Five-Way Tie Shakes SAC-8 Midseason Standings
The SAC-8 title race tightens as five teams Gardner-Webb Mars Hill Presbyterian Carson-Newman Elon each lose, creating a fiveway logjam at one defeat. Presbyterian routs Elon 45-6 behind Elliot Pauling four rush TDs while Mars Hill tops Carson-Newman 20-14. Wofford over Newberry 20-10 and Appalachian edges Lenoir Rhyne 35-21. Gardner-Webb, Mars Hill, Presbyterian, Carson-Newman and Elon share first with one loss. Catawba and Newberry follow at 1-3, Lenoir Rhyne 0-3.
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Unser Leads IROC After Riverside Win as Yarborough Tops
Al Unser seized a commanding lead in the $225,000 IROC series after two Riverside races behind a strong car, finishing Saturday ahead of Richard Petty. Cale Yarborough won the opener and trails Unser with 56 points to Yarborough 41 and Petty 39, needing seventh or better to clinch at Daytona next year.
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McElreath Fatally Injured In Winchester Sprint Race
James McElreath, 23, of Arlington Texas, was killed at Winchester Speedway after his sprint car vaulted the wall during a three lap incident in a USAC twin feature. Son of Jim McElreath, he died at Ball Memorial Hospital about 12 hours after the crash that sent his car end over end after hitting spinning Larry Moore’s vehicle.
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Michigan Fans See Forward Pass Spark in Big Win
Michigan fans witnessed a rare forward pass in the Wolverines 56 0 rout of Wisconsin as Rick Leach threw 10 completions for 156 yards and two touchdowns while Brigham Youngs Marc Wilson posted 332 yards and seven TDs in a 63 17 win over Colorado State.
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Irwin Wins Texas Open in Close Finish
Hale Irwin captured $30,000 and the Texas Open title with a closing 67 as Miller Barber pressed him for the $150,000 event in San Antonio. Carlton White, fighting to keep his PGA card, faltered on the 17th and finished tied for fourth after a late double bogey, ending his bid at seven thousand dollars for the year.
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