Five Golfer Veterans vs Young Talent in Shrine Classic
The fifth Curtis Strange Shrine Classic at Emerald Golf Course features a four-ball pairing of Strange and Jay Haas against Fuzzy Zoeller and Hubert Green. The event, a charity skins game, has donated $18,000 in skins money by Weyerhaeuser, with past editions raising hundreds of thousands for Shriners Hospitals. Green and Zoeller boast multiple majors, while Haas eyes his first major after a strong 1993 season. Strange holds course records and Wake Forest ties.
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Chargers bounce back to beat Raiders 26 24 in thriller
San Diego improves to 4 0 for the season with a 26 24 win over Los Angeles as quarterback Stan Humphries leads a late drive capped by John Carney 33 yard field goal. Coach Bobby Ross calls for focus day by day despite lingering knee pain.
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Sweden tops US in Davis Cup semifinal to reach final
Sweden rallied from 2-0 down to upset the United States 3-2 in Göteborg. Sampras retired with a strained hamstring after dropping the first set to Edberg. Magnus Larsson defeated Martin in four sets to seal the Swedes’ trip to the Dec final against Russia.
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Wallace Holds Off Earnhardt For Winston Cup Win
Wallace defeats Dale Earnhardt by six car lengths at Martinsville to win Goody's 500, his eighth Winston Cup victory of the season. Earnhardt finishes second as Wallace maintains title chase with five races left, leading to tense post race remarks about the ongoing duel. Bill Elliott takes third as Kenny Wallace, Dale Jarrett, and Ken Schrader follow. Wallace led 369 of 500 laps before tire trouble and a late restart nearly altered the outcome.
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