Dog racing results and entries at Oshkosh race program
A detailed dog racing card for the Sunday matinee listing odds, results, and payouts across 15 races. Includes winners time, quinielas, trifectas, and top contenders like Sweet Riot, Ripper, Aristocrat, Sporty Color, GH's Kim, and Hanover Hannah with multiple bets and attendance.
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Sweet Riot
Diamond Spidell
Park Land
Kim
Lomart
Joe
Mr. Duffy
Billy Shelly
Karen W
AC Brisk
Quiniela
Barry
Hanover Hannah
Ace
Los Padres
River Mercer
SK Pee Wee
Kansas at Nebraska in Big 12 action tonight
The page lists scheduled games including Kansas at Nebraska at 7:35 p.m. and a slate of Tuesday and Wednesday matchups across conferences. It also covers AP Top 25 results and other college basketball scores, plus upcoming tournament standings and boxing around the NCAA scene.
Hockey matchups include Washington at Toronto and Pittsburgh at New York Rangers
Washington visits Toronto while Pittsburgh plays New York Rangers as the NHL slate features cross conference showdowns. Winnipeg faces New Jersey in another league pairing.
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Washington
Toronto
Pittsburgh
New York Rangers
Winnipeg
New Jersey
Track Knights of Columbus Invitational Meet Results
Results from Saskatoon track meet listing multiple events with top finishers from Canada United States Britain and Australia. Notable performances include Bruny Surin 60 meters 6.65 and pole vault Dean Starkey 18 feet 1 inch. Additional tennis results follow from Salamander Bay Wellington Brisbane Adelaide Auckland events.
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Saskatchewan
Bruny Surin
Canada
Thomas Jefferson
United States
Lee McNeil
Oliver Bridges
Kevin Henderson
Clifton Campbell
Jim Maton
Ilan Newhouse
Fred Williams
Dave Campbell
John Quade
Graeme Fell
Dean Starkey
Paul Babits
Scott Huffman
Jake Jacoby
Milt Ottey
Toronto
Mike Pascuzzo
Final leading scores in PGA Tournament of Champions
Paul Azinger topped the PGA Tournament of Champions at La Costa with 272 for $135,000. Ian Baker-Finch placed second at 273 earning $82,000, while Mark O'Meara and Wayne Grady tied for third at 276 and 278 with $52,000 and $36,800 respectively.
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Scott Hoch
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Bob Tway
Payne Stewart
Tim Simpson
Mark McCumber
Gene Savers
John Mahaffey
Bill Britton
Bill Glasson
Ted Schulz
Donnie Hammad
Mike Donald
David Frost
Curt Byrum
Tom Kite
Leonard Thmpso
Mike Sullivan
Jodie Mudd
Scott Simpson
Blaine McCallitr
Stan Utley
Tom Byrum
Greg Twiggs
Steve Jones
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George Archer
Bruce Crampton
Bobby Nichols
Chi Chi Redrigz
al Gelberger
Rives McKee
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Don Biles
Butch Baird
Billy Casper
Jim Dent
Miller Barber
Charles Coody
Larry Mowry
Orville Moody
Gene Littler
Walter Zembriski
Homero Blancas
Tom Shaw
John Paul Cain
Curry resigns as Alabama head coach amid NFL coaching links
Football figure Bill Curry steps down as Alabama head coach on Sunday. The report lists his career record and notable games including 1987 and 1988 seasons with Michigan, Georgia Tech, and Army. Also covered are NFL playoff results and Shawnee Mission South Invitational wrestling results from Overland Park.
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Associated Press
Bill Curry
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Michigan State
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Army
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Overland Park
Lawrence High
Rob Lopez
Dustin Sullivan
Matt Parr
Reid Bork
The
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Luke Shoup
Rodney Jenkins
Andy Halderman
Sean Plumlee
Sports on TV Tonight and Tomorrow Card
Television schedule listing college and pro games across ESPN style channels with matchups including Georgetown vs Pittsburgh Kansas vs Nebraska Michigan vs Indiana Nevada Las Vegas vs New Mexico State Quad City vs Wichita Falls Chicago vs Detroit Los Angeles Lakers vs Phoenix Arkansas Little Rock vs Oklahoma St John’s vs Syracuse Kansas vs Miami North Carolina vs Maryland Kansas vs Nebraska replay featuring women’s college basketball assistant as schedule teaser with channel codes and times
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Associated Press
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Detroit
L.A. Lakers
Phoenix
Georgia
Alabama
North Carolina
Maryland
Memorial for Dolphins owner Joe Robbie recalls tough, proud leader
Joe Robbie, the sole owner of the Miami Dolphins during their two Super Bowl runs, died at 73 after a lengthy career as a lawyer and team builder. Don Shula called Robbie a strong, controversial figure who moved the franchise to Joe Robbie Stadium and hired Shula, guiding the team to multiple AFC titles and a historic 1972 perfect season. Robbie, a World War II Bronze Star recipient and former South Dakota legislator, was survived by his widow Elizabeth, who serves as team vice president.
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Joe Robbie
Miami Dolphins
Robbie
Don Shula
Shula
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S.C
Dolphins
Baltimore Colts
Pionship
University of South Dakota
South Dakota
U.S
Minnesota
Elizabeth
Reds Sign Eric Davis To 3 Year 9.3 Million Pact
Cincinnati Reds finalize a three year contract with outfielder Eric Davis worth 9.3 million dollars plus a 1.5 million signing bonus. The deal includes 250000 per year in performance bonuses for Gold Glove Silver Slugger and National League MVP honors. Davis could become baseballs highest paid player if bonuses are earned.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Eric Davis
Davis
Eric Goldschmidt
Mark Davis
Associated Press
Chaump Named Navy Football Coach At Annapolis
Navy announced George Chaump of Marshall as its 33rd head coach replacing Elliott Uzelac. Chaump, 53, has a 33-16-1 record at Marshall over four seasons and has never posted a losing season in eight years of college coaching.
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Naval Academy
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Elliott Uzelac
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Darryl Rogers
William & Mary
Jimmy Laycock
Virginia
Tom O’brien
Tom Bates
Phoenix Cardinals
Gene Stallings
Sunday Silence Crowned Champion 3-Year-Old Colt
Sunday Silence edged Easy Goer in 1989 battles to earn champion 3-year-old colt as Rhythm won Eclipse Award for outstanding 2-year-old colt. Rhythm edged Grand Canyon for the honor, not unanimously chosen by the voting bodies. Other Eclipse winners included Go For Wand Open Mind Blushing John Bayakoa Steinien Brown Bess Safely Kept and Highland Bud.
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Sunday Silence
Easy Goer
Rhythm
Grand Canyon
Open Mind
Blushing John
Bayakoa
Steinien
Brown Bess
Safely Kept
Highland Bud
Bluffs Run betting down amid regional competition
Bluffs Run greyhound track in Council Bluffs Iowa has seen a 28.8 percent drop since its 1986 opening and a 13.5 percent fall last year from 1988 levels. Publicity director Tim McNeil cited competition from The Woodlands in Kansas City Kansas and other gambling as causes, but officials remain confident. He estimated a 20 percent drop after The Woodlands opened on September 14.
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Council Bluffs
Iowa
Bluffs Run
Woodlands
Kansas City
Kan
Tim McNeil
McNeil
Reds and Nuggets signings and NFL roster moves
Eric Davis agrees to a three year deal with the Cincinnati Reds. Denver Nuggets sign Mike Higgins to a second 10 day contract. New York Giants activate Raul Allegre Eric Dorsey Varian Johnson place Brian Williams and George Adams on Injured Reserve and Bjorn Nittmo on post season deactivation list. Minnesota North Stars waive the right to appeal a 10 game suspension for Shane Churla. Alabama announces Bill Curry resigns as head football coach. Long Beach State names Willie Brown as defensive secondary coach.
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National Basketball Association
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Mike Higgins
National Football League
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Raul Allegre
Eric Dorsey
Varian Johnson
Brian Williams
George Adams
Bjorn Nittmo
National Hockey League
Minnesota North Stars
Shane Churla
Alabama
Bill Curry
Long Beach State
Willie Brown
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