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Mariners vs. Angels - Recap - September 13, 2008
ESPN - Los Angeles Angels' Francisco Rodriguez reacts after striking out Mariners' Raul Ibanez in the ninth inning of a baseball game to get his 58th save, a new major league record, in Anaheim, Calif. • K-Rod nabs single-season saves mark K-Rod gets record 58th save as Angels top Mariners |
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Shields, Ruggiano lead Rays past Yankees in twin-bill opener
Sports Network - Bronx, NY (Sports Network) - James Shields tossed eight shutout innings, and the Tampa Bay Rays routed the New York Yankees, 7-1, in the opening contest of a day-night doubleheader from Yankee Stadium. Yankees rally to split double-header with Rays Zobrist's slam not enough for Rays |
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Penn State tramples Syracuse
Philadelphia Inquirer - By Jeff McLane SYRACUSE, NY - The Penn State Express rolled over Syracuse, 55-13, yesterday in the Carrier Dome. Other than flattening a down-on-its luck team, there wasn't much new to learn about this locomotive. Lions relax after strong first half Lions may really be this good |
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Buckeyes' loss to USC very similar to '07 title defeat
FOXSports.com - by Matthew Zemek The biggest game of the 2008 college football season looked and felt a lot like the last game of the 2007 college football season. Bob Hunter commentary: Buckeyes don't belong with elites such as USC USC takes care of No. 1 with 35-3 rout of Ohio State |
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Georgia gets its revenge
Boston Globe - AP / September 14, 2008 The yards were tough to come by and the points even tougher for Georgia - as usual when the Bulldogs play South Carolina. Georgia defense stifles Gamecocks when it counts Threats Kept Coming, but No. 2 Georgia Escapes |
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NFL relief aces have pitched in
Boston Globe - By Christopher L. Gasper Matt Cassel doesn't have to look far - just two lockers over - for inspiration and reinforcement. Tom Brady, the franchise quarterback that Cassel will replace today when he makes his first NFL start, once was Cassel, … With Tom Brady out, Bill Belichick's brain battles Brett Favre … Patriots add Matt Gutierrez to roster |
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Ike damages Texans' stadium
Baltimore Sun - By Jamison Hensley | jamison.hensley@baltsun.com The devastation caused by Hurricane Ike forced the NFL to reschedule the Ravens' road opener at Houston for a second time, postponing the game to Nov. 9. Ike, which came ashore on Texas' Gulf Coast as a … Ravens-Texans Moved to Nov. 9 Bye weeks shuffled to accommodate Ravens-Texans postponement |
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The 37th Ryder Cup is full of questions … so let's have some …
ESPN - By Jason Sobel "On paper, Europe's team is superior to the United States entering this year's Ryder Cup." AP Photo/Morry Gash Phil Mickelson is a veteran of six Ryder Cups and was part of the last American team to win the biennial matches back in 1999 … Ryder Cup captains won’t hit a shot but influence matters Kroichick on golf: US seeking to change its luck in Ryder Cup |
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No. 1 USC 35, No. 5 OHIO STATE 3
The Plain Dealer - cleveland.com - South Bend, Ind.- So this is how you thrash a vulnerable rival, blast away lingering doubt and show that maybe, just maybe, Notre Dame is a prime-time team again. Irish coach Weis hurt in victory over Michigan Notre Dame gets its revenge against Michigan, 35-17 |
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Big Brown holds off Proudinsky in Monmouth
Boston Globe - AP / September 14, 2008 Big Brown refused to lose his final prep race for the $5 million Breeders' Cup Classic. It was the 3-year-old colt's seventh victory in eight starts and it has the potential to set up a spectacular Breeders' Cup Classic: Big … Big Brown wins, sets up possible showdown with Curlin Victorious Big Brown Looks Ready for Classic |
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