College football scores and results from Monday to Saturday
A dense scoreboard summary lists numerous college and prep matchups across regions East to West. Notable items include Dallas 24 Washington 10, Boston College 27 Rutgers 2, Penn State 24 Notre Dame 21, Texas Christian and others, plus Midwest results like Illinois 49 Northwestern 12 and Wisconsin 26 Minnesota 21.
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Brown
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Dartmouth
Penn
Penn St
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Pittsburgh
Tempte
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W. Virginia
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Clemson
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California
Washington
Washington St
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Morris
Henson
McAdams
Yarborough
Norman
Turner
Williams
McClintoner
Shurtz
Smith
Howard
McCormick
Stoerner
McCain
Thompson
Fleming
Wince
LaBuch
Pro Bowling Glendale Heights Championship Winners List
The top five money winners and total pins in the Brunswick Memorial Open stepladder finals were Steve Martin earning 15000 with 468 pins, Wayne Webb 38000 with 191 pins, Bo Bowden 6000 with 667 pins, John Forst 5000 with 201 pins, and Joe Berardi 4000 with 205 pins.
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Glendale Heights
Steve Martin
Wayne Webb
Bo Bowden
John Forst
Joe Berardi
Miller Turkey Run sets course record at Herrin road race
In the 10000 meter road race at Herrin, Nick Whiteside from Mount Vernon won the overall men’s title in 31 31, breaking the course record. Mar ere Coulter of Kirkwood, Missouri claimed the women’s title in 8 17. The text lists numerous men’s class times from 12 and under to 0 49 with multiple runners and times.
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Miller
Herrin
Nick Whiteside
Mount Vernon
Marere Coulter
Kirkwood
Michigan Defeats Ohio State In NAIAW Regional Volleyball Championship
In the Midwest Region NAIAW volleyball final Michigan defeated Ohio State with set scores 15-13, 7-15, 15-10, 15-6. Consolation results saw Southern Illinois beat Central Michigan 15-9 and 15-8.
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Michigan
Ohie
Baseball and basketball moves shine in rapid AP transactions
The Associated Press reports shifts across major leagues. Kansas City Royals name Tommy Jones as traveling instructor and minor league manager at Butte Mont. Detroit Pistons trade Gregory Kelser to Seattle for Vinnie Johnson. St Louis Blues recall Neil Labatte from Salt Lake City CHL.
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Associated Press
Kansas City Royals
Tommy Jones
Butte
Mont
National Basketball Association
Detroit Pistons
Gregory Kelser
Seattle SuperSonics
Vinnie Johnson
St.louis Blues
Neil Labatte
Salt Lake City
Television Sports Schedule Highlight Reel
Day and night ESPN channels feature a dense lineup including college football Ohio State versus Michigan twice, Notre Dame versus Penn State in two slots, Minnesota at Atlanta, Baylor versus Texas, California Berkeley versus Stanford, Pittsburgh versus Temple, and bonus items like Sports Center, week in review, and 1961 World Frisbee Championships. Also listed are professional wrestling from MSG, Kentucky versus Yugoslavia, and Star Soccer.
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Espn—Sports Center
ESPN
Ohio State
Michigan
Minnesota
Atlanta
USA
MSG
Kentucky
Yugoslavia
Pittsburgh
Temple
Baylor
Texas
California Berkeley
Stanford
Espn— Sports Center
Notre Dame
Penn State
Unbeaten Nordiques and Capitals spark NHL action
Quebec's Miroslav Frycer scored three goals as the Nordiques crushed the Bruins 6-1 extending their unbeaten run to five. Washington Capitals trimmed Philadelphia for their fourth straight win, with Chris Valentine scoring in his first NHL game. Other results included Winnipeg 5, St Louis 4 and a 7-2 New York Islander win over the Rangers.
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Washington Capitals
Miroslav Frycer
Chris Valentine
Nordiques
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Frycer
Czechoslovakia
Stastny Brothers
Capitals
Edos Flyers
Valentine
Westhead's Firing Spurs Laker Authority Debate
New York Times columnist Dave Anderson argues pro sports now crown owners and star players over coaches. Magic Johnson's trade demand led to Paul Westhead's dismissal, highlighting a trend where owners steer teams and provoke power struggles across basketball, baseball, and football.
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New York Times
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America
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Los Angeles Lakers
Jerry Buss
Earvin
Magic) Johnson
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Magic Johnson
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SWE all star picks highlight Murphysboro and Nashville
Nashville and Murphysboro shared top honors as the SW E Conference all stars with 16 players named to 19 spots. Murphysboro claimed its seventh straight SWE title finishing 10 1, while Nashville led with a strong 9 picks on defense and offense across the squads.
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Murphysboro
Nashville
Dale Maulding
Frank Edwards
Jay Wittenborn
Gary Bankhead
Leland Sherrill
Wittenborn
David Winters
Richard Blake
Bobby Kellum
Tim Flanigan
Hornets
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du Quoin
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Chris Stewart
John Robinson
Alexander
Tim Roethmeyer
Dale Carlat
Carlyle
Scott Maes
Scott Miller
Anna-Jonesboro
Dean Boeschen
Brent Rueter
Kerry Graskewicz
Hubler
Steve Tanner
Bryn Ingram
Myder
Bill Abernathy
David McDonald
Ron Williams
Alexander and
Carlot
Yugoslavs Top Ilini 71 66 In Exhibition Game
The Yugoslavian national basketball team defeated Illinois 71 to 66 in an exhibition game played in Champaign. The visitors controlled the middle quarters to pull ahead and hold on for the win.
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Ilini
Champaign
University of Illinois
Carterville Lions Hold Intrasquad Scrimmage Tonight
The Carterville Lions practice game is set for 6:30 p.m. Monday at the high school. Admission is a canned food item, donated to local churches, ahead of the team’s regular season opener Wednesday at Shawnee.
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Carterville
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