Sports on TV Friday Nov 3 schedule highlights
Friday TV slate features auto racing events from Fort Worth including NASCAR practice and qualifying sessions on NBCSN and FS1 with the JAG Metals 350 and OReilly Auto Parts 300. College football matchups air on CBS Sports Network ESPNU NBCSN FS1. golf tours in Antalya Las Vegas and Ibaraki. horse racing Breeders Cup at Del Mar. NBA game Cleveland at Washington on ESPN.
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Sports Chronology Highlights From November 3
A series of sports milestones and notable games listed by date starts with 1899 Jim Jeffries defeating Sailor Tom Sharkey, then 1968 Jets win, 1973 Texas over SMU, 1973 BYU over New Mexico, Purdue vs Iowa, Stan Mikita’s 1000th NHL point, 1990 Klingler’s seven TD passes, 1995 Raptors and Grizzlies openings, 1996 Jerry Rice’s 1000th NFL catch, up to 2001 Arkansas’s seven overtime victory over Mississippi. After
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Upsets and records in sports history roundup
A summary of notable sports moments: 2006 Maddux earns 16th Gold Glove tying records. Navy ends Notre Dame losing streak in 2007 triple overtime. 2012 Breeders’ Cup results with Fort Larned and Upsets across races. Oregon’s 2012 mega-offense. Nets return at Barclays Center. 2013 Foles Brady and Roethlisberger high yardage and TDs. 2016 Harvard suspends men's soccer for sexual comments impacting rest of season.
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Baseball Front Office Shuffles and Contracts Across MLB Clubs
Across the majors multiple clubs announce staff changes renewals and options. Boston picks Tony La Russa and others for top roles while exercising 2018 options on Kimbrel and Sale. White Sox Dundee Soto option decision leaves him a free agent. Mariners and Pirates bolster coaching staff. Angels lock in Justin Upton for five years. Rangers, Tigers, and CFL/NHL moves also noted with several DL reactivations and waivers.
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Dana LeVangie
Craig Kimbrel
Chris Sale
Marco Hernandez
Tyler Thornburg
Steven Wright
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Charlie Tilson
Zach Putnam
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Ramon Santiago
Joe Varra
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Justin Upton
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Erik Kratz
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Jed Lowrie
Mark Kotsay
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Andrew Romine
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David Phelps
Drew Smyly
Yovani Gallardo
Hisashi Iwakuma
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Kimera Bartee
Jeff Branson
Joey Cora
Dave Jauss
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Tom Prince
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Ray Searage
Heberto Andrade
Jordan Comadena
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Ben McLemore
Ivan Rabb
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Damonte Dodd
Devin Gilligan
Lovington faces Artesia after late-season push
Lovington Wildcats (5-4, 1-1) eyes a playoff berth as they visit Artesia Bulldogs (7-2, 2-0) at the Bulldog Bowl. Coach Anthony Gonzales notes improvements since August 25 and cites Artesia’s explosive offense led by Taylor Null with 2514 passing yards and 34 TDs as a major challenge.
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Chargers defeat Roswell Coyotes 4-0 at Bernalillo Complex
The Char gers overwhelmed the Coyotes with pressure and 13 shot attempts, scoring four times after halftime. Eliza Mariner netted three goals as Roswell failed to mount sustained offense amid altitude and fast Chargers play.
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Roswell Coyotes Fall 3 0 to Los Alamos Hilltoppers
Hilltopper Samuel Cirigliano opened the scoring eight minutes in and Los Alamos added two more goals to beat Roswell 3 0 at the Bernalillo Soccer Complex. Roswell coach James Vernon praised the opponent and noted his team will return 11 sophomores while seeking a new goalkeeper.
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Roswell Wins Close Playoff Game To Force Deciding Match
The fourth frame kept it tight as the Lady Coyotes led 22 16 but Roswell edged ahead. Coach Hager praised Perseverance after the comeback from losing the first two games. The Lady Rockets face Artesia on the road Saturday after resting.
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Hope Christian blanked NMMI to reach semifinals
Top seeded Hope Christian defeated eighth seed New Mexico Military Institute 4-0 in a quarterfinal at Bernalillo. NMMI battled defensively but Hope struck with three goals in the second half as coach John Barbour praised progress despite passing miscues. NMMI ends with 8-11 overall and 1-1 post season.
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