NFL Week 3 results recap across late games Sunday
Sunday NFL action features multiple matchups with scores and key totals. Pittsburgh and Cleveland offensive outputs, plus San Francisco and St Louis receiving yardage, highlight a day of high scoring drives and missed field goals.
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Browns Hold Off Steelers on Late Field Goal for Home Win
Browns defeat Steelers 23-20 as Phil Dawson nails a 19-yard kick with 2:45 left. Chiefs rout Chargers 42-10 behind Grbac five TD passes. Jaguars post first franchise shutout 13-0 over Bengals. Lions fall 31-10 to Buccaneers. Vikings beat Patriots 21-13. Giants edge Bears 14-7. Packers top Eagles 6-3. Broncos outscore Raiders 34-23. Falcons 15, Panthers 10. Seahawks 20, Saints 10.
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Fairy penguins of Melbourne light up the coast
Sydney author notes Melbourne fairy penguins return to shore at night and race to nests past crowds. The writer jokes about bicycles and Olympic triathlons, contrasts Iowa and Australia driving, and translates Aussie slang about a barbie and snags.
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Olympic Highlights from Sydney Swim and Other Events
In Sydney, Tom Malchow set an Olympic 200 meter butterfly prelim record, edging the former mark by 0.01 seconds and advancing to semifinals along with Michael Phelps. US women Lindsay Benko and Rada Owen also moved in the 200 free, while Dara Torres and Ed Moses claimed medals. The day also featured a US 119 72 rout of China in men's basketball and Brian Viloria edging Kazakov in boxing. A memorial service for Maria Teresa Samaranch was held in Sydney with attendees including Dawn Fraser.
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Cyclones clinch win with 79-yard drive against Iowa
Iowa State beats Iowa 28 14 behind Sage Rosenfels 5-yard TD dive. McCarney praises offense for a decisive fourth quarter response and gains confidence before Big 12 opener at Baylor. Baylor QB Greg Ciciro is out six to eight weeks with a broken left collarbone.
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Burton Dominates Dura Lube 300 at New Hampshire
Jeff Burton led every lap to win the Dura Lube 300 at New Hampshire International Speedway. He became the first driver to lead from start to finish in 22 years, with Bobby Labonte finishing second and Dale Jarrett third.
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Hawkeyes rebound with 6 1 victory over Delaware
Iowa field hockey rebounds from a 2-1 overtime loss to Syracuse to rout Delaware 6 1 at the Big East Challenge. Junior Tiffany Federa scores a hat trick as Tiffany Leister and others contribute on penalty corners.
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