Lyndon wins and central heights unbeaten
Lyndon beats Chase 28 22 as Chase rallies from an early pick six. A fumble by Schwarz set up Chase for a go ahead score, then Chase tied twice with Haefele and Nigh. Chase finally pulled ahead after Schwarz fumble, then O Chase 9 yard run sealed the win. Williamsburg Panthers move to 2 0 with a controlled win over Miami. Audrey Silvey top rusher for Williamsburg with 110 yards on 17 carries. Pomona and Uniontown clash in Three Rivers League action, Pomona hurt by turnovers while Uniontown edges ahead late on Hoyt fumble return. Central Heights dominates Jayhawk Linn with Mark Hill 166 yards and two touchdowns in a ground heavy win.
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Bulldog
Nathan Westgate
Bulldogs
Scott Schwarz
Chad Haefele
Jim Nigh
Schwarz
Westgate
Pat
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B — Schwarz
O — Haefele
Nigh
Miami
Williamsburg
Panthers
Frank Weers
Audrey Silvey
Adam Stinebaugh
Ryan Rubick
Chris Crowley
Kenny Cline
Rubick
Gene Schearer
Uniontown
Pomona
Indians
Ed Ramsey
Jeff Hoyt
Hoyt
Sam DeJulio
Jason Acker
Aaron Defenbaugh
U — Endicott
Sebbert
Dean Keating
P— Hoyt
Central Heights
Jayhawk Linn
Vikings
Kevin Tooley
Viking
Colts and Steelers embrace modern throwback uniforms
NFL Sunday features the Indianapolis Colts and Pittsburgh Steelers in old style outfits and running-game throwbacks. Strengths include Faulk leading AFC rushing and Unitas legacy cited while Jets meet Dolphins for 3-0 potential, Marino’s hot start and rivalry notes at Joe Robbie Stadium.
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Pittsburgh ‘Steelers
Colts
Steelers
John Jackson
Pirates
Johnny Unitas
Arizona Cardinals
Cleveland Browns
Buffalo Bills
Houston Oilers
Green Bay Packers
Philadelphia Eagles
Minnesota Vikings
Chicago Bears
New England Patriots
Cincinnati Bengals
New Orleans Saints
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
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Miami Dolphins
Los Angeles Raiders
Denver Broncos
San Diego Chargers
Seattle Seahawks
San
Cross
Miami
Jets
Joe Robbie
New York
Keith Sims
Dolphins
Dan Marino
U S takes command in Presidents Cup at Amesville
The United States overwhelmed the International side 7 4 2 to 2 4 in the opening day four ball and foursome play. U S captain Paul Azinger praised birdie output while Nick Price sparked a late International rally. Haas Hoch led the Americans with two big wins and the U S held a strong early lead heading into Saturday.
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U.S
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Paul Azinger
Jim Gallagher
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Davis Love
Fred Couples
Bradley Hughes
Price
Phil Mickelson
Tom Lehman
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Scott Hoch
Corey Pavin
Jeff Maggert
Huston Gallagher
Love- Couples
Couples
Nick (Price
Haas
Hoch
Hughes Price
Love
Price-Hughes
Haas-Hoch
Fulton Allem
David Frost
Huston-Gallagher
Craig Parry
Robert Allenby
Lehman-Mickelson
Frank Nobile
Peter Senior
Pavin Maggert
Steve Elkington
Vijay Singh
Loren Roberts
Hale Irwin
Tsukasa Watanabe
Mark McNulty
Irwin-Roberts
Frost-Allem
Parry-Watanabe
Nobile- Allenby
Pavin-Maggert
Elkington-Singh
Mickelson- Lehman
Price-McNulty
Love-Gallagher
Azinger
Belfry
Cyclones Rally For Close OT Loss To Ottawa Redmen
Ottawa ties the game in the third quarter then wins with a late interception return and key drives. Scott Mavity passes for 188 yards and Aaron Gumm rushes for 102 yards for Ottawa while Malcolm Moss scores twice for the Cyclones and Taurus Beadles returns an interception for Ottawa late.
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Aaron Gumm
Scott Mavity
Dion Campbell
Moss
Kyle Underwood
Jeff Pelton
Mavity
Aaron Gumm Tun
Taurus Beadles
Ottawa
Gumm
Moukda Kongkindavong
Justin Carey
Atchison
Campbell
Eric Mott
Matt Lainez
Lainez
Pelton
Cory Fuller
Underwood
Johnson I
Wellsville teams shine at cross country meet
In Allen, Wellsville boys dominated with first and second places as Rhett Renaud clocked 17 16 and Brock Stumpff 17 36. Amanda Wilhite led Wellsville girls with 13 03 to finish second as Council Grove won the girls and Wellsville took runner up.
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Mike Shelton
Amanda Wilhite
Wellsville
Emily Bloss
Patricia Griffin
Annette Stumpff
Kelly Deason
Mandy Reese
Shannon Sloan
Council Grove
Mission Valley
Northern
Sluman Keeps Narrow Lead at B.C. Open After Second Round
Jeff Sluman shot 68 to finish 11 under par, 131 total, one stroke ahead of Mike Sullivan at En-Joie Country Club. Robin Freeman and Glen Day sit two back at 133 and 134, as Sluman admits missed opportunities but remains atop the leaderboard after two rounds.
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Endicott
N.Y
Jeff Sluman
Sluman
Glen Day
Daly to take time off to address mental and physical problems
PGA Tour commissioner Tim Finchem announced John Daly will withdraw from competitive golf for the rest of 1994 citing mental and physical problems after a confrontation with a spectator. Daly plans to resume in January at the Mercedes Championship and will prepare to return to the tour.
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Gainesville
John Daly
Tim Finchem
Daly
Tour
Finchem
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