Lehman wins Skins Game with record 61 and 10 skins
Tom Lehman, 38, captured $300,000 by finishing with seven birdies over the final nine holes at Rancho La Quinta. He earned 10 skins as he and Mark O'Meara shared most of the $600,000 purse, while Tiger Woods and David Duval had limited success and Fred Couples withdrew to be with his father.
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Nine first time Hall of Fame eligibles named
Baseball writers announced the 1998 Hall of Fame ballot with nine first time eligibles including Gary Carter Jack Clark and Bert Blyleven along with Rick Dempsey Brian Downing Mike Flanagan Pedro Guerrero Carney Lansford and Willie Randolph. The capsulereport links college football polls and other sports news.
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Carney Lansford
Willie Randolph
TV and Sports Schedule and Race Results
TV and radio listings show Noon basketball Columbus vs Long Beach StingRays, NFL Packers at Vikings, Notre Dame at Hawaii, Women’s World Championships in Westwood, and Minnesota at Hinels. Horse racing results include Exacta and Trifecta pays from Park track, with multiple race outcomes, attendance 4,577, and totals across events.
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Record of horse racing payouts and thoroughfare standings
Summary of carryover trifectas and exactas including winners and payouts for multiple races with names such as Hit, Super Tan, He's Home Alone, Gump Go, My Personal Best, Mister Act, Wings of Gabriel, Semandy, and Gane na vertecere. Also notes attendance, Fort Wayne versus Cincinnati results, and the USA Today ESPN college football Top Twenty Five standings with team names and points through late November.
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Coaches Chase 700th Career Win Milestones in 1997-98
World Features Syndicate notes notable coaches aiming for 700 career wins during the 1997-98 season. Bob Knight needs 2 to reach 700, Noam Stewart 6, Lefty Driesell 7, Don Haskins 9 for 709th, and Derry Tarnkanian 27 for 700. Six coaches have reached 700, with Dean Smith at 879.
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Jacks fall to Solar Bears 4 3 after late ties
Cleveland’s Dziedzic St Louis and Perrin fueled a 7 point effort on four lines as the Jacks outshot 47 to 44 but fell 4 3 to Orlando. Dziedzic opened scoring, St Louis dumped a Perrin setup, and Dreger tied the game late in the period before Tamburro’s goal gave Orlando a 3 2 lead.
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Indians face pitching gaps as Hart lowers trade sightlines
Cleveland general manager Hart concedes no major trades soon as two expansion draft losses, a broken arm sidelining John Smiley, and limited resources block a top starter push. He lists Martinez pursuit, Knoblauch interest, and a fallback plan to bolster a weaker rotation. Wright may grow into No.1.
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