Dog racing results and payouts from Sunday matinee
Sunday matinee dog races detailed results across 15 races with winners times 30.68 to 37.47, plus quinielas exactas and trifectas. Notable winners include K's Touchdown, Jagalee, Quintela, and Viking, with carryovers and attendance figures listed.
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Jessica
Quiniela
Exacta
Amsterdam
Frank
Oregon
Mustand
Dublin
Alan
P’s Reflected
Sweet Demon
BNB
Zanador
Bueno
Nick
Lite Texan
Oshkosh Uptown
Kim
Penny Ante
Contigo
Hockey League Schedule and All-Star Results
The list shows teams Boston Buffalo Montreal Hartford Quebec Chicago Toronto Minnesota St. Louis Detroit Edmonton Calgary Winnipeg Los Angels Vancouver Wales A with No game on Sunday. Stars 12 Campbell All-Stars 7. Upcoming games include Boston at Quebec New York Islanders at Hartford Buffalo at Philadelphia New Jersey at Pittsburgh Winnipeg at Washington St. Louis at Detroit New York Rangers at Edmonton Los Angeles at Vancouver on Tuesday.
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Chicago
Toronto
Minnesota
St. Louis
Detroit
Edmonton
Calgary
Winnipeg
Los Angels
Vancouver
Campbell
Boston
Quebec
New York Islanders
Hartford
Buffalo
Philadelphia
New Jersey
Pittsburgh
Washington
New York Rangers
Los Angeles
LES
NY Islanders
NY Rangers
Washington Philadelphia
Smythe Division
Colorado ski area snow report from Ski Country USA
AP reports Colorado Ski Country USA conditions across major resorts. Many areas show 0 new snow with depths ranging from 15 to 45 inches, primarily packed powder or packed snow. Snowmaking noted at several spots. Estes Park area temporarily closed. Arrowhead and Powderhorn lack updates.
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Denver
Colorado Ski Country USA
Colorado
Arapahoe Basin
Arrowhead
Aspen Highlands
Aspen Mountain
Beaver Creek
Berthoud Pass
Breckenridge
Broadmoor
Ski Copper
Copper Mountains
Crested Butte
Eldora
Ski Estes Park
Keystone
Loveland
Monarch
Powderhorn
Noreport
Purgatory
Silver Creek
Steamboat
Wall
Winter Park
Mary Jane
Wolf Creek
Indies
Basketball scores and upcoming games across major colleges
The report lists numerous men's college basketball results from Missouri to Colorado with Rutgers at Missouri and Oklahoma State at Colorado among others. It covers tournament results including Castle Classic and White Rose City Classic, plus regional invitational schedules and upcoming games across weeks and venues.
Baseball Sunday's Games Summary
Gold Coast defeated St. Lucie West Palm Beach 8 4 while Fort Myers won 3 in 10 innings. St. Petersburg overwhelmed Bradenton 9 3. Orlando outslugged Winter Haven 13 11 with Winter Haven facing St. Petersburg and Orlando facing Bradenton.
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Gold Coast
St. Lucieé
West Palm Beach
Fort Myers
St. Petersburg
Bradenton
Orlando
Winter Haven
Associated Press
WoLsPe
Orlando Bradenton
Wol Pet
Palm Beach
St. Lucie
Evening TV schedule sports lineup on college basketball night
On Tuesday and Wednesday, viewers can watch March college basketball and pro games on C18 and C2 plus C22. Highlights include Georgetown versus Villanova, Minnesota versus Wisconsin, Nevada Las Vegas against Long Beach State, Rutgers versus Missouri, Alabama versus Tennessee, St John’s versus Providence, and North Carolina State versus Duke. Pro games feature Lakers at Knicks and Pistons at Bulls, with high school replays Lawrence versus Wyandotte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Villanova
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Nevada-Las Vegas
Long Beach State
Rutgers
Missouri
L.A. Lakers
New York
Detroit
Chicago
Alabama
Tennessee
Lawrence
KC Wyandotte
Stanford
St. John’s
Providence
Cleveland
Atlanta
Wyandotte
North Carolina State
Duke
la. Tech
Nev Las Vegas
Texas
Long Beach St
Georgia
Washington
Steph
F. Austin
Purdue
N. Carolina St
Virginia
Iowa
Auburn
South Carolina
Louisiana St
Hawaii
Penn St
Mississippi
Northwestern
Tennessee Tech
St. Joseph
Maryland
N. Lllinois
Old Dominion
Kentucky
Kansas
Vanderbilt
Connecticut
Arkansas
Monte Carlo Rally opens with Lancia leads after day one
Auto racing recap from AUBENAS France shows Didier Aurto and Bernard Occelli of France in a Lancia leading after day one of the 58th Monte Carlo Rally with 1 hour 19 minutes 14 seconds. Carlos Sainz and Luis Moya of Spain are 14 seconds back in second, followed by Bruno Saby and Didier Grataloup of France in third.
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Aubenas
France
Didier Aurto
Bernard Occelli
Lancia
Carlos Sainz
Luis Moya
Spain
Bruno Saby
Didier Grataloup
Massimo Blasson
Tiziano Siviero
Italy
Carlo Cerrato
Cerrin Giuseppe
Armin Schwarz
Wicha Klaus
West Germany
Toyota
Ari Vatanen
Berglund Bruno
Finland
Mitsubishi
Timo Salonen
Silander Vaitto
Mazda
Edberg Wins Fourth Round at Australian Open in Melbourne
Stefan Edberg of Sweden defeats Jonas Svensson in straight sets 6-2 6-2 6-4 to reach the quarterfinals of the Australian Open in Melbourne. Other round results include Aaron Krickstein falling to David Wheaton, and Boris Becker advancing in a grueling three-set affair. The day features a host of international players including Wilander, Lendl, Navratilova, and Graf advancing in singles.
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Melbourne
Australia
National Tennis Center
Stefan Edberg
Sweden
Jonas B. Svensson
David Wheaton
Deephaven
Minn
Aaron Krickstein
Grosse Pointe
Mich
Mats Wilander
Velli Palohelmo
Finland
Boris Becker
West Germany
Miloslav Meci
Czechoslovakia
Bob Hope Classic final scores and prize money
Final leading scores and prize money from the Bob Hope Classic in California and the Jamaica Classic in Montego Bay are listed. Notable names include Peter Jackson, Scott Simpson, Tim Simpson, Tom Kite, and Ted Schulz with large purses, plus Patty Sheehan and Pat Bradley leading the Jamaica event.
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LA Quinta
Calif
Indian Wells
Bermuda Dunes
Peter Jacksn
Scott Simpson
Brian Tanysa
Tim Simpson
Tom Kite
Ted Schulz
Davis Low III
Bob Tway
Bobby Wilkns
Scott Hoch
Andrew Mage
Bill Glasson
Jim Thorpe
Steve Ellingin
Larry Mize
Jay Don Blair
Chip Beck
Lennie Clmnts
Bob Lohr
Steve Jones
Robert Gomez
Steve Pate
Gene Savers
Don Pooley
Mark O'Meara
Jim Gallagher
Jodie Mudd
Stan Utley
John Inman
Corey Pavin
Robert Wrenn
David Peoples
Duffy Waldorf
Andy Bean
Mike Donald
Don Shirey, Jr
Roger Mauble
Billy Andrade
Rick Fehr
Mark Calcucch
Lee Trevino
Clark Burroghs
Loren Roberts
Hubert Green
Larry Rinker
Tommy Armor
Brad Faxon
Jim Booros
Fred Couples
Ken Green
Dave Rummus
John Huston
Jeff Sluman
Montego Bay
Jamaica
Tryall Club
Patty Sheehan
Pat Bradley
Jane Geddes
Lynn Connelly
M.spencer-Devlin
Patti Rizzo
Maggie Will
Alice Ritzman
Missie Berteotti
Jody Anschutz
Deb Richard
Jan Stephenson
Robin Walton
City Results and 2A 1A Basketball Scores Report
The Top Twenty Five women’s basketball poll notes first place votes totaling 60 from coaches, with points and records through January 21. It also lists Division 2 and Division 1 men’s results including ZBT Sig Ep Bullets Theta Chi Bears Beat Dragons Hooters Hall Kimbrell Packer Plastics Showtime Louise s Old Folks and others with varied scores and forfeit notes.
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ZBT
Sig
Bullets
Theta Chi Bears
Dragons
Hooters
Hall-Kimbrell
Packer Plastics SA
Showtime
Louise’s
OCL
Green Machine
Unnamables
Old Folks
Bum Steer
Longshots
Big Trees
Farmland Industries
Apple Valley Farm
Over the Hill
SWB
First Christian
Dribbling Idiots
Associated Press
Mel Greenberg
Philadelphia Inquirer
Incavigila Signs One Year with Rangers
Pete Incavigila agreed to a one year contract as outfielder with the Texas Rangers. The NBA notes Randy White fined $250 for not reporting a potential medical issue, while the Philadelphia 76ers released Corey Gaines. Bob Goodenow named deputy executive director of the NHL Players Association. Bernie Nicholls traded to the New York Rangers for Tomas Sandstrom and Tony Granato. Wichita Wings traded Mike Stankovic and Peter Ward to the Baltimore Blast for David Byrne and Keder. Arkansas announces coach Ken Hatfield’s resignation. Arkansas State says Larry Lacewell to Tennessee as defensive coordinator. Clemson names Hatfield football coach. Navy announces staff moves including Charlie Connor and Sam Shaffer. Rutgers names Arnold Jeter associate head coach and Stan Parrish offensive coordinator. Tom Savage dropped from Arkansas basketball for academics.
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Hockey
National Hockey League
NHL Players Association
Bob Goodenow
LOS Angeles Kings
Bernie Nicholls
New York Rangers
Tomas Sandstrom
Tony Granato
College
Arkansas
Ken Hatfield
Arkansas State
Larry Lacewell
Tennessee
Clemson
NAVY
Charlie Connor
Sam Shaffer
Frank Hickson
Carl Reese
Jerry Hartman
Jake Gonos
Rutgers
Arnold Jeter
Stan Parrish
Tom Savage
Hatfield named Clemson head coach amid NCAA probe
Clemson hires Ken Hatfield as football coach after Ford resignation and player boycott threats. Hatfield, an Arkansas native and former Razorbacks coach, faces an NCAA investigation cloud as he takes over a program in turmoil. He led Arkansas to bowls each season but has a mixed bowl record there.
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Clemson
S.C
Ken Hatfield
Arkansas
Razorbacks
Hatfield
Tigers
Danny Ford
Ford
NCAA
Tennessee
UCLA
Tarkanian-NCAA settlement nears end of long battle
Reports say the NCAA may settle its 13 year clash with UNLV coach Jerry Tarkanian by a $21,000 judgment plus about $340,000 in his legal fees. The deal would cover actions from 1977 and not reflect any future NCAA moves, per NCAA lawyer Jack Kitchin.
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Las Vegas
Nevada
Tarkanian
UNLV
NCAA
Kitchin
ASU Coach Lacewell Leaves for Tennessee DC Post
Arkansas State University head football coach and athletic director Larry Lacewell will depart to become defensive coordinator at the University of Tennessee. Lacewell, who coached ASU for 11 seasons, posted a 69-58-4 record, led Indiana into four Division I AA playoff appearances, and guided ASU to the 1986 national championship game before joining ASU as a volunteer assistant in 1978.
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Jonesboro
Ark
Larry Lacewell
Arkansas State University
University of Tennessee
Lacewell
Iowa State
Tennessee
Johnny Majors
Arkansas State
ASU
Indians
Bill Davidson
Perles Next Jets Coach Aimed For Announcement Soon
George Perles, holder of four Super Bowl rings, is expected to become head coach of the New York Jets after the interview process by newly named general manager Dick Steinberg. Reports say Perles, 54, who led Michigan State the past seven years, will fly to New York to finalize a contract, with details still under negotiation.
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NEW York
George Perles
New York Jets
NFL
AFL
Dick Steinberg
Jets
Perles
Michigan State
New York Times
the Times
Ware hints at NFL jump after Heisman season
Washington AP reports Heisman winner Andre Ware of Houston says he may skip his senior year to enter the NFL. Ware, holder of 26 NCAA passing and total offense records, had repeatedly said he would return but softened the stance after remarks before an awards banquet. He noted a possible change if entering this year proves better for him.
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Washington
Andre Ware
Houston
NFL
Ware
Showboat Invitational Bowling Final at Showboat Lanes
AP reports the Showboat Invitational in Las Vegas concluded with final pinfalls and prize money. Dave Husted won $33,000 after a two frame rolloff in the title game with Marshall Holman. Amleto Monacelli and Parker Bohn II earned podium spots, with Halman eliminating Monacelli and then Bohn to reach the final.
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Las Vegas
Dave Husted
Milankie
Ore
Marshall Holman
Medford
Parker Bohn II
Freehold
N.J
Amleto Monacelli
Venezuela
Bob Benoit
Topeka
Kan
Monacelli
Benoit
Halman
Bohn
Husted
Holman
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Dee
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Wales
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N.mexico Highlands
Colo.Colo, Springs
Washington St
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Manhattanville
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York
York, N.Y
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Louis
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Alto
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Friends
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St. Mary's
Tabor
Sterling
Far West Bakersfield
UC Riverside
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New Mexico
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Chapman
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UC Santa Cruz
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Hayward St
Seattle Pacific
S. Montana
Sonoma St
UC Davis
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Christ-Irvine
Stanislaus St
Notre Dame
Texas-El Paso
San Diego St
Utah
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Hiawatha
Perry-Lecompton
Silver Lake
Bonner Springs
KC Turner
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Heart OF America
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Evangel
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William Jewell
Culver Stockton
Ma Eyee
Oliver Fernandez
Mexico
Allan Bozanovic
Saku Timonen
Peter Kropik
Teddy Tanjung
Indonesia
Ross Lonergan
Johan Alven
Brett Simpson
Roger Petterson
Takamitsu Hamaura
Japan
Leigh Holland
Ji-Heon Im
South Korea
Marten Renstrom
George Cifranic
Paul Kilderry
Kenneth Wearing
Grant Doyle
Lee Holyoak
Brent Larkham
Iggy Damiani
Hideki Kaneko
Cameron Johnstone
Elena Pampoulova
Bulgaria
Karen Anderson
Jolce Sutedja
Tina Krizan
Yugoslavia
Limor Zaltz
Israel
Mary Nejasmic
Kirrily Sharpe
Joanne Limmer
Elana Clark
Anna Schlumpf
Switzerland
Karina Habsudova
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Magdelena Maleeva
Janelle Barr
Jennifer Saret
Phillipines
Nicole London
U.S
Kritiana Summa
Thailand
Bridget Munro
Jane Taylor
Pam Nelson
A.S
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Kelli-Ann Johnston
Yael Segal
Panrasi Dechsupa
Ivan Lendl
Simon You
Andrei Cherkasov
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Ecuador
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John McEnroe
Cove Neck
N.Y
Yannick Noah
Pete Sampras
Rancho Palos Verdes
Worm
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Raffaella Reggi
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Kimiko Date
Mary Joe Fernandez
Miami
Donna Faber
Fla
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Coronado
Gig Fernandez
Puerto Rico
Katerina Maleeva
Rachel McQuillan
Hope
Texas Rangers
Pete Incavigila
Basketball National Basketball Association
Dallas Mavericks
Randy White
Philadelphia 76Ers
Corey Gaines
Wichita Wings
Mike Stankovic
Peter Ward
Baltimore Blast
David Byrne
Keder
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