Woodlands Dog Race Cards and Results Night
Wednesday matinee results for dog track action at The Woodlands feature multiple races with winners time 31 seconds plus detailed payouts for quinielas trifectas and exactas. Notable winners include Better Yet and MCE's Phantom with times around 31.2 seconds and a season distribute of $69.80 across exacta and trifecta pools. Attendance listed as 2,454 with handle around $412,066.
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College basketball and tennis TV slate overview
A detailed schedule of tonight and tomorrow’s broadcasts across college basketball tennis football and golf. Notable games include Nebraska vs Creighton Tulsa vs Kansas State Idaho vs Washington State and L A Lakers against Boston plus pro football Dallas against the Giants and Georgia Southern versus Stephen F Austin in a packed weekend lineup.
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Thorough Horse Race Card and AP Top 25 Update
A race card lists multiple harness events with entries and odds across seven races. The Associated Press Top 25 college basketball poll shows Syracuse, Kansas, Georgetown, Missouri, Illinois, Michigan, Arkansas, Oklahoma, LSU, Louisville tied to wins or byes, with several top teams not playing.
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Big Eight Scores And Tonight's Games Highlight College Basketball
Colorado defeated Cal-Irvine 98 to 83 while Missouri edged Arkansas 89 to 88. Upcoming games include Tulsa at Kansas State and Nebraska at Creighton, with Pepperdine visiting Kansas and Northern Iowa at Iowa State. In high school action, KC Schlagle JV beat Lawrence JV while Georgetown and St Leo clashed in a separate boys game, drawing 5,746 in attendance.
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Missouri beats Arkansas in high scoring NCAA game
Missouri upsets Arkansas 89 to 68 as McIntyre, Peeler, and Smith lead with strong shooting. Halftime score Missouri 49 Arkansas 45 with Missouri dominating rebounds and assists. Cal Irvine and Colorado also tally across a long regional sports roundup with multiple teams and scores.
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College Results From Across Divisions Show Big Scoring
College games yield numerous close and high scoring results across regions. Brockport St 87 beats Houghton 78 while Medgar Evers 125 defeats CCNY 101 and Utica Tech edges Daemen 112 111 in a buzzer thriller. Other notable scores include Georgetown 92 over St. Leo 51 and St. Bonaventure 72 over Niagara 62.
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Broad sports contracts and trades sweep diverse leagues
Auto racing confirms John Caponigro contract non renewal. Baseball notes multiple re signs and signings including Boston Red Sox Mike Smithson Dana Kiecker and Lance Parrish. NBA fines and rosters shift with Lakers Rockets Hornets signings. NFL Giants retirements 49ers signings. NHL trades and activations plus college coaching moves and track award results from Monte Carlo 1989 voting.
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Bo Jackson could command top pay as free agent in baseball
Bo Jackson’s agent says he could be the highest paid player if he becomes a baseball free agent, citing his dual football option with the Los Angeles Raiders. The agent notes Jackson loves football, could pursue it full time, and discusses arbitration and possible interest from teams, including past talk of trading for him.
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Becker Rejects Military Service If Return To Germany
Boris Becker said he would refuse military service if he returned to West Germany from Monte Carlo. He favors civilian service, sees large tax money supporting the military, and questions Western societal priorities while noting his tennis career is primarily hitting a ball. He mentioned considering a return home and criticized payments to soldiers.
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Missouri signs two JC players Watkins and Drossos
MU announced the signing of two California junior college defenders on Wednesday. Derrick Watkins, 6 foot 5, 260 pounds from Golden West JC, was first team all conference with 93 tackles and 10 sacks. Chris Drossos, 6 foot 2, 235 pounds, transferred from Purdue to Saddleback JC to play linebacker.
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Giants' Nelson retires after Hodgkins comeback
Karl Nelson former Giants offensive tackle retires at 29 ending football career after battling Hodgkins disease three seasons earlier. He cited chemotherapy side effects and shoulder arthritis and said he will not pursue coaching or return to play.
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Suns trade for Rambis from Hornets in two draft picks
The Phoenix Suns acquired veteran forward Kurt Rambis and two second round picks from the Charlotte Hornets in exchange for forward Armon Gilliam. The Suns will receive Charlotte's 1990 second round pick and either Charlotte's or Denver's second round pick in 1991, at Charlotte's option.
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Bowling World Cup standings after 24 games in Dublin
In Dublin Stillorgan Bowl the 25th Bowling World Cup lead after 24 games shows Gery Verbruggen of Belgium on 5234, Darold Meisel of the United States on 5120, Kenneth Andersson of Sweden on 5092, Franz Hahn of Austria on 4977, Simo Vahakorpele of Finland on 4947, with notable totals for other top finishers including Salem Monsuri of Qatar and Paeng Nepomuceno of the Philippines.
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