49ers Rally Past Cowboys in Shocking Upset
Scott Ostler chronicles the San Francisco 49ers dramatic 38-20 comeback win over the Dallas Cowboys at Cowboys Stadium. Elvis Grbac guided a fast-paced aerial assault starting with an 81-yard Jerry Rice reception, exposing Deion Sanders and reshaping momentum as San Francisco snapped a two-game skid.
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Gordon wins first Winston Cup as Earnhardt dominates finale
Jeff Gordon clinches his first Winston Cup title after finishing 32nd in the NAPA 500 at Atlanta Motor Speedway. Dale Earnhardt, runner-up in the standings, led 268 of 328 laps but falls short by 305 points with hopes of an eighth title. Earnhardt quips about milk at the awards banquet, then praises Gordon as he prepares for December ceremonies.
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Lawrence entrant wins Journal-World football contest
Keith Tabares of Lawrence topped four entrants missing one pick by winning the tie-breaker with the closest final score prediction of the Kansas Nebraska game earning the $50 first prize. Brent Carnagie of Eudora took second with a 10 pound turkey prize. Winners will be notified by mail to claim prizes. last contest entry form of the season appears in Tuesday's Journal-World.
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Michigan to name Lloyd Carr permanent football coach
Interim Michigan coach Lloyd Carr is set to be named permanent head coach today at a 10 a.m. campus news conference, pending confirmation from university sources. Engqvist wins Stockholm Open title becoming Stockholm’s first native to claim the event. Graf defeats McNeil to win Advanta Championships in Philadelphia. Boxing figure Sergei Kobozev reported missing in Brooklyn after last seen at a gas station.
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Bills coach Marv Levy returns to team duties
Marv Levy, returning after four weeks of cancer treatment, reflects on decisions he faced at home about simple choices like whether to go for it in a game and whether to eat potato chips or popcorn, illustrating renewed routine and focus.
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Marathon victors honor loved ones at New York City Marathon
German Silva won in 2 11 for a second straight title and dedicated the race to his 70 year old father Agapito who died of cancer. Tegla Loroupe finished in 2 28 06 and ran in memory of her 33 year old sister Albina who died Oct 30. Loroupe slowed slightly from 1994.
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Access 24 Hour Line Instructions Dial 865-5000
The notice directs users to call 865-5000 to access a 24 hour information line and enter a four digit category number for menu options and guidance.
Today in History: Luckman’s 433 yard, seven TD pass
1943 Sid Luckman of the Chicago Bears threw for 433 yards and seven touchdowns in a 56-7 win over the New York Giants. 1964 Gus Johnson and Walt Bellamy each scored 40 plus as the Baltimore Bullets beat the Lakers 127-115. 1965 Gary Cuozzo, subbing for Johnny Unitas, threw five TD passes to lift the Colts 41-21 over the Vikings. 1966 Muhammad Ali KO'd Cleveland Williams in the third to keep the world heavyweight title in Houston.
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Sports TV Schedule Highlights Pro Football and Basketball
Today features Cleveland at Pittsburgh in pro football at 8. Pro hockey Dallas hosts Pittsburgh at 6:30. Pro basketball Chicago meets Orlando at 7. Boxing Holmes fights Hinton at 8. Wednesday brings college basketball Manhattan vs Georgia Tech at 6:30 and DePaul vs Michigan at 8:30, Weber State against Fresno State at 11, Denver vs Phoenix at 7, and Dallas vs L.A. Lakers at 9:30.
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