Pirates clinch NL East as 3 straight titles loom
Pirates secure third consecutive division title with a 4-2 win over the Mets on Sunday and head toward the NL title. Braves shave magic number to two after 2-1 10 inning win over Padres. Atlanta faces Giants in a pivotal series. Kings, Van Slyke react. Cincinnati, Montreal, Houston, Philadelphia wins noted. Pendleton drives in decisive runs for Braves in 10th.
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49ers survive trip to New Orleans
San Francisco edged New Orleans 16-10 as Steve Young ran 67 yards and set up the sole TD while Mike Cofer kicked three field goals. The 49ers improved to 3-1 and remained strong at the Superdome, while the Saints fell to 2-2 after turning over the ball five times.
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Mississippi State hosts Florida in home opener clash
After three road games to start 1992, Mississippi State welcomes Florida, the previous season's SEC champ, to a Thursday night showdown. Florida arrives off a 31-14 loss and an unbeaten league slate last year, while Mississippi State seeks momentum after a 24-3 shock by LSU. The Calendar includes a Miami Saturday feature on the Hurricanes.
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Harmon's Highlights Entertain Florida State
The article notes Florida State lost only to intrastate rivals Miami and Florida last fall, with Miami and Clemson recent wins. Miami also beat Iowa in the opener. It previews Washington, USC, Michigan, Texas A&M, Notre Dame, Stanford, LSU, Tennessee, and a national pick rate of .728 from 415 correct, 155 wrong through Sept. 19.
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Smiley shuts down Brett and Royals 4-0
John Smiley limited the Kansas City Royals to five hits in a complete game shutout as the Minnesota Twins beat KC 4-0 to stay in contention in the AL West. Brett went hitless, remaining four hits shy of 3,000.
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Ottawa Herald Football Contest Rules Summary
The Ottawa Herald outlines weekly football contest rules for employees and their immediate families. Each week, entrants may win 20, 10, or 5 dollars for top picks, with ties decided by a tie-breaker and a 13-week grand prize based on win-loss records. Entries due by Friday 5 pm. judges’ decisions are final.
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