Montana leads 49ers past Eagles in late comeback drive
San Francisco's Joe Montana threw four fourth quarter TD passes in a 38-28 win at Philadelphia. Montana completed 25 of 34 for 428 yards, connecting with Brent Jones and Jerry Rice to seal the victory as the 49ers improve to 3-0. Eagles drop to 1-2 after blowing a 20-0 lead.
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Cardinals edge Phillies as Pena walks in eighth
The St. Louis Cardinals won 2-1 over Philadelphia behind Tony Pena’s two-out bases loaded walk in the eighth. St. Louis remains four games back of the Cubs with six games left as Chicago swept Pittsburgh. Cubs’ win keeps Cardinals’ hopes slim while Montreal and others compete in the NL races.
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Oakland inches closer to AL West title
Oakland Athletics narrowed its magic number to two after a 9-3 win over the Minnesota Twins, inching toward a consecutive AL West title. The club begins seven home games including a series with Texas as California and Kansas City lag by 54 percent of their schedules.
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United States, Europe tie Ryder Cup in England
Curtis Strange defeated Ian Woosnam to salvage a 14-14 Ryder Cup tie for the United States as Europe retains the cup for at least two more years. U.S. singles went 7-5 on day three, with Paul Azinger’s one-hole win over Seve Ballesteros highlighting a strong start before late losses by Payne Stewart and Mark Calcavecchia.
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