Ryder Cup format may be changed to aid Britain
America's 21 11 victory over Great Britain and Ireland at Laurel Valley prompts talk of widening Britain’s selection to include Commonwealth players such as South Africa Canada and Australia. Arnold Palmer and Henry Poe say changes could boost competitiveness. England’s Tony Jacklin calls the current team “positively awesome” but agrees reforms could help.
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Pats miss practice hamstrings Bills in loss
On Sunday the Bills struggled without O J Simpson and Joe Ferguson as penalties erased 73 rushing yards by Simpson. Namath tossed two TDs but was picked four times. Cowboys beat Rams 18 7 on a stifling defense. Broncos top Chiefs 37 33 in Wiggin debut. Bengals 24 Browns 17 as Anderson passes and Clark Elliott score. Colts 35 Bears 7 as Marchibroda debuts with rout. Vikings 27 49ers 17 with McClanahan Foreman scoring late. Cardinals 23 Falcons 20 Bakken 25 yard FG seals narrow win.
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Boston Loses Rice as Orioles Near October Push
The Orioles' surge tightens the AL race as Boston loses slugger Jim Rice to a broken left hand ending his season. Rice, batting .300 with 22 homers, was hurt against Detroit and out for the rest of the year. Deron Johnson joined the Red Sox in free agency, while Baltimore won their 14th of 17 to pressure Boston for the AL East title.
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Yarborough, Petty clash fades as hose flags race
NASCAR notes quote Yarborough puzzled by black flag on his car while Petty led most of the short track event. Baker finishes fourth after passing Pond late. Marcis led before engine failure, citing a strong Harry Hyde setup and peak readiness for upcoming races.
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National grid of scores from Monday and Sunday games
Football results show Detroit, Minnesota and Green Bay wins with varied opponents. Included are schedules, standings, and upcoming matchups across multiple leagues with teams such as Baltimore Chicago Oakland Miami New England Giants Washington Philadelphia Dallas Denver Kansas City Pittsburgh San Diego New York Jets Houston and Los Angeles.
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Spiders Rally Past Furman in Key SoCon Clash
Richmond quarterbacking shined as Ed Kreils gained 104 yards on 23 carries and the Spiders erased 10 point deficits to defeat Furman 27 21 in a SoCon game. Richmond moved to 1 0 in league play sharing the top spot with Appalachian State while Furman dropped to 1 2.
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