Dolphins Win American Bowl at Wembley Stadium
The Miami Dolphins defeated the San Francisco 49ers 27 to 21 in London's Wembley Stadium as 70,505 fans saw the NFL’s American Bowl. Third string QB Dave Archer led Miami's late drive for the win while Dan Marino sat out.
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Bran Bar Ansiemeest bar Sob Hae contracts
A list of reported sports and coaching contract notes. Sorce mentions Bran Bar Sob Hae and Sob Hae players, with one year deals and signatures. Includes Philadephia Eagles figures and other team names in terse, fragmentary form.
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Verplank Wins Buick Open in First Pro Victory
Scott Verplank, 24, shot final round 66 to finish 26 under at 268 and win the Buick Open by two strokes over Doug Tewell, earning $126,000. Fred Couples 65 and Tim Norris 66 shared notable rounds in Bethesda and nearby events.
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Schrader wins Talladega 500 on final lap
Ken Schrader surged from fourth to first on the final lap to claim his first Winston Cup victory as the 18th different winner in 20 Talladega 500 races. Bobby Allison returned home to Alabama six weeks after serious injuries from a Pocono crash. Geoff Brabham captured a record seventh straight IMSA Camel GT win at the G.I. Joe's Gran Prix in Portland by over 19 seconds.
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Ohio Stadium to add seats for bigger home crowds
Ohio Stadium will gain 732 seats in the south bleachers, likely lifting season average attendance to over 96,000. If realized, the stadium could approach a 90,000 average over a season for the first time in its 66 year history, surpassing the 85,757 six game 1985 mark.
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Boddicker dazzles in Boston debut with Red Sox win
Mike Boddicker joined Boston two days earlier and yielded eight hits over seven-plus innings in a 1 run victory over Milwaukee. Boston extended a string of wins to 17 of 18 after manager Joe Morgan’s All-Star break, closing in on Detroit.
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Mets Pitching Stifles Pirates In Weekend Sweep
The Mets topped the Pirates 2-4 behind a dominant weekend run by a stellar pitching staff. Darling earned a near no hitter fate, Ojeda and Fernandez with Myers blanked Pittsburgh in consecutive games as New York stretched its lead in the NL East to five games. Strawberry hit his 27th homer aiding the win.
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Brabek vs Gooden in Pirates at Mets showdown
Baseball notes preview Pittsburgh at New York with Doug Brabek 9-5 facing Dwight Gooden 13-5. Gooden 8-2 lifetime against the Pirates as Pittsburgh seeks to avoid a four game sweep. Rickey Henderson extends on base streak in Yankees win over Blue Jays. Cubs post eight shutouts for season, tying 1973 for club high.
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Indians Catching Shuffle Streams New Bench Gaps
The Indians face a thinning bench as key reserves like Kittle Clark Tabler and Washington shift roles after trades. Ron Tingley arrives after a long minor league climb to backstop, while Edwards reshuffles for the Hall of Fame Game and upcoming Baltimore series.
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