Dog Racing Results and Evening Entries
A detailed scoreboard covers races 1 through 13 on THURSDAY and TONIGHT’S ENTRIES for a night program. Winners include Mr Valley Center and Rodeo Tramp with exacta and trifecta payouts, plus multiple tight finishes and post times, attendance, and handle figures.
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Oshkosh Bugs
UC Dimples
Kim
Quiniela
Exacta
Colleen
TV Sports Schedule Highlights This Weekend
A detailed guide lists basketball, football, tennis, golf and more across Friday to Sunday. Notable matchups include Pittsburgh versus Oklahoma State, Notre Dame versus Louisville, Texas versus Texas A&M, Florida State against Florida, and Philadelphia versus the Giants, with multiple replays and tournaments across CBS channels and sports world blocks.
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Vanderbilt
Tennessee
Notre Dame
Louisville
Alabama
Auburn
Texas
Texas A&m
LaSalle
DePaul
Sportsworld
Florida State
Florida
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Chicago State
Illinois
Kansas City
Dallas
Fresno State
Kansas State
Kansas
Maryland
N.Y. Giants
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Denver
L.A. Raiders
Chicago
Minnesota
Eastern Penn St. tops Vermont in college basketball action
Associated Press reports East Penn State defeated Vermont 82 to 57 as part of a slate of college basketball results. Other notable scores include South Florida Louisiana 85 over Eastern Kentucky 73 and Vanderbilt 111 over Evansville 66.
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Associated Press
SM North Lawrence Wrestling Thursday Meet Results
In Lawrence, SM North routs SMN and L 4 wins by forfeit. Ed Homer and Mike Leach pinned opponents for SMN while Marquez Carr and Jason Russell secured pins. Andy Halderman and Robby Lopez faced forfeit outcomes as top bouts concluded with SMN and L recording several pins and forfeits.
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SM North Lawrence
Smnorth
Likes
SMN
Ed Homer
Thibodeau
Mike Leach
Luke Shoup
John Marquez
Jason Russell
Jason Carr
Joey Croft
Andy Halderman
Lawrence
Gluech
Ace Siliboury
Sme
Jeff Morton
Shoup
Mayer
Carr
Stephan O’ Hane
Roger Timn
Halderman
Bulgren
Riley McAndrews
Tim Stout
Silisky
Lopez
Sullivan
Craig Lewis
Parr
Eller
Taylor Brown
Hwt
Burton
Adam Pittman
Basketball scores from multiple college games and tournaments
A collection of men and women basketball results from various colleges and tournaments. Teams include Loras Luther Loyola Rider Marian Lakeland MoKansas City MacMurray Mount Marty Buena Vista Illinois Montana State Park Central Bible Rocky Mountain Chadron State Dakota State Westmar Tennessee State St Louis Evansville Wake Forest Marietta Houston Hawaii NW Oklahoma Oklahoma Baptist Arkansas Baptist Quachita Pittsburg State Harding Rice San Diego North Texas Texas Lutheran Huston Tillotson Tulsa Brigham Young Utah State Cal Poly Pomona Pomona Pitzer Oregon Arizona Oregon State Purdue Sacramento State San Diego State UC Riverside Sonoma State UCLA Washington Washington State USC Belmont Belhaven Trevecca Nazarene Colorado Christian Caltech Redlands San Bernardino Northridge UC San Diego Cal Baptist Nyack and other matchups noting several OT and tournament results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomona-Pitzer
Colorado
Wyoming
N. Arizona
LaVerne
Oregon
Arizona
Oregon St
Trevecca Nazarene
Montevallo
Colorado Christian
Christ-Irvine
Master’s
Hawaii-Hilo
Azusa Pacific
Fort Lewis
Biola
Alaska Pacific
Memo
Cal Tech
Redlands
Christian Heritage
San Bernardino St
Norton Afb
UC San Diego
Cal Baptist
Caldwell
Molloy
Nyack
Val. Forge
Volleyball Power Nets Varied Pool Results
In Pool Room 2 West Coast One beat Paradise Flamingos 3 0. Paradise Flamingos swept Dale's Sports 3 0 while Dale's Sports lost to Volleyhogs 3 2. Big Jugs and Barb fell 3 0 to West Coast Two forfeit noted. Coed power saw Rats 3 Kansas Sports Bar 0 and Bam Boom 3 Wedig 0.乱
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Pool Room
West Coast One
Prudential
Paradise Flamingos
Dale’s Sports
Volleyhogs
Big Jugs
West Coast Two
Coed Power
Rats
Kansas Sports Bar
Val and the Vivifies
Bam Boom
Wedig
Go West
Spike Artists
Fun Gang
Hockey scores and tonight’s schedule summary
Hockey scores show Boston 5 Montreal 6 Quebec 2 Philadelphia 4 Pittsburgh 1 Hartford 5 St Louis 3 New York Islanders 2 Chicago 0 Calgary 5 Minnesota 2 Edmonton 7 Los Angeles 6. Tonight’s games include Buffalo at Hartford and Washington at New Jersey Philadelph at Detroit at Winnipeg New York Rangers at Vancouver.
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Boston
Montreal
Quebec
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Hartford
St. Louis
New York Islanders
Chicago
Calgary
Minnesota
Edmonton
Los Angeles
Buffalo
New Jers
Philadelph
Detroit
Winnipeg
New York Rangers
Vancouver
Associated Press
NY Rangers
New Jersey
Washington
NY Islanders
Chicago Wi
Toronto
Calgary Edmonton
College basketball scores and results roundup
A long list of college basketball results from various conferences and matches. Notable games include North Carolina over Alabama 101-63, Oregon 68 over Arizona 63, and Yale 50 against Connecticut 76 with many other pairings and scores across the Midwest and East regions.
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Alabama
North Carolina
Arizona
Womack
Buechler
David
Othick
Muehlebach
Williams
Rooks
Mason
Totals
Oregon
Reynolds
Dunn
Lucas
Brandon
Mixon
Fife
A.johnson
Books
First round leaders in two major golf opens
In Largo Florida the J C Penney Classic at Bardmoor yields top pairs with Blake and Kerdyk leading after the first round in the modified best ball format. In Melbourne the Australian Open at Kingston Heath sees Curtis Strange leading the field on day one alongside Brett Ogle Peter Senior and other notable players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Barr
Dawn Coe
Bill Glasson
Pat Bradley
Andy Bean
Laura Davies
Ted Schulz
Allison Finney
Bill Britton
Donna White
Greg Twiggs
Jan Stephenson
Duffy Waldorf
Patty Sheehan
Wayne Levi
Dale Eggeling
Kenny Knox
Nancy Brown
Mike Sullivan
Sally Little
Steve Jones
Jane Crafter
Jay Haas
Hollis Stacy
Roger Maltbie
JoAnne Carner
Gene Sayers
Beth Daniel
Jim Gallagher
Cindy Figg-Currier
Tom Byrum
Susan Sanders
Kenny Perry
Sherri Turner
Clarence Rose
Shirley Furlong
Bob Glider
Cindy Rarick
Larry Rinker
Laurie Rinker
Mark McCumber
Debbie Massey
Lon Hinkle
Martha Nause
Donnie Hammond
Tammie Green
Rocco Mediate
Missie Bertreau
Gary Koch
Deb Richard
John Huston
Amy Benz
Melbourne
Australia
Kingston Heath
Curtis Strange
U.S
Brett Ogle
Peter Senior
Jeff Woodland
Lucien Tinkler
Mark Calcavecchia
Steven Bann
Tony Wolsey
NFL Injury Report Faces Weekend Games
The NFL Injury report lists weekend game statuses for all teams. Packers, Rams, Saints, Eagles, 49ers, Bears, Bengals, Broncos, Oilers, Colts, Dolphins, Jets, Bills, Seahawks, and other squads have players listed as out, doubtful, questionable, or probable across multiple positions including knee, ankle, hamstring, shoulder, and back injuries. Notable players include Ed West, Ed White, Leagues wide list of expected absences and probable participants, with game-day availability shaping playoff push.
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Green Bay
Tampa Bay
Packers
Ed West
Perry Kemp
James Campen
John Anderson
Carl Bland
Don Majkowski
Blair Bush
DE Blaise Winter
Buccaneers
DE Rhondy Weston
Mark Robinson
Harry Hamilton
James Wilder
Lars Tate
Bruce Hill
LOS Angeles Rams
Dallas Rams
Doug Reed
Henry Ellard
Clifford Hicks
Alvin Wright
Cowboys
Isaac Holt
Broderick Sargent
Tom Rafferty
Kevin Grogan
Vince Albritton
Willie Broughton
NEW Orleans
Detroit
Saints
Steve Korte
Brad Edelman
Floyd Turner
Sam Mills
John Tice
Lions
Rodney Peete
George Jamison
Victor Jones
Larry Roberts
John Taylor
Wesley Walls
Falcons
Elbert Shetley
Scott Case
Evan Cooper
Jamie Dukes
Bill Frathc
Houston Hoover
John Rade
John Settle
Washington
Phoenix
Redskins
Alvin Walton
Gerald Riggs
Kurt Gouveia
Brian Bonner
Gary Clark
Cardinals
Eric Hill
Jay Hilgenberg
Vikings
Alfred Anderson
Ai Noga
Joey Browner
Reggie Rutland
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Bengals
Jim Show
Mike Hammerstein
Mike Martin
Bruce Kozerski
David Grant
George Yarne
Jay Pennison
Drew Hill
Ernest Givins
Richard Byrd
Bruce Davis
Steve Brown
al Smith
Doug Smith
Chris Verhulst
Steelers
Warren Williams
Indianapolis
New England
Colts
Chris Kinton
Robert Bentley
Jack Trudeau
Jeff Herrod
Duane Bickett
Patriots
Jim Bowman
Paul Fairchild
Sean Farrell
Johnny Rembert
Hart Lee Dykes
MIAMI
Kansas City
Dolphins
Dave Ahrens
Dan Marino
Louis Oliver
Jackie Cline
Freddie Lanks
Harry Galbreath
Chiefs
Steve Pelluer
Alfredo Roberts
Seer Ananle
Kevin Ross
NEW York Jets
San Diego
Jets
Marty Lyons
Freeman McNeil
Alex Gordon
Greg Werner
Chargers
Joe Caravello
Marion Butts
Gary Plummer
Gil Byrd
DE Lee Williams
Joe Phillips
Brett Miller
Jim McMahon
Buffalo
Seattle
Bills
Cornelius Bennett
Seahawks
Donnie Dee
Joe Cain
John L. Williams
Bowling Standings in Budweiser Touring Players Championship
AP reports after six rounds in Detroit with 40-game totals and match records. Leaders include Amleto Monacelli of Venezuela at 7-1 with 8,873 pins. Bryan Goebel of Merriam Kansas at 6-2 with 8,532. and Brian Voss of Boca Raton Florida at 2-6 with 8,466. full list covers 24 bowlers and their homes and stats.
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Detroit
Amleto Monacelli
Venezuela
Bryan Goebel
Merriam
Kaw
Brian Voss
Boca Raton
Fla
Tony Marrese
Hilton Head Island
D.C
Norm Duke
Fort Worth
Texas
Bob Handley
Pompano Beach
Tom Baker
Buffalo
N.Y
Jess Stayrook
San Diego
Calif
Ron Williams
Leroy Bornhop
St. Charles
Guppy Troup
Daytona Beach
Don Genalo
Perrysburg
Ohio
Jim Pencak
Mayfield Heights
Roger Bowker
Ocala
Butch Soper
Tustin
George Branham II
Arleta
Pete Weber
Florissant
Mike Aulby
Indianapolis
Tony Figuiera
Walanae
Hawaii
Hugh Miller
Everett
Wash
Jeff Bellinger
Columbia
Dave Arnold
Campbell
Jack Jurek
Lackawanna
Stephen Hardy
Methuen
Mass
McEnroe Clashes With Crowd In Masters Loss To Chang
John McEnroe, famed New York brashness, fights back at Madison Square Garden but loses to Michael Chang 6-2 5-7 6-4 in Masters round robin. Umpire overrules line call on crucial serve, sparking crowd protest. Lendl dominates Krickstein 6-1 6-3 as semis loom. Becker Edberg also win to seal spots.
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New York
John McEnroe
New Yorker
Madison Square Garden
McEnroe
Michael Chang
Chang
Gerry Armstrong
Armstrong
Ivan Lendl
Aaron Krickstein
Lendl
Boris Becker
Stefan Edberg
Legion's Walthall resigns as Lawrence Legion coach
Richard Walthall head coach of the Lawrence American Legion team steps down for health reasons after two summers in charge. He underwent hernia surgery and plans to remain involved on the Legion baseball committee, with applications for his successor due December 13. Dan Stoll leads the committee as the Hawks posted a 25 17 record last season, with two close state tournament losses to Pittsburg and Hutchinson.
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Richard Walthall
Lawrence American Legion
Walthall
Hawks
Kansas Electric Construction Co
Legion
Legion Baseball Committee
Dan Stoll
Pittsburg
Hutchinson
Comaneci Granted Refugee Status Heads to New York
Nadia Comaneci, the Romanian Olympic gymnastics great, traveled to the United States after being granted refugee status by U S consular officers in Europe. Officials said she was en route to New York from Vienna, having fled Romania with several others into Hungary.
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Washington
Nadia Comaneci
Hungary
United States
U.S
Justice Department
David Runkel
Comaneci
Europe
New York
Vienna
Redskins owner sues Washingtonian over libel suit
Washington Redskins owner Jack Kent Cooke filed a 30 million libel and defamation lawsuit in DC Superior Court against Washingtonian magazine writer Rudy Maxa and former employee Harry Turner. He denounced the December article as containing scurrilous lies about racism and fixed NFL games.
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Washington (Ap
Washington Redskins
Jack Kent Cooke
Washingtonian Magazine
Cooke
Harry Turner
District of Columbia Superior
Rudy Maxa
Turner
The
Washingtonian
Major League Baseball and NBA team moves and signings
The Orioles released Jim Traber while the Yankees signed Mel Hall to a three year deal. Cardinals added Danny Cox on a one year contract. Gates Brown fired, Dyar Miller named manager. Warriors waived Marques Johnson. Rockets activated Tim McCormick and placed Adrian Caldwell on the injured list. Jammers acquired Dwayne Washington for a 1990 third round pick. Patriots re signed Glenn Antrum and added John Simpson, with Mike Jones released. Argonauts named Mike McCarthy GM. Davidson named Dave Fagg football coach and Susquehanna named Randall Bogar wrestling assistant coach.
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Associated Press
Baltimore Orioles
Jim Traber
NEW York Yankees
Mel Hall
ST. Louis Cardinals
Danny Cox
Orlando Juice
Gates Brown
Dyar Miller
Basketball
National Basketball Association
Golden State Warriors
Marques Johnson
Houston Rockets
Tim McCormick
Adrian Caldwell
Continental Basketball Association
SAN Jose Jammers
Dwayne Washington
Rapid City Thrillers
NEW England Patriots
Glenn Antrum
John Simpson
Walved Mike Jones
Toronto Argonauts
Mike McCarthy
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Jamaica
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Dee
Swillie Wang
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Ohio State
North Carolina State
L.A. Lakers
Radford
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Hooters
Free Agents
Packer Plastics
Bullets
Sigma Ep
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Roman Trojans
Jayhawk Cafe
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the Firm
Delta Tay Delta
Lawrence Indians
William's Warriors
Pensacola
Columbus
Cedar Rapids
Quad City
Chris Bulgren
Scott Lankford
Todd Siliski
Cory Hoover
Billy Gadwood
Robby Lopez
Dustin Sullivan
Mark Mills
Matt Parr
Donnie Patten
Mike Langham
Robert Burton
Adam Inman
NHL
Vera Ila
Manhattanville
Kings Point
New Hampshire
Merrimack
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Mount St. Mary
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Vermont
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Daniel Webster
Providence
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N.J
Rutgers
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Maine
Towson St
Gettysburg
Ursinus
Phila. Pharmacy
Villanova
St. Francis
W. New England
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Yeshiva
N.Y. Maritime
South Alabama
Barber-Scotia
Gardner-Webb
Bluefield St
Pikeville
Citadel
Methodist
Coker
Allen
Erskine
Presbyterian
Florida Southern
Edward Waters
Fresno
McNeese St
Lee
Covenant
Liberty
King
Chilcutt
Fox
Rice
Madden
Denny
Roci
Lynch
Davis
Horry
Cheatum
Webb
Waites
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Benoit
Askins
UCLA
Wilson
MacLean
Walker
Madkins
Martin
Murray
Butler
Hayward
Brown
West
Recasner
Hall
Youngblood
Merritt
West Palm Beach
Bradenton
St. Lucie
St. Petersburg
Penney Classic
NFL Injuries
Naia Div. I
Wisconsin-La Crosse
Nebraska Wesleyan
Baker
Missouri Valley
State
Central Washington
Westminster
Tarleton
Legion’s
Davidson
Dave Fagg
Susquehanna
Randall Bogar
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