National Football League Week Results and Leaders Report
Sunday results show Miami 30 Jets 3 and Cleveland 31 Tennessee 28 in OT with Green Bay 37 Detroit 31. Giants beat Seattle 9-6 and 49ers 20 Washington 10. Open games include Pittsburgh Oakland Jacksonville Baltimore. NASCAR standings lead Mark Martin with 3720 points and top money list shows Mark Martin earning 4,411,761 dollars. Twenty players in top money earners list with Jeff Gordon at 3,903,154 dollars and Tony Stewart at 3,778,765 dollars. Bengals coach Willie Anderson comments after 0-3 season start following 30-3 loss Sunday night.
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Lady Dawgs top Lebanon in decisive third quarter
Tazewell Lady Bulldogs defeated Lebanon 57-42 at Tazewell High School. After a close first half, Tazewell dominated the third period by outscoring Lebanon 23-6 to seize control. Allison Havens led with 15 points, while Samantha Shepard added nine and Carrie Perdue eight with 12 rebounds.
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Top Appy League prospects hail from Princeton Rays
St Petersburg Times named Amy League P Rays Bankston and Jason Pridie among Appy League top 10 prospects for 2002. Bankston led with 18 home runs 57 RBI and a .301 average earning All Star and Player of the Year honors. Pridie tallied 105 hits 4.368 average nine triples and 60 runs while Princeton led in hits and Keen to switch positions.
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Pete Rose headlines 40,000 at Cincinnati farewell softball
Pete Rose headlined a 40,000 crowd at Cinergy Field for a farewell celebrity softball game marking the Reds stadium closing. Rose, 61, led off with a rare appearance since his lifetime ban, joking about his knees and promising to “hit a rope somewhere” as fans cheered his return to the ballpark one last time. Former stars joined Carlton in a seven inning exhibition, with Rose signing bobbleheads and reminiscing on a career total of 4,256 hits.
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Tampa Bay edges Yankees in tight 3-2 victory
Aubrey Huff delivered the deciding RBI single in the fifth as Tampa Bay Devil Rays edge the New York Yankees 3-2. Zambrano improved to 7-8, Hernandez struggled early, and Esteban Yan earned the save to seal the win.
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Rams to take part in Midnight Madness at Homecoming
Bluefield College hosts Homecoming 2002 with a Midnight Madness event and an old timers baseball game as part of a two day program Friday and Saturday October 4 and 5. Alumni and residents are invited to join the campus festivities and sports acts during the fall weekend.
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Cardinals Rally to Clinch NL Central Title in Surging Push
St Louis overcoming injuries and roster changes rides late season burst to seize the NL Central. McGwire’s loss seen as setback but Martinez J D Drew Rolen Pujols Edmonds Vina form a strong core. Kile’s June death, Willams rib injury, and Buck’s passing shaped a tense stretch as Cardinals edge toward playoff bound status and a potential World Series run.
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