Woodlands Sunday dog racing scoreboard results summary
Dog racing results from The Woodlands show multiple Grade 5/16 and Grade A to D races with winners, times, Quiniela and Trifecta payouts, attendance 4,103 and handle 551,190. Notable winners include Centerfire in Race 1 with a 31.18 time and Yesterdays Flirt in Race 2 with 30.95 time. Also listed are futures and entries for tonight’s cards and post times.
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the Woodlands
BNB
Mr. Duffy
Quiniela
Hazard
Bummer
Kim
Kent
Dominic O
Arjo Trippen
Trudy
Bueno
Nick
ISC Blue Angels
Socrates
Qjolly Jasmine
ACC Big East Challenge Highlights And Nearby Showdowns
TV sports schedule highlights ACC Big East Challenge games including Pitt v Georgia Tech and Connecticut v Maryland, plus Creighton v Missouri and Duke v Syracuse. Other coverage features Kansas vs Tennessee Martin replay, Wake Forest vs Seton Hall, St Johns vs NC State, and Kansas vs SMU, with additional pro and high school games listed.
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Pitt
Georgia Tech
Creighton
Missouri
Connecticut
Maryland
Buffalo
Seattle
Kansas
Tennessee-Martin
Wake Forest
Seton Hall
Denver
Chicago
St. John’s
North Carolina State
Lawrence
SM South
Clemson
Providence
SMU
Duke
Syracuse
Betting Odds and Race Results From May 16 Card
Race listings show 12th race odds for Oshkosh Bugs through Sporty Cotoré with various decimals and winners. 13th race grades and runners include My Bigred and Dakota Sky among others. Football results recap Associated Press Friday quarterfinals with Wisconsin La Crosse, Baker, Westminster and Central Washington advancing to semifinals. Semifinal pairings set for 2 p.m. at Canton Ohio with Notre Dame and Clemson noted. first place vote counts listed.
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Baker
Missouri Valley
Central Washington
Dickinson
Westminster
Tarleton
Wisconsin- la Crosse
Syracuse Beats Louisville 24 to 13 in Weeknight College Clash
Syracuse tops Louisville 24 13 as Lowrey and McDonald combine for 250 plus passing yards. Carpenter nets two long scores including a 79 yard reception. Gardner leads Louisville rushing, while defense and special teams contribute field goals and a late pass. 50 000 spectators witnessed the college showdown.
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Syracuse
Louisville
Aore
McDonald
Lou—Gardner
Bell
Lou
Syr
Biskup
Syr—Carpenter
Lowrey
Wilmsmeyer
Bishup
Owens
Kinnon
Walker
Gardner
Smith
Lipsey
Nagle
Carpenter
Moore
Cummings
McKay
Fortune
Jones
Monacelli Wins Budweiser Touring Players Championship
AP reports final results from Detroit after the Budweiser Touring Players Championship. Amleto Monacelli of Venezuela won 235 to take $27,000. Brian Voss of Boca Raton earned $14,000 in second. Bob Handley of Palm Beach $8,400. Tom Baker of Buffalo $7,000. Guppy Troup of Daytona Beach $6,000. Stepladder finals saw Baker defeat Troup, Voss defeat Baker, Voss defeat Handley, then Monacelli beat Voss 235-209.
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Detroit
Amleto Monacelli
Venezuela
Brian Voss
Boca Raton
Fla
Bob Handley
Pompano Beach
Tom Baker
Buffalo
N.Y
Guppy Troup
Daytona Beach
Baker
Troup
Voss
Handley
Monacelli
Major College Scores From Across the Nation
College basketball results show East listings with Gannon over Dowling and North Carolina over Towson State, plus South Florida State and Auburn victories. Midwest highlights include Indiana and St. Louis area teams, while West results feature Cal Poly Pomona and UC Davis OT thriller and California edging San Francisco. Multiple tournaments note St. John’s, Wright State, and Randolph Macon in action with various close scores and tournament standings.
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Associated Press
Gannon
Dowling
Williams
MIT
South Florida
Auburn
North Carolina
Towson St
Wright St
South Alabama
San Diego
Oregon
Arizona St
Santa Clara
Seattle Pacific
Sonoma St
Dominican
Calif
Southern Cal Coll
Pomona-Piizer
UC Riverside
Sacramento St
Warner Pacific
Puget Sound
Christian
Tennessee
Notre Dame
Midwest
Grinnell
Dubuque
Purdue
Penn St
Ohio St
LSU
Syracuse
Colorado
Wittenberg
Clark U
Rochester
UC San Bernardino
South Carolina
N. Illinois
Ball St
Cabrnni
York
Salisbury State
Lebanon Valley
Youth Results From Missouri Valley Short Course Meet in Leavenworth
Sunday events in Leavenworth showcased youth swimmers with top times from Beth Wegner 3 12 24 in 100 IM to Kristi McAlister leading multiple events including 100 butterfly and 200 backstroke. Open and boys results include Laura Helms, Josh Voigt, Nathan Williams and Josh Stein posting strong times across freestyle backstroke and butterfly events.
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Leavenworth
Beth Wegner
Keely Malone
Andrea Vieux
Malone
Wagner
Vieux
Wegner
Jennie Roberts
Briana Babon
Roberts
Nilupa Gunaratna
Kristi McAlister
Lauren James
McAlister
James
Anne McAlister
Laura Helms
Helms
Josh Voigt
Nathan Williams
Luke Malone
Williams
Josh Stein
Andrew Poggio
Mike Hazlett
Stein
Poggio
Hazlett
Pogglo
Brian Dolezal
Major League Teams Announce Scouting and Coaching Moves
Baseball transactions include Indians scout West Coast Bill Worle and Tigers scout Jim Davenport. Brewers sign Dave Parker to a two year contract while Mariners assign Jeff Schaefer and Brian Giles to Calgary. Phillies name Hal Lanier as coach and Wright as pitching coach for Scranton Wilkes Barre. Giants tab Larry Hardy and Tim Ireland as pitching staff coaches and promote Jack Mull to Clinton manager. Firebirds bench Gordon MacKenzie and Marty DeMerritt. Hornets add Kenny Gattison and place Dave Hoppen on injured list. Raiders activate Marcus Allen and Dennis Price, waive Vince Evans, place Tim Ware on IR. 49ers place Michael Carter on IR. Seahawks waive Alonzo Mitz and activate Rod Stephens. Red Wings trade Tony McKegney for Picard and Adams.
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Associated Press
Cleveland Indians
Bill Worle
Detroit Tigers
Jim Davenport
Milwaukee Brewers
Dave Parker
Seattle Mariners
Jeff Schaefer
Brian Giles
Calgary
Philadelphia Phillies
Hal Lanier
Jim Wright
Scranton-Wilkes-Barre
SAN Francisco Giants
Larry Hardy
Tim Ireland
Phoenix
Jack Mull
Clinton
Phoenix Firebirds
Gordon MacKenzie
Marty DeMerritt
National Football League
LOS Angeles Raiders
Marcus Allen
Dennis Price
Vince Evans
Tim Ware
SAN Francisco 49Ers
Michael Carter
Seattle Seahawks
Alonzo Mitz
Rod Stephens
Brewers Sign Parker As Yount Free Agency Buzz Builds
Milwaukee signs Dave Parker to a two year 3 million deal as winter meetings begin in Opryland. Robin Yount pursuers include Chicago Cubs and San Diego. Parker fans remark on bringing value on and off field. Yount slates 21 homers 103 RBIs season with .318 avg. Oakland context noted. Other trades and bids swirl around Pete O'Brien and Joe Carter as clubs weigh DH, catcher and outfielder options.
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Nashville
Brewers
Roy Howell
Toronto
Parker
Milwaukee
Dave Parker
Tom Trebelhorn
Chicago Cubs
Yount
San Diego
California
New York Yankees
Boston
Oakland
Athletics
Alderson
Pete O’brien
Cleveland
O’brien
Indians
Joe Carter
Benito Santiago
Sandy Alomar Jr
Kansas City
Danny Tartabull
Mike Macfarlane
Carter
MSU athletic director Weaver to retire July 1990
Michigan State University athletic director Doug Weaver, in service since 1980, will retire on July 1, 1990 at age 59. Weaver, a former Kansas assistant and law graduate, said he wants to leave at his peak and drive intact. Roger Wilkinson will oversee successor planning with the University Athletic Council. Weaver, a Goshen Indiana native, played football for MSU 1950 52 before returning as freshman coach.
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East Lansing
Mich
Doug Weaver
Michigan State University
Kansas University
Weaver
Roger Wilkinson
University Athletic Council
Goshen
Ind
Michigan State
Spartans
Kansan teen stuns Evans to win U S Open backstroke
Janie Wagstaff, a 15 year old from Mission Hills Kansas, upset Janet Evans and Betsy Mitchell to win the 200 meter back at the U S Open in Orlando. Wagstaff clocked 2 15 33 while Evans was 2 17 1 and Mitchell 2 19 03. Wagstaff aims for the 1992 Olympics and plans to graduate from Shawnee Mission East the same year.
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Mitchell
Wagstaff
Shawnee Mission East
Cardinals wary of Carter trade risk in winter talks
St Louis general manager Cal Maxvill said the club would discuss trading for Cleveland outfielder Joe Carter but will not risk surrendering future assets. He cited the Dave Dombrowski syndrome as a caution, noting one player cannot change a team and the whole club must act.
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ST. Louis
Cal Maxvill
St. Louis Cardinals
Cleveland Indians
Joe Carter
Dave Dombrowski
Maxvill
Nashville
Dombrowski
Montreal Expos
Mark Langston
Seattle Mariners
Langston
California Angels
Arkansas Invitational Swim Meet Recap Fayetteville
At Fayetteville the Arkansas Invitational saw Arizona lead the men’s team scores 798 to Kansas 654 and Georgia 540. Kansas men posted top times including Hell 1:52.67 in 200 back and Reynolds 1:49.89 in 200 fly. Women’s final scores list Arkansas 7362 with Georgia 651 and Kansas 6441. Wilde 52.32 in 100 free and Dietrich 2:23.15 in 200 breast highlighted top performances.
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Arkansas
Fayetteville
Arizona
Kansas
Georgia
Louisiana State
New Mexico
Drury
Mart Hell
Jeff Stoute
John Easton
Shawn Stevens
Troy Reynolds
Robert Sturman
Mike Guthrie
Mike Soderling
Southern Methodist
Volleyball Coed power and recreation results summary
In Div. 3 coed power Always Second 3 lost to Total Look 0 while Bombers 2 defeated Dragon Files 1 and Farmland 2 beat Dragon Flies 1. Div. 2 coed recreation saw Lawrence Paper Company 2 over Bendix King. Div. 1 coed recreation Net Surgeons 3 over Aeroquip 0 by forfeit. Div.1 coed power BamBoom 2 over Valaviv. tics 1 and Spike Artists 3 defeated We Dig 0.
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Total Look
Bombers
Dragon Files
Farmland
Dragon Flies
Lawrence Paper Company
Bendix King
Net Surgeons
Aeroquip
BamBoom
Valaviv
Spike Artists
We Dig
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Naia Div.i
Wisconsin-La Crosse
Nebraska Wesleyan
Washington
Canton
Ohio
Associated Press American Conference
Georgia Southern
Middle Tennessee
Montana
Eastern Illinois
Stephen F. Austin
Furman
Youngstown State
Jacksonville State
Angelo State
Mississippi College
Indiana
Florence
Ale
Dayton
Minn
Union
Ferruri
Phenix City
Ala
Naia Div
Carson-Newman
Tenn
West Virginia Tech
Central State
Moorhead
Atlanta
Minnesota
Dallas
Philadelphia
Green Bay
New Orleans
Pittsburgh
New York Jets
Cincinnati
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Wwe
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Chicago Tampa Bay
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Mesa
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Wisconsin
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Lee
Boyd
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Waller
Edwards
Red
Madden
Davis
Rice
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Fox
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Wenstrom
Denny
Harris
Cherry
Greene
Wright State
Dunn
Benton
Woods
Cromwell
Nahar
Unverforth
Mumphrey
Hammonds
Wampler
Pierce
Skeoch
ST. John's
Sealy
Singleton
Werdam
Harvey
Buchanan
Sproling
Muto
David
Aiken
Wood
Underhill
Pensacola
Albany
la Crosse
Tulsa
Santa Barbara
Sioux Falls
Wichita Falls
Columbus
Cedar Rapids
Jule
Big Trees
First Christian Church
Farmland Industries
SWB
Packer Plastics Two
Hardees
Smith&Wesson
Plymouth
Out of Towners
Coleman's
Packer Plastics
Lions
Hall-Kimbrell
Theta Chi Bears
Bullets
Hooters
Kmart
Theta Chi
The
Clarkson
Hartwick
Maine
N. Carolina St
Wilkes
Eer
Christopher Newport
Virginia
Westeyan
LQW
Grand Rapids
Albany Columbus
Central Wave
la Crosse Rockford
Quad City
Va Cedar Rapids
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Omaha
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Ulso
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NHL
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NY Islanders
Montreal
Hartford
Campbell
Edmonton
Winnipeg
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New York Rangers
Baffalo
New York Islanders
John Moss
Thfe
Basketball National Basketball Association
Charlotte Hornets
Kenny Gattison
Dave Hoppen
Continental Basketball Association
Albany Patroons
Leroy Witherspoon
Hockey National Hockey League
Detroit Red Wings
Tony McKegney
Quebec Nordiques
Robert Picard
Greg Adams
Kansan Staggers Evans
Kerl Davis
Lauri Hill
Heathern Caldwell
Michelle Wilde
Marnee Dietrich
Suzanne Ryan
Barb Pranger
Gina Brown
Jennifer Carant
Early Redden
Kristie Taylor
Shawn Malton
Wilde
Hill
McRoberts
Pranger
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