Fans pack Tampa for Bandits and Bulls clash in first place bid
NFL and USFL action floods the page as Ed Luther and Mike Rozier spark the Bulls 27-17 over Birmingham in Jacksonville while Job Reaves hauls in two 3rd-quarter TD passes to lift the Tampa Bay Bandits 28-14 past Baltimore into a first-place tie in the East. Also renderings of ACC Big Ten basketball showcase and a Giants player Haji-Sheik in a Thruway crash accompany injury news.
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Gant Outlasts Field for Grand National Victory at Martinsville
Gant survived 11 road changes and a late rally by Ricky Rudd to win the $279,410 Grand National race at Martinsville Speedway. He led 193 of 500 laps in a Chevrolet and earned $38,525, his second Martinsville triumph, as Bodine and Robby Allison followed.
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Jazz Rally Powers 104 97 Win Over Rockets In Nba Playoff
Utah Jazz overcame a two tower deficit to beat Houston 104 97 in game five of the NBA first round. Thurl Bailey scored 15 of his 20 in the fourth as Utah, aided by Adrian Dantley 25 and Stockton's late steadiness, rallied from a 12 point deficit to force victory. Olajuwon and Ralph Sampson led Houston with 32 and 14 rebounds as the Rockets saw their 7 4 regular season edge fade in a tense finale.
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January Littler capture Legends with last three birdies
Don January and Gene Littler won the Liberty Mutual Legends of Golf at Onion Creek Club Austin Texas with a final round 6 under par 64 and a two under total 257. They birdied the last three holes to seal a one stroke victory, denying a four team playoff.
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Floyd wins Legends of Golf title in Texas by one stroke
In The Woodlands Texas Raymond Floyd finally closes out a lead and claims $500,000 Legends of Golf as he shoots an 11 under 277 to edge rookies David Frost and Bob Lohr. Teammate Gene Littler congratulates after a long birdie putt. Local players Whitesboro Wayne Levi, Horseheads Joey Sindelar, Rochester Jeff Sluman and Ithaca Mike Hulbert also posted strong showings. Floyd speaks emotionally about carding the victory.
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Miller wins B&H Classic with 16 under par total
Alice Miller shoots 72 to finish 16 under, beating Kay Kennedy and Mindy Moore by six strokes at the $75,000 B&H Classic in St. Petersburg. She earns $26,250 and ties the event record, after trimming deficits with seven birdies and one bogey on Sunday.
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Boxers Seek Credibility at The Blockbuster in Buffalo
A nine fight card at Memorial Auditorium in Buffalo features WBA light heavyweight champion and reigning title defenses. Greg Page meets Tony Tubbs in a main event with Page aiming to KO Tubbs in four rounds. The card also includes NABF lightweight bout Roque Montoya versus Camacho and Witherspoon defending the WBC crown. The Hilton brothers debut in America against Hernandez and Rogers, with 10,000 to 13,000 expected and SBS TV coverage.
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