Texas Wins Battle Of Sneaky Plays
Texas outlasted Arkansas 23-17 in Memorial Stadium as A J Jones and Donnie Little executed bold plays. Akers gambled on a fourth down TD to seize momentum, while Little’s bootleg sealed the win, with Arkansas rallying late to threaten.
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Navratilova Falls Early At Open In Upset Laden Week
Martina Navratilova voiced disdain for the U S Open but could not avoid it. She lost in the fourth round to Hana Mandlikova as four top women seeds fell, while Chris Evert Lloyd advanced and several others were upset, signaling a turbulent start to the tournament for both women and men.
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Cowens and Farmer end Detroit Chicago feud with handshake
The longtime animosity between Detroit outfielder Al Cowens and Chicago pitcher Ed Farmer ended with a pregame handshake at Tiger Stadium. Both men said the feud is over, with Farmer withdrawing charges and Cowens hoping the incident dies.
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Hambletonian Emotional Curtain at Du Quoin
After 24 years at Du Quoin the Hambletonian curtain call moved to the Meadowlands in New Jersey. Bill Haughton, a four time Hambletonian winner, cried after Burgomeister won heats in 1 58 and 1 56 3 5 as his wife Dorothy and sons Tommy and Robert shared the moment.
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Lopez Melton rallies to win Rail Charity Classic title
Nancy Lopez-Melton edged JoAnne Carner by one stroke at the Rail Charity Classic in Springfield. Lopez-Melton posted a 68 for 275 to earn $18,750 as Carner, who led by two after the fourth round, parred the 18th after a late bogey. Blalock finished third at 281 while Washam and Palmer trailed in a crowded field.
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