NL champion.
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Rookie McMurray Wins GM 500 in Second Cup Start
Jamie McMurray, in only his second Winston Cup race, surprised NASCAR by winning the UAW GM 500 at Lowe's Motor Speedway. Forced into Cup action after Sterling Marlin’s season halt due to a fractured vertebra, the 26-year-old rookie rose from a Talladega Busch debut to capture the lead on lap 304 and finish strong.
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Tataurangi wins Invensys Classic in Las Vegas title
Phil Tataurangi surged from five behind to post a 29 under total after a 62, overtaking David Duval to win the Invensys Classic at Las Vegas. With five birdies on the front nine and five on the back, he earned $900,000 as a first time Tour winner, beating Appleby Sluman and Furyk who missed late birdie chances.
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WVU Dominates Rutgers 40-0 In Poor Weather
West Virginia handily defeated Rutgers 40 to 0 at Rutgers Stadium as the Mountaineers excelled on offense, defense and special teams. Avon Cobourne rushed for 100-plus yards for a school record 23rd time while Rutgers offered little resistance and failed to cross midfield.
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