Sadan Dog Racing Scores Saturday Matinee Results
The Associated Press reports a full Saturday card of canine racing with ten races on the matinee and night programs. Winners include ICO Big Top, Dynamic Duke, Odd Anthony, Bull Discount, Debra, Satin Shell, UC Dimples Hips, Page Report, Trouper Zeke, and Tallapoosa with Quiniela and Trifecta payoffs. Attendance reached 3,878 with handle around 470,466, followed by evening entries and results for the later program.
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Associated Press
Dally
Odd Anthony
Exacta
Wiley Boon
Kim
Tony
Dazzlin Dusty
TV sports slate and racing results across the week
A dense listing of sports television programming for today and tomorrow across football, golf, tennis, boxing, and college basketball plus racing results and schedules from various leagues and venues. Includes pro games Kansas City vs Green Bay Dallas vs Philadelphia Giants vs Denver Patriots vs Miami Giants at Denver plus extensive college and high school results and upcoming telecasts.
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Kansas City
Green Bay
Dallas
Philadelphia
Chrysler
N.Y. Giants
Denver
Texas
Rutgers
New England
Miami
Villanova
Connecticut
New Jersey
Burgese
McGeachy
Lawrence
Leavenworth
Atlanta
Minnesota
Detroit
Chicago
New Orleans
Buffalo
Pittsburgh
New York Jets
San Diego
Washington
Seattle
Cincinnati
Tampa Bay
Houston
Cleveland
Indianapolis
New York Giants
Phoenix
Los Angeles
Pickoff clinches Raisin Bowl as Cox seals Fresno State win
Fresno State linebacker Ron Cox delivered a 58 yard interception return for a game clinching touchdown after missing a fourth quarter sack. The Bulldogs defeated Ball State 27 to 6 in the California Raisin Bowl. Cox earned praise from coach Jim Sweeney for the pivotal play and leadership in the win.
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Calif
Ron Cox
Fresno State
Cox
David Riley
Ball State
Jim Sweeney
Bulldogs
Kansas College Swim Meet Results at Robinson Natatorium
Readable events show Kansas women dominating relay and individual events led by Laura Hill Gina Brown and Kelly Redden with multiple top placements across free back and breaststroke. Other notable showings include Barb Pranger Marnee Dietrich and Michelle Wilde in various finals.
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Kansas
Nebraska
Kansas A
Redden
Dietrich
Pranger
Wilde
Kansas B
Kansas C
Kristie Taylor
Shawn Melton
Nicky Naviaux
Laura Hill
Gina Brown
Kelly Seawall
Kelly Redden
Kerl Davis
Heather Caldwell
Marnee Dietrich
Suzanne Ryan
Candace ‘Autry
Barb Pranger
Jen Carani
Lori Kampschroeder
Michelle Wilde
Heather McRoberts
Aimee Brainard
Kelley Kauzlarich
Tricia Powell
Hill
Seavail
Caldwell
Kirsten Hummel
Ryan
Carol Beeson
Krist Taylor
Melton
Brown
Kampschroeder
Kauzlarich
Powell
Caranl
Jennifer Reynolds
McRoberts
Kaanapali Classic third round final leading scores
Final leading scores and prize money after the third round at Kaanapali North Course in Hawaii show Don Bies earning 45000 dollars and Charles Coody 19750 with others including Dale Douglass Gene Littler and Tom Shaw also among top payoff recipients.
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Hawaii
Royal Kaanapali North
Don Bies
Dale Douglass
Charles Coody
Tom Shaw
Gene Littler
Joe Jimenez
Harold Henning
Miller Barber
Lee Trevino
Homero Blancas
Jim Ferree
Jim Dent
Arnold Palmer
NAIA Semifinals Set as Carson-Newman Meets Emporia State
NAIA D I semifinal pairing includes Carson-Newman Tennessee (11-1) against Emporia State Kansas (10-2) with Saturday December 16 site TBA. Also NAIA D II action shows Wisconsin La Crosse and Westminster in Canton Ohio, and NCAA D I-AA matchups headlined by Georgia Southern vs Stephen F. Austin in Statesboro Georgia. Mississippi College hosts Jacksonville State in NCAA D II action.
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Ohio
Emporia State
Kan
Adams State
Colo
TBA
Wisconsin-La Crosse
Baker
Westminster
Central Washington
Canton
Georgia Southern
Montana
Stephen F. Austin
Furman
Statesboro
Major College Basketball Scores Across The Northeast
Albany beat St. Lawrence 89 75 and Assumption topped Stonehill 130 111 while Bates defeated MIT 95 79 Other results include Penn State Behrend 78 over Bloomsburg 72 and Kings of PA 58 over Bowdoin 8 Worcester Tech 70 Brooklyn College 62 among many regional showings featuring teams like Buffalo State Genesee 69 C W Post 67 and Franklin Pierce 66.
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Eagles coach Doug Scovil dies of heart attack at 62
Philadelphia AP reports Doug Scovil, quarterback coach who helped develop Randall Cunningham, died Saturday of a heart attack at Veterans Stadium after a routine workout. He collapsed in the training room, was found by Dave Little, and CPR was attempted before he was pronounced dead at Methodist Hospital at 1 04 p.m.
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Randall Cunningham
Philadelphia Eagles
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Jeff Gryn
Methodist Hospital
Navy edges Army on a late field goal for 19 to 17 win
Navy kicker Frank Schenk nailed a 32 yard field goal with 11 seconds left to defeat Army 19-17 in East Rutherford. Navy improves in the series to 42 41 7, snapping a three game skid to the Cadets as Grizzard passes and Mason, Purlfoy and Schenk all contribute in a hard fought rivalry game.
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Mayweather
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Thomas
Foyt
Smith
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