Top 25 football poll results and forthcoming games
AP Top 25 recap lists each ranked team with latest results and upcoming opponents. Nebraska, Florida State, Alabama and others posted wins or were idle, while Missouri, Colorado and Texas A&M suffered losses as the schedule shows matchups for the coming Saturday or dates. Key outcomes include Nebraska 49 13 over San Jose State, Alabama 24 35 loss to UCLA, Kansas State 54 10 over Louisiana Tech, Miami 61 14 over McNeese State, Tennessee 19 16 over Southern Mississippi, and Colorado 24 28 loss to Colorado State. Additional notes mention dates for next games against Notre Dame, Georgia Tech, Vanderbilt, Oregon, Rice, Ball State, Middle Tennessee, and more.
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Nebraska
San Jose State
Notre Dame
Florida State
Georgia Tech
Alabama
UCLA
Vanderbilt
Wisconsin
Western Michigan
Oregon
Miami
McNeese State
Washington
Michigan
Bowling Green
Rice
Texas
Louisiana-Lafayette
Kansas State
Louisiana Tech
Ball State
Florida
Middle Tennessee
Georgia
Georgia Southern
South Carolina
Virginia Tech
Akron
East Carolina
Southern Cal
Colorado
Tennessee
Southern Mississippi
Idaho
Purdue
Central Michigan
Kent
Ohio State
Fresno State
Arizona
Clemson
Citadel
Missouri
Mississippi
Tulane
Auburn
Oklahoma
UTEP
Arizona State
TCU
Nevada
Illinois
San Diego State
Nga
Colorado State
Southern California
Michigan State
Marshall
Texas A&m
Wyoming
Utah
Azusa Pacific
San Diego
Boise St
New Mexico
Colorado St
Ohio St
Southern Miss
Toledo
LSU
Arkansas
Minnesota
Sam Houston
South Florida
Jacksonville
Troy
Alabama A&m
Aidwest
Baseball glance shows late games across leagues
MLB schedule lists multiple games across American and National leagues with matchups such as Seattle at Toronto, Oakland at Boston, Yankees at Kansas City, Texas at Chicago White Sox, and Minnesota. National League results include Cincinnati at Montreal and St. Louis at New York Mets with various late games and 11 inning scores.
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Buffalo
Indianapolis
Miami
N.Y. Jets
New England
Baltimore
Jacksonville
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Pittsburgh Tennessee
West Oakland
Denver
Kansas City
San Diego
Seattle
N.Y. Giants
Pittsburgh
Minnesota
Philadelphia
Dallas
Green Bay
Oakland
Tennessee
St. Louis
Chicago
Tampa Bay
Atlanta
Carolina
San Francisco
Washington
Detroit
New Orleans
Arizona
N.Y
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Hamilton
Appier
Boston
Schourekema N.Y. Yankees
Cone
Itimore
Mussina
Texas
Oliver
White Sox
Sirotka
Ednesday
Parimore
Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Montreal
N.Y. Mets
Houston
Milwaukee
Colorado
Chicago Cubs
Florida
Los Angeles
Reames
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Tavares
Rigdon
Witasick
Silva
Perez
Bottenfield
Rueter
New York
Divsion
City
N.Y. Yankees
Chicago White
Anaheim
Wise
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LPGA Schedule Highlights Through September
The LPGA tour calendar lists key events from January to October with top players karrie webb laura davies annika sorenstam betsy king meg mallon julie inkster and others slated for events such as the Office Depot Subaru Memorial of Naples Los Angeles Women's Championship Nabisco Championship Evian Masters McDonald's LPGA Championship and Safeway Championship across venues in Naples Portland New Albany and Kutztown among others.
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Office Depot
Karrie Webb
Subaru Memorial of
Naples
Nancy Scranton
Los Angeles
Laura Davies
Betsy King
Annika Sorenstam
Charlotta Sorenstam
Julie Inkster
Sophie Gustafson
Pat Hurst
Kathy Ireland
Greens
Grace Park
Jamie Farr
Webb
Lauren Kean
First Union
Berkleigh C.C
Kutztown
TBA
Columbia Edgewater C.C
Portland
Ore
Daytona Beach
Fia
Meg Mallon
Juli Inkster
Rosie Jones
Mi Hyun Kim
Lorie Kane
Cristie Kerr
Janice Moodie
Dottie Pepper
Se Ri Pak
Sherri Steinhauer
PGA Tour Schedule Van Adds 2004 Events
A compact listing of 2004 PGA Tour events with marquee players including Tiger Woods Paul Azinger Jesper Parnevik Tom Lehman Phil Mickelson Vijay Singh and Ernie Els. Dates span January through October with notable tournaments such as The Masters U S Open and The Players Championship.
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Tiger Woods
Paul Azinger
Jesper Parnevik
Tom Lehman
Phil Mickelson
Kirk Triplett
Darren Clarke
Jim Carter
Jim Furyk
Dudley Hart
Hal Sutton
Vijay Singh
Loren Roberts
Brad Faxon
Michael Clark
Ernie Els
Rocco Mediate
Tennis Highlights From September 5 2000 Sports Page
Television listings show U S Olympic exhibition against Spain in Saitama Japan at 8 p m on TNT. Baseball notes include Missouri and Texas Tech scores. LPGA Tour leaders list includes Webb Sorenstam Inkster Hurst Pepper and related stat lines with greens in regulation and rounds under par.
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U.S
Spain
Saitama
Japan
WTA Leaders Briefed by The Associated Press
The Associated Press reports on women’s tennis rankings and leadership changes, noting key players and organizational shifts within the WTA framework as of the latest update. No specific names or dates are provided in the readable text.
Saturday Scores From Associated Press Football News
A compilation of college football results features East Delaware over Rhode Island 29 to 7, Pittsburgh 30 over Kent State 7, Rutgers 34 beat Villanova 21, Syracuse 63 over Buffalo 7, Temple 17 defeated Navy 6, and many more top teams across the country with scores listed for each matchup. The day closes with Virginia Tech topping Akron 52 to 23 and the slate ending in the Midwest region.
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Delaware
Rhode Island
la Salle
St. Francis
Northeastern
American
Pittsburgh
Kent
PGA Tour stats leaders after Air Canada Championship
AP lists touring leaders in multiple categories for the Air Canada Championship period ending Sept. 3. Tiger Woods dominates scoring average and birdie average. driving distance leads John Daly. other top names include Ernie Els, Phil Mickelson, David Duval, Jesper Parnevik, Davis Love III, and Tom Lehman across driving, accuracy, total driving, putting, and birdie metrics.
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Tom Lehman
Stewart Cink
John Daly
Tiger Woods
Casey Martin
Scott McCarron
Stuart Appleby
Harrison Frazar
Phil Mickelson
Davis Love III
Carl Paulson
Mathew Goggin
Fred Funk
Loren Roberts
Scott Verplank
Joe Durant
Larry Mize
Scott Gump
Olin Browne
John Maginnes
Tom Byrum
Nick Faldo
Greens
Kenny Perry
David Duval
Glen Hnatiuk
Vijay Singh
Fred Couples
Hal Sutton
David Toms
Robert Allenby
Sergio Garcia
Ernie Els
Chris Perry
Mark Malnavannhia
Franklin Langham
Jesper Parnevik
Brad Faxon
Russ Cochran
Mark Brooks
Davis Love
Mike Springer
John Huston
Mark Calcavecchia
Kirk Triplett
Eee
Davis Love Ill
Jim Furyk
Notah Begay III
Justin Leonard
Carlos Franco
Rocco Mediate
Paul Azinger
Bob May
Steve Flesch
Nick Price
Shigeki Maruyama
Rory Sabbatini
Tom Scherrer
Mike Weir
Dudley Hart
Scott Hoch
Scott Dunlap
Steve Lowery
Southern 500 Race Results at Darlington NASCAR
AP reports the Pepsi Southern 500 at Darlington Raceway with full finishing order and earnings. Bobby Labonte won in a Pontiac with 328 laps, followed by Jeff Burton and Dale Earnhardt among 31 listed finishers and prize money totaling up to $198,180 for the winner.
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Darlington
S.C
Darlington Raceway
Bobby Labonte
Pontiac
Jeff Burton
Ford
Dale Earnhardt
Chevrolet
Jeff Gordon
Dale Jarrett
Ward Burton
Kevin Lepage
Ricky Rudd
Tony Stewart
Steve Park
Dale Earnhardt Jr
Rick Mast
Ted Musgrave
Mark Martin
Terry Labonte
Ken Schrader
Sterling Marlin
Elliott Sadler
Wally Dallenbach Jr
Dave Blaney
Chad Little
Bobby Hamilton
Dave Marcis
Scott Pruett
David Green
Steve Grissom
Brett Bodine
Mike Bliss
Jerry Nadeau
Rusty Wallace
Joe Nemechek
NASCAR Race Results and Statistics Report
Race results list positions from 32 to 43 with car makes and reasons for retirements such as engine failure and accidents. Race statistics show time 4 hours 8 minutes, margin under caution, average speed 108.275 mph, 22 lead changes among 15 drivers, 9 cautions for 69 laps, and a leaders sequence from Mayfield to Labonte. Points leaders update with Labonte top at 3,638 and Earnhardt near 3,433.
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Jeremy Mayfield
Dave Marcis
Darrell Waltrip
Mayfield
Chad Little
Mark Martin
Jimmy Spencer
Marcis
Jeff Gordon
Martin
Dale Earnhardt
Dale Jarrett
Rusty Wallace
Tony Stewart
Ricky Rudd
Ward Burton
Rockies Beat Cubs as A's Rout Blue Jays
In baseball score summaries, Rockies top Cubs 6 to 2 while A's crush Blue Jays 10 to 0 and New York Perez hits a double, Alfonzo also contributing with a 2b.
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Maria Hjorth
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Tina Barrett
Jane Crafter
Dina Ammaccapane
Dawn Coe-Jones
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Lpga Tour
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J.P. Hayes
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Meg Maillon
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Chris Johnson
Caroline Blaylock
Alison Nicholas
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Hollis Stacy
Karen Weiss
Caroline McMillan
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Wiles
Jill McGill
Nancy Ramsbottom
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Carin Koch
Jenny Lidback
Barb Whitehead
Emilee Klein
Donna Andrews
Susan “easey-Florin
Danielle
Amy Benz
Kim Williams
Stephanie Brecht
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Martina Hingis
Lindsay Davenport
Venus Williams
Mary Pierce
Conchita Martinez
Monica Seles
Serena Williams
Arantxa Sanchez-Vicario
Julie Halard-Decugis
Lisa Raymond
Ai Sugiyama
Sandrine Testud
Anna Kournikova
Amanda Coetzer
Nathalie Tauziat
Chanda Rubin
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