Azinger Wins Tour Title as Couples Captures Three
Paul Azinger wins the Tour Championship with a 276 total eight under, earning $360,000. Fred Couples dominates the rest of the season, securing The Players of the Year, the Vardon Trophy, and the Arnold Palmer Trophy with the leading money total of $1,344,188. Azinger extends his streak of annual wins to six years and surpasses $3 million in career earnings. Sorey Pavin and Lee Janzen tie for second at 279, each $177,000.
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Pinehurst
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Paul Azinger
Fred Couples
Deane Beman
Azinger
Jamaica
Sorey Pavin
Lee Janzen
Bradenton
Fla
Huskies reclaim No. 1 in AP poll after Stanford win
Washington shocks Stanford 41-7 to rise to AP No. 1 while Miami slides to No. 2 after another tight race. Alabama holds No. 3 with Michigan, Texas A&M, and Florida State rounding out the top six as the rankings shift with key conference results.
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Natch
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North Carolina
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Texas
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Florida State clinches ACC title with 13-3 win over Virginia
Florida State, led by quarterback Charlie Ward, wins the ACC title 13-3 at Charlottesville to secure a top bowl appearance under the new bowl coalition. Coach Bobby Bowden notes conference crown as prerequisite for national dreams, while Virginia's George Welsh laments missed defensive stops. Ward throws a 27-yard TD to Tamarick Vanover and adds a 16-yard rushing score in a rain-soaked game with scouts watching from major bowls.
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Florida State
Miami
Charlie Ward
Seminoles
Virginia
ACC
Bobby Bowden
Bowden
Maryland
George Welsh
Ward
Tamarick Vanover
College football puzzle filled with odd names and numbers
A dense OCR style record lists college football players, schools, and scores with many garbled names. It reads like a scattered sheet of team mentions, plays, and player tallies, intermingled with place names and numeric markers, lacking a clear single event.
Allison grabs Winston Cup lead with Pyroil 500 win
Davey Allison vaulted back into first place in NASCAR's Winston Cup standings with his fifth victory of the season at Phoenix International Raceway. The win, his second in a row at Phoenix, moved him 30 points ahead of Alan Kulwicki heading into the Atlanta finale, as Bill Elliott slid to third after another tough race.
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Davey Allison
Phoenix International Raceway
Allison
Brooklyn
Mich
Bill Elliott
Watkins Glen
N.Y
Elliott
Alan Kuwlicki
Atlanta Motor Speedway
Kulwicki
Mark Martin
Martin
Jeff Davis
FCC booters claim second straight Division II title
Frederick Community College won its second consecutive Division II Maryland JuCo Conference title with a 2-0 home victory over Dundalk. FCC finishes 11-6 overall, sharing the crown with Charles at 9-1. Goals by Matt Malinowski and P J Vasquenza, goalie Todd Orchard posts the shutout, 18-11 shot edge.
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Dundalk
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O Fice
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Matt Malinowski
Pat Darling
P.J. Vasquenza
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