Bulldogs topple Memphis in season opener
No. 18 Mississippi State defeated Memphis 30 to 10 in Starkville to start the season. Dicenzo Miller totaled 167 yards and scored twice as MSU used five straight second half possessions to pull away, giving the Bulldogs their eighth consecutive win over Memphis.
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Bulldogs Rally From Deficit Behind Miller’s Big Second Half
College football recap notes sloppy play early with turnovers and penalties. Miller finished with 12 rushing attempts for 108 yards and 2 receptions for 59 yards in the second half as the Bulldogs erased a large deficit and pressed to victory.
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Allianz Championship set for Des Moines golf event
The Allianz Championship brings 78 seniors to Glen Oaks with a $1.75 million purse. Notables like Dave Eichelberger, Ed Dougherty, Hale Irwin, Arnold Palmer and Gary Player compete as tickets exceed expectations and organizers praise city support.
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ASA Miller Lite 300 finishes top two for Cywinski Garvey
Kevin Cywinski and Mike Garvey finished first and second at the ASA Miller Lite 300 at Minnesota State Fair Speedway. Johnny Sauter led briefly but finished eighth after a late pit stop incident. Cedar Rapids’ Johnny Span ended 23rd after 295 laps.
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U S men dominate Mexico in Goodwill Games opener
The U S men crushed Mexico 132 58 at the Goodwill Games Brisbane, led by Rashard Lewis 21 points and Wally Szczerbiak 20. Baron Davis had 10 points and 12 assists as the Americans forced 82 turnovers and dominated the boards 54 36.
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Korsmo Announces Break From Hawkeye Downs Racing
Kevin Korsmo, a dominant figure in hobby stock and sportsman divisions with multiple track championships, says he will not return next season. He cites burnout, time and money strains, and seeks to rekindle his racing fire with a possible break. Mike Schulte and Curt Martin also express uncertainty about 2002 plans amid personal and eligibility questions.
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Park Released From Hospital After Darlington Crash
Winston Cup driver Steve Park was released from the hospital in Mooresville North Carolina after suffering a concussion and a bruised collarbone in the Darlington Raceway South Carolina 200 crash. Park missed the Southern 500 with Kenny Wallace substituting. Park, 34, drives a Chevrolet for DEI founded by Dale Earnhardt Sr. The injury occurred during a caution on lap 20.
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