Sports TV schedule highlights for November 4 1960
Televised events include auto racing from Fort Worth with practice and qualifying sessions, boxing titles in Monte Carlo and Brooklyn, college football bouts across ESPN CBS and Fox networks, golf tours in Antalya Las Vegas and Ibaraki, Breeders Cup horse racing Del Mar, UFC prelims in New York, and Premier League soccer matchups across NBC FS networks. Wilt Chamberlain referenced as a 1960 note.
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Texas
NBCSN
Shanghai
HBO
Dmitry Bivol
Trent Broadhurst
Bivol
Monte Carlo
Deontay Wilder
Bermane Stiverne
Wilder
Sergey Lipinets
Akihiro Kondo
IBF
Brooklyn
N.Y
ABC
Wisconsin
Indiana
Illinois
Purdue
CBSSN
East Carolina
Houston
ESPN
Auburn
A&m
ESPN2
Florida
Missouri
ESPNU
Kentucky
Van
Colorado St
Wyoming
Nevada
Boise St
Tcu
UCF
Smu
FOX
Minnesota
Michigan
SEC
Southern Miss
Tennessee
Virginia
Antalya
Turkey
del Mar
Calif
New York
Stoke City
Leicester City
RB Leipzig
Hannover
Newcastle United
Bournemouth
Borussia Dortmund
Bayern Munich
West Ham
Liverpool
Notable Sports Milestones and Records Across 1962 to 2018
A compiled recap of major sports events including Sonny Randle’s 256 receiving yards in 1962, baseballs first free agent draft in 1976, Reggie Jackson’s 2.9 million Yankees deal, Beholder’s Breeders Cup win in 2016, Lakers ending Curry’s 157 game 3-point streak, and 2018 MLB option actions across the leagues plus college coaching shifts and anti-doping sanctions.
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Delphia
NBA
Warriors
Detroit Pistons
Sonny Randle
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Giants
Reggie Jackson
New York Yankees
Seattle
Dave Brown
Kansas City Chiefs
San Antonio Spurs
Ricky Ray
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Luis Gonzalez
RBI
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Adrian Peterson
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Guan Tianlang
Guan
Taiwan
Pan Chengtsung
Italy
Matteo Manassero
Andrew Luck
NFL
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Beholder
Songbird
Santa Anita
Los Angeles Lakers
Stephen Curry
Golden State Warriors
Curry
Cam Atkinson
Nick Foligno
Scott Hartnell
Josh Anderson
Columbus Blue Jackets
Montreal
Canadiens
Detroit
NCAA and NBA Scores and Schedule Digest
NCAA East Albright defeated FDU Florham 51 to 33 while Yale beat Brown 34 to 7 and South Fay won 30 to 0 over Marshall. NBA results include Golden State 112 over San Antonio 92 and Portland 113 over the Lakers 110. Upcoming games span Friday to Monday with multiple matchups and times.
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Fdu-Florham
Yale
Brown
South Fay
Marshall
Southwest
Memphis
Tulsa
Golden State
San Antonio
Portland
L.A. Lakers
Chicago
Orlando
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Indiana
Houston
Atlanta
New York
Phoenix
New Orleans
Dallas
Charlotte
Denver
Miami
Toronto
Utah
Boston
Oklahoma City
Brooklyn
L.A. Clippers
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NHL standings and schedule for East and West conferences
Eastern Conference lists Atlantic and Metropolitan divisions with teams and points totals, top three and two wild cards advancing. Western shows Central and Pacific divisions with wins, losses, points, and goal records, plus interdivisional matchups and late-evening schedules for all teams.
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Tampa Bay
Ottawa
Toronto
Boston
Detroit
Buffalo
Florida
Montreal
New Jersey
Columbus
Pittsburgh
N.Y
Philadelphia
Washington
N.Y. Ranger
Carolina
Lee St.Louis
Winnipeg
Colorado
Dallas
Nashville
Chicago
Minnesota
Los Angeles
Vegas
San Jose
Vancouver
Calgary
Anaheim
Edmonton
Arizona
N.Y. Islanders
N.Y. Rangers
St. Louis
Rangers
Warriors steam past Panthers 50 to 0 in playoff rout
Wyatt Arlett powered a 50-0 playoff win as Artlett threw a 63 yard bomb to Truetken before halftime. Gage Estes added a 35 yard interception return and Jacob Ramos caught a 17 yard TD pass. The Warriors advance to Mountainair in the quarterfinals.
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Warriors
Wyatt Arlett
Artlett
Panthers
Dominic Gomez
Arlett
Ryan Ellis
Gage Estes
Estes
Titus Arlett
Jacob Ramos
Wigley
Mountainair
Jacob Truetken
Truetken
Artesia Bulldogs steam past Lovington in high-scoring win
Artesia bursts to a 14-7 lead by the end of the first quarter behind Taylor Null and Robert Fernandez. Fernandez scores twice more, including an 18 yard run, while Lovington answers with Isaiah Hinson on a 72 yard reception. Artesia dominates through the second half as Chaney Hardt and Jagger Donaghe add TDs and finish 49-14.
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Robert Fernandez
Taylor Null
A.J. Estrada
Bulldogs
Lovington
Null
Fernandez
Isaiah Hinson
Wildcats
Jagger Donaghe
Chaney Hardt
George Carrasco
Levington
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