Baseball and soccer schedule notes from October playoffs
An OCR filled schedule lists baseball AL and NL Championship Series times from October and UEFA Champions League matchups. It mentions Dodgers games and several NBA and NHL preseason items, with several placeholder results and dates through October 22.
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Cowboys Face Tough Quarterback Decision Ahead
Cowboys coach Jason Garrett deflects talk of choosing between Dak Prescott and Tony Romo while praising Romo’s velocity and praising Dak’s progress. Dez Bryant hopes to return against the Eagles five weeks after a hairline knee fracture, with Garrett stressing focus on current tasks and rehab progress.
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Major League Soccer and NFL Weekend Schedule Highlights
The play schedule lists MLB like seeps of games with New Orleans at Kansas City and Oakland at Jacksonville at 1 p.m. plus Monday night Houston at Denver. It also covers MLS results including New York City FC 4 pm and Toronto FC 2 2 Columbus 2, Orlando City 2 Philadelphia 0 with other fixtures across Oct 23 to Nov 2.
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NHRA Mello Yello Series Points Leaders Through Oct 16
The list ranks NHRA Drag Racing drivers across categories Pro Stock and Pro Stock Bike with top names including Brown Kalitta Langdon Force Torrence Schumacher Todd Pritchett Crampton Capps Johnson Hagan Beckman Worsham Hight Force Wilkerson Devtoria plus Pro Stock leaders Line Anderson Nobile Gray Butner Skillman McGaha Johnson Coughlin Enders and Pro Stock Bike leaders Krawiec Hines Savoie Sampey Ellis Tanglet Reed Arana Smith Arana Jr with standings noted.
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Sports milestones span decades in scattered climaxes
A compilation hints at NFL and NCAA feats, including Woodley Lewis's punt return yardage, a historic AP Top 25 tie, Randall Cunningham's rushing record move, Liz Heaston as the first woman to play college football, Michael Campbell's World Match Play triumphs, No Pan Intended’s harness racing Triple Crown, Brian Leetch's 1000-point NHL milestone, and Martin Brodeur’s goaltending milestones.
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NFL records and college updates amid list of sports headlines
A snapshot of NFL and college football notes highlights monumental feats such as a 59-0 NFL game with five Brady TDs in one quarter, plus Packers and Rivers records. It also lists player moves across MLB NBA NFL and hockey, including suspensions and signings, and tennis sanctions for Kyrgios.
NMMI Broncos Rally Past Blinn In Southwest JC Football
NMMI built a 38-31 lead after a fourth quarter surge and held on for a 45-31 win over Blinn. Alain Ciman powered the drive with a long run, Taama connected for TDs to Sedarius Young, and Nate Anderson forced a fumble to swing momentum. Coach Joe Fordhtner praised the defense and offense for consistent play on the road. The victory comes ahead of a Southwest JC game vs Tyler College.
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Cardinals Rally Beats Jets in Sloppy Prime Time Clash
Cardinals win behind Matt Johnson’s 213 passing yards and 157 rushing yards in a physical game. Jets struggle on both sides, with 19 penalties and 11 Fitzpatrick interceptions in a overcast loss ahead of Week 11.
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Krawiec wins NHRA FallNationals in Ennis Texas
Antron Brown, Matt Hagan, Drew Skillman, and Eddie Krawiec celebrate NHRA FallNationals wins in Ennis Texas. Krawiec on a Harley-Davidson takes Pro Stock Motorcycle with 6.880 at 196.36, claiming his fifth win this season and 36th overall. Brown leads the points after his seventh Top Fuel victory.
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