Seahawks stun Raiders in late comeback upset
Seattle defeated Los Angeles 38-36 as Jim Plunkett struggled with five turnovers, and Paul Johns returned a 75-yard punt for a Seahawks score. Marc Wilson replaced Plunkett late, throwing two TD passes as the Raiders narrowed the gap.
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Race driver John Goss killed in Riverside crash
Riverside California AP reports race driver John Goss died after his 1960 Aston Martin DB4GT slammed into a concrete barrier on the last lap of a 10 lap vintage race. Goss 40 of Santa Barbara was trapped 45 minutes before firefighters freed him. Debbie Goss witnessed the crash.
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Kenyan Wins Chicago Marathon in Course Record Time
Kenya's Joe Nzau won the men's race in 2 hours 9 minutes 44.3 seconds earning $20,000, edging England's Hugh Jones who finished second in 2:09:44.8. Rosa Mota captured the women's title in a course record 2:31:12, with Jacqueline Gareau and Dorthe Rasmussen taking second and third as Anne Audain faded late.
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Bowling great Anthony retires after stellar career
Earl Anthony, 45, retires from the Pro Bowlers Tour after 15 years and 41 career titles, earning $1.22 million and leading this season with $137,605 and a 217 average. He will bow in one masters event annually and appear for two manufacturers while tending his Dublin and Danville alleys.
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U.S. Wins Ryder Cup in Narrow Final Rally
Tom Watson sealed the clinching match as the United States rallied to edge Europe 14 1/4 to 13 3/4 in Sunday singles at PGA National. Fuzzy Zoeller and Lanny Wadkins sparked a dramatic comeback, Nicklaus cried tears of joy, and the Americans set a 21‑3‑1 all‑time record.
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