Walden lashes out at media after UNI win
Iowa State coach Jim Walden denounced misquotations by Iowa media and colleagues after Northern Iowa's 27 10 victory. He said press conferences may be cancelled and questioned coaching ethics, insisting he tries to answer questions but is being attacked in print.
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Daly quiets doubters with victory at B C Open
Endicott New York John Daly ran away with the $800000 B C Open finishing six strokes ahead for his first tour win since the 1991 PGA Championship. He earned 144000 for the victory and said he proved doubters wrong with the win.
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Daly captures first En-Joie win in pro career
Daly fires a final round 66 to finish 18 under at En-Joie Golf Club with a 266 total, one stroke behind Calvin Peete’s 1982 mark. He becomes the first golfer to win across all his professional tournament appearances.
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Golf notes highlight 1990 B C Open results
Ken Green led after round one as Nolan Henke won the 1990 B C Open in a tight finish. Jay Haas Joel Edwards tied at 272 with Keith Clearwater close at 274 and Rocco Mediate Jay Delsing at 275. Mediate shot 66 to finish strong while Daly moved into first late with another 66 Sunday.
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Padres fire Bruce Kimm as third base coach
Bruce Kimm of Norway has been informed he will not be retained as third base coach of the San Diego Padres for next season. The move follows manager Greg Riddoch's firing and the hiring of Jim Riggleman. Kimm has previously coached for Cincinnati and Pittsburgh and joins a changing Padres staff.
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Favre and Packers Stifle Steelers in Debut Starter Win
Brett Favre, in his first NFL start, threw 76 yards to Sterling Sharpe and eight yards to Robert Brooks for two touchdowns as Green Bay defeated Pittsburgh 17 to 3. Woodson was fooled by Favre’s pump fakes on both scoring plays, and the Packers built a 10-3 halftime lead after a blocked field goal.
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Pirates win third straight NL East title in dramatic fashion
The Pittsburgh Pirates clinched a three consecutive NL East crown with a 4-2 win over the New York Mets, led by Danny Jackson's seven inning gem and two RBIs from Jay Bell. Pittsburgh continues its strong month run, chasing a pennant after a 1990s stretch of division titles. Montreal stayed alive briefly with a 1-0 win over Chicago, but the Pirates secured the division and set up the NL playoffs beginning October 6.
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Hawkeyes face tough start as injuries bite
Iowa at 1-3 opens Big Ten play with Michigan looming after a brutal non conference slate. Key players Scott Davis Teddy Jo Faley Mike Wells Matt Hilliard and Mike Dailey suffer injuries as Jim Hartlieb and the squad seek cohesion and resilience against top teams.
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Washington Huskies Earn No 1 AP Rank After Week Without Fuss
The Washington Huskies rise to the AP poll's top spot without a win surge as Miami's near miss against Arizona and Miami's loss to Washington alter the rankings. Coach Don James says the No 1 position depends on next week's game against No 20 USC, with Washington at 3-0 after beating Arizona State Wisconsin and Nebraska.
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