Ohio State Tightens Hold on No 1 in AP Poll
Ohio State moved closer to a unanimous No 1 after a 35 14 win over Missouri. Nebraska rose to No 2 with one first place vote, UCLA No 3 with a win over Houston, and Tennessee No 4. Kansas State stayed No 5 after a 48 7 victory over Texas. Florida and LSU followed as the top 10 underwent shifts. Freddie Mitchell of UCLA underwent leg surgery after the Houston game. In hockey, Petr Sykora signed a three year Devils contract. Mantilla captured back to back Samsung Open titles in Bournemouth. Henman won President's Cup in Tashkent. Spain beat Switzerland in Fed Cup doubles.
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Berlin Marathon record falls to da Costa in 2 06 05
Brazil's Ronaldo da Costa set a new world marathon best at Berlin clocking 2 hours 6 minutes 5 seconds to beat Belayneh Densimo's 1988 Rotterdam mark by 45 seconds. Cotton Carnival, a top Canadian 3-year-old, died of a heart attack after the Wilderness Long Stakes at Woodbine. Jockey Robert Landry pulled up the mare, finishing last in a six-horse field. USA beat Brazil 3-0 to win the U S Women's Cup in Richmond as Standi Chastain added two assists in the 16-0 three-game margin against Mexico and Russia. Frederick Alderman, oldest U S Olympic track champ, dies at 93 in Social Circle Georgia. he won NCAA sprints for Michigan State in 1927.
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Odds and racing results from a packed sports page
Sports brief listing TV radio schedules for MLB and NASCAR plus hockey trades, college moves, and daily racing results including exacta trifecta payouts and notable player or coach actions across leagues and teams.
Vuelta a Espana stage results and overall standings
Results from the 15th stage 112 miles from Zaragoza to Soria show Andrei Zvitchenko of Russia leading the stage in 4:06:06 with a group finish. Overall, Abraham Olano leads Banesto in 64:35:06, followed by Laurent Jalabert and Fernanda Escartin in the top standings.
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Japan Cup Tokyo final results show top bowlers and payouts
Parker Bohn II of Jackson won the Japan Cup in Tokyo with 238 in the final No 7 game earning $50,000. Steve Jaros of Bolingbrook Illinois placed second for $25,500 and Walter Ray Williams of Orlando earned $14,000. Doug Kent of Canandaigua and Brian Himmler of Cincinnati also placed, with playoff results listing Himmler beating Delutz and Jaros defeating Kerit before Jaros fell to Bohn 238-226 in the final.
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MBNA Gold 400 results highlight top finishers and series leaders
Dover results show Beedy winning the MBNA Gold 400 in a Chevy from Pittsboro Indiana with Labonte and Owensboro rivals close by. Martin, Gordon, Jarrett lead the season standings as drivers from Texas to New York collect prizes and claim points across the race.
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Solheim Cup ends with United States 16 Europe 12
United States defeats Europe 16 to 12 after Sunday singles at Muirfield Village. Key results include Laura Davies of Europe beating Pat Hurst 1 up and Liselotte Neumann overcoming Brandie Burton 1 up, among other tightly contested matches.
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Time Out One Sided Boxing Wins First Round Knockouts
Boxing note lists boxers and their first round KO ratios from World Features Syndicates. Tyson Norton Walcott Liston Marciano Frazier Louis appear with per win KO frequencies. Data presents historic knockout patterns and win rates for notable heavyweights.
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Cardinals seek reversal on key homer call in race
Tony La Russa said the Cardinals asked the National League to overturn Bob Davidson's second base umpire call on Mark McGwire's disputed homer during the 1998 Great Home Run Race. McGwire later hit his 62nd and 63rd homers, moving two ahead of Sammy Sosa as the inning unfolded.
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Sammy Sosa Celebrates With Farewell Ceremony
In a 20 minute sendoff before the Cubs final home game, Sammy Sosa received gifts and multilingual cheers as he reflected on a power filled season. The Cubs were swept by the Reds 7 3, extending Sosa’s hitless streak to 0 for 17 with six strikeouts and dropping Chicago a game behind the Mets for the NL wild card.
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Steelers Fall To Dolphins In Muddy Infield Struggle
AFC East leading Miami improved to 3-0 as Pittsburgh dropped to 2-1 in a low scoring defensive battle. The Steelers were shut out for the first time since September 1998 while the Dolphins posted their first regular season shutout since November 1992. Team vows to move forward with 13 games remaining.
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Ripken ends record streak amid season finale
Baseball world praised Cal Ripken Jr as he sat out the game ending his consecutive games streak. Bud Selig called the achievement landmark while the season featured McGwire Sosa chase and Wells perfect game as Yankees eyed AL victories. Ripken moved to bench to emphasize team, not the streak, and teammates applauded.
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