DeBerg Saves Broncos in Comeback Victory Over Colts
veteran Steve DeBerg replaced injured John Elway at Baltimore's Memorial Stadium and delivered a late two yard TD run with 29 seconds left plus a 24 yard TD pass to Steve Watson as the Denver Broncos beat the Baltimore Colts 17 to 10. Elway exited with a right elbow injury after a hostile crowd and persistent pressure.
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Fry pins hopes on easier noncon schedule after first Iowa win
Hawkeyes coach Hayden Fry lauds Iowa 51 ISU win and warns Penn State expects rebound. He notes film study on Criner’s staff and praises Owen Gill and Chuck Long while preparing for Penn State as defending champions despite two early losses.
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Penn State Prepares as Defending National Champions
Hayden Fry notes Penn State as the defend national champions, shaping expectations for upcoming games and the program’s continued prominence.
Criner critiques Cyclones after 51 10 loss to Iowa
Iowa State coach Jim Criner lamented pre game punt coverage and blamed his team’s early season defeat on faulty fundamentals. He praised Iowa for its quick start and top 10 ranking while acknowledging injuries and inexperience harmed his line play.
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Connors wins fifth U S Open title over Lendl in New York
James Scott Connors defeated Ivan Lendl 6 3 6 7 7 5 6 0 in extreme heat to claim his 100th career singles title and fifth U S Open crown at the National Tennis Center. Lendl earned $60,000 as runner-up.
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Mark Lye clinches first PGA victory at Bank of Boston Classic
Mark Lye, 30, rallied from an eight stroke deficit to win the Bank of Boston Classic at Pleasant Valley. He shot 7-under 64 to finish 72 holes at 273, one stroke ahead of Mahaffey, Thorpe, and Rachels. Lye earned $63,000, boosting 1990 earnings.
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