Galloway shines as ECU tops South Carolina on homecoming
Mitchell Galloway, celebrating his 20th birthday, caught four passes for 127 yards and three touchdowns in East Carolina's 56-42 victory at Williams-Brice Stadium. Quarterback Marcus Crandell threw for a career high 344 yards and four TDs as ECU snapped a five-game homecoming losing streak to the Gamecocks in a high scoring regional showdown.
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Jarrett breaks winless skid with 500 victory at Charlotte
Dale Jarrett ends a 55 race drought by beating Morgan Shepherd in the Mello Yello 500 at Charlotte Motor Speedway. Jarrett seizes lead with four laps left, earning career win No. 3 and first since 1993 Daytona 500. Earnhardt extends title lead as Wallace crashes out. Bodine also strong.
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Chargers stay unbeaten at 5-0 with 20-6 win over Chiefs
San Diego, in throwback sky blue uniforms, stopped Joe Montana for the second straight week and improved to 5-0, led by Natrone Means with a career high 125 rushing yards and a defense that held the Chiefs without a touchdown.
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Dunhill Cup victory crowns Canada at home course
Canada defeats the United States 2-1 to win the Dunhill Cup in a dramatic final. Ray Stewart, ranked 452nd, birdied the second green to take a three stroke lead before Fred Couples bogeyed, while Dave Barr overcame Tom Kite. Rick Gibson lost to Curtis Strange as the third match ended. Fehr ends eight-year drought, finishing 19 under.
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