Kentucky Edges Clemson As Kirk Delivers Late FG
Kentucky defeated Clemson 13-10 as Toni Kirk kicked a 27 yard field goal with 4:57 left in the fourth quarter. Doug Kotar returned the opening kickoff 98 yards for Kentucky, while Clemson tied the game late after recovering a fumble in the end zone.
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Coleman Throws No Hit Bid as Tigers Triumph
Joe Coleman pitched seven no hit innings and finished with a three hitter to back Gates Brown's ninth home run in a 14 to 2 Detroit victory over Boston. Coleman earned his 17th win with 11 strikeouts, while Cecil Cooper's pinch single in the eighth and the Red Sox rally failed to spark a comeback. Brown drove in runs early, and Detroit improved with limited bats in the season’s win.
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Trio Stars Interceptions Spur Kansas 34-0 Victory
In Lawrence Kansas held Washington State to zero as Kansas piled up three interceptions for touchdowns. Senior quarterback Heck led a 76 yard drive scoring from the 11. Conley and Nerloms contributed two late first half scores as Jayhawks dominated, dropping Cougars to their 10th straight defeat.
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Utah State tops Kansas State on late 43-yard field goal
Utah State defeats Kansas State 10-7 as Tony Adams directs a fourth quarter drive ending with Mickey Doyle's 43-yard field goal with 7:33 left. Adams connected with John Strycula and Tom Forzini on key plays, while Ros Cottolico and Ed Giles sparked a first-half score. Morrison and Chapin connected for Kansas State's lone lead before the decisive kick.
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Arsenal Beats Leeds United 2-0 in London Soccer Match
Arsenal, the reigning champion, recovered form with a 2-0 win over Leeds United before about 50,000 at Arsenal Stadium. George Graham scored in the 34th minute and Peter Storey added a second from a late penalty as Arsenal renewed the attacking rhythm that carried them to the title.
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Coronado Sophomores Seek Thursday and Oct 2 Football Games
Coronado sophomores seek football opponents for this Thursday and October 2. Coach James Gandy can be reached at the school for scheduling and details.
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Senators Birds Set Doubleheader Today
Baltimore weather postpones Saturdays game between the Washington Senators and the Baltimore Orioles. The contest is rescheduled as part of a doubleheader today, the final meeting of the season between the two clubs.
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Trevino Outraged by TV Interruption at World Series event
Lee Trevino fumed after a TV directive halted his swing on No. 13 during the World Series of Golf first round at Firestone. Charles Coody led with 68, Nicklaus 71, Trevino 72. Trevino blamed TV for spoiling his rhythm and said the tour would not be what it is without television.
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Yanks Outlast Indians in 10 Inning Thriller
Oakland's Reggie Jackson belted his 27th homer with one on in the bottom of the 10th, lifting the A's to a 5-3 win over the Minnesota Twins. Rick Monday tied the game earlier, and Roland Fingers earned the victory in relief with 1 2/3 innings of one hit ball.
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Mitchell shoots 62 to lead at Southern Open
In Columbus Georgia AP report John Miller, the halfway leader, shot 68 to reach 200 total and hold a one stroke lead over Gay Brewer and Bobby Mitchell. Mitchell, the defending Cleveland Open champion, fired a spectacular 62 that included a first hole drive to 320 yards and an eagle at the third, though he cooled after that with only one further birdie. Rudolph and Beman followed at 210 and 206 respectively as steamy heat and late rain troubled the round.
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Georgia routs Oregon State 56 25 in season opener
Georgia quelled Oregon State 56 25 as Buzy Rosenberg returned two punts for 66 and 79 yards and Andy Johnson scored twice. Johnson and reserve tailback Jimmy Poulos added two TDs apiece, while coach Dee Andros suffered his last seven years setback. The game showcased Johnson as Georgia’s likely starter with strong passing and clutch running.
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Houk and Gates lead Monterey sophs past Coronado in 54-0 rout
Mike Houk scored three touchdowns and Morris Gates added two as Monterey sophomores defeated Coronado 54 to 0 Saturday. Will Dotson caught a 25 yard pass from Richard Holt, while Leonard Glassman and Ed Price added 15 yard rushing scores to complete the scoring.
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