
***** 10/28 07:54
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              ***** Sports Headlines from The Sports Network *****
 
                               Saturday's Results
                               ------------------
 
                             Major League Baseball
                             ---------------------
 
 World Series (Best-of-seven)
 ----------------------------
 The  weather turned  cold  as the  World  Series shifted  to  Detroit, and  so
 remained  the Tigers'  bats.  Ryan  Vogelsong, Tim  Lincecum  and Sergio  Romo
 combined on a five-hit shutout as the San Francisco Giants moved within a game
 of  capturing their second championship in three years with a 2-0 victory over
 the  struggling  Tigers in  Game 3  from Comerica  Park. Detroit mustered just
 three  runs and 10  hits in losing the first two matchups of this Fall Classic
 held  in San Francisco,  and didn't fare any better as the series moved to the
 Motor  City. The Tigers stranded nine baserunners and went 0-for-4 with men in
 scoring  position in suffering their sixth straight World Series defeat dating
 back to their last appearance in 2006. The Tigers have now been blanked by the
 Giants  in consecutive games, having also dropped a 2-0 decision in Thursday's
 Game 2. Detroit was shut out just twice during its run to the AL Central title
 in the regular season. Conversely, San Francisco continues to get stellar work
 from its starting staff as it extended its franchise-record postseason winning
 streak to six games.
 
                            Top-25 College Football
                            -----------------------
 Notre  Dame  is relevant once again.  Everett Golson ran for a go-ahead 1-yard
 touchdown  with  5:05 left in  the fifth-ranked Fighting Irish's 30-13 victory
 over  No. 8 Oklahoma.  The Irish are 8-0 for the first time since 2002. Golson
 threw  for 177  yards on 13-of-25 efficiency  and added 64 yards rushing on 11
 carries for the Irish (8-0), who have won 8-of-9 meetings all-time against the


***** 10/28 08:38
BC-AZH;BRIEFS
 
              ***** Sports Headlines from The Sports Network *****
 
                               Saturday's Results
                               ------------------
 
                             Major League Baseball
                             ---------------------
 
 World Series (Best-of-seven)
 ----------------------------
 The  weather turned  cold  as the  World  Series shifted  to  Detroit, and  so
 remained  the Tigers'  bats.  Ryan  Vogelsong, Tim  Lincecum  and Sergio  Romo
 combined on a five-hit shutout as the San Francisco Giants moved within a game
 of  capturing their second championship in three years with a 2-0 victory over
 the  struggling  Tigers in  Game 3  from Comerica  Park. Detroit mustered just
 three  runs and 10  hits in losing the first two matchups of this Fall Classic
 held  in San Francisco,  and didn't fare any better as the series moved to the
 Motor  City. The Tigers stranded nine baserunners and went 0-for-4 with men in
 scoring  position in suffering their sixth straight World Series defeat dating
 back to their last appearance in 2006. The Tigers have now been blanked by the
 Giants  in consecutive games, having also dropped a 2-0 decision in Thursday's
 Game 2. Detroit was shut out just twice during its run to the AL Central title
 in the regular season. Conversely, San Francisco continues to get stellar work
 from its starting staff as it extended its franchise-record postseason winning
 streak to six games.
 
                            Top-25 College Football
                            -----------------------
 Notre  Dame  is relevant once again.  Everett Golson ran for a go-ahead 1-yard
 touchdown  with  5:05 left in  the fifth-ranked Fighting Irish's 30-13 victory
 over  No. 8 Oklahoma.  The Irish are 8-0 for the first time since 2002. Golson
 threw  for 177  yards on 13-of-25 efficiency  and added 64 yards rushing on 11
 carries for the Irish (8-0), who have won 8-of-9 meetings all-time against the


***** 10/28 09:30
BC-AZH;BRIEFS
 
              ***** Sports Headlines from The Sports Network *****
 
                               Saturday's Results
                               ------------------
 
                             Major League Baseball
                             ---------------------
 
 World Series (Best-of-seven)
 ----------------------------
 The  weather turned  cold  as the  World  Series shifted  to  Detroit, and  so
 remained  the Tigers'  bats.  Ryan  Vogelsong, Tim  Lincecum  and Sergio  Romo
 combined on a five-hit shutout as the San Francisco Giants moved within a game
 of  capturing their second championship in three years with a 2-0 victory over
 the  struggling  Tigers in  Game 3  from Comerica  Park. Detroit mustered just
 three  runs and 10  hits in losing the first two matchups of this Fall Classic
 held  in San Francisco,  and didn't fare any better as the series moved to the
 Motor  City. The Tigers stranded nine baserunners and went 0-for-4 with men in
 scoring  position in suffering their sixth straight World Series defeat dating
 back to their last appearance in 2006. The Tigers have now been blanked by the
 Giants  in consecutive games, having also dropped a 2-0 decision in Thursday's
 Game 2. Detroit was shut out just twice during its run to the AL Central title
 in the regular season. Conversely, San Francisco continues to get stellar work
 from its starting staff as it extended its franchise-record postseason winning
 streak to six games.
 
                            Top-25 College Football
                            -----------------------
 Notre  Dame  is relevant once again.  Everett Golson ran for a go-ahead 1-yard
 touchdown  with  5:05 left in  the fifth-ranked Fighting Irish's 30-13 victory
 over  No. 8 Oklahoma.  The Irish are 8-0 for the first time since 2002. Golson
 threw  for 177  yards on 13-of-25 efficiency  and added 64 yards rushing on 11
 carries for the Irish (8-0), who have won 8-of-9 meetings all-time against the


***** 10/28 14:38
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              ***** Sports Headlines from The Sports Network *****
 
                                 Sunday's Games
                                ----------------
                              (All times Eastern)
 
                             Major League Baseball
                             ---------------------
 
 World Series (Best-of-seven)
 ----------------------------
 8:15 p.m. - San Francisco Giants at Detroit Tigers (Giants lead, 3-0)
 
                            National Football League
                           --------------------------
 
 In progress - Carolina Panthers at Chicago Bears
 In progress - San Diego Chargers at Cleveland Browns
 In progress - Seattle Seahawks at Detroit Lions
 In progress - Jacksonville Jaguars at Green Bay Packers
 In progress - Miami Dolphins at New York Jets
 In progress - Atlanta Falcons at Philadelphia Eagles
 In progress - Washington Redskins at Pittsburgh Steelers
 In progress - New England Patriots vs. St. Louis Rams (London, England)
 In progress - Indianapolis Colts at Tennessee Titans
 4:05 p.m. - Oakland Raiders at Kansas City Chiefs
 4:25 p.m. - New York Giants at Dallas Cowboys
 8:20 p.m. - New Orleans Saints at Denver Broncos
 
                          === As of 2:35 p.m. (et) ===
 
                                === BASEBALL ===
 
 The  San Francisco  Giants are on the verge after back-to-back shutouts, while
 the  Detroit Tigers are  on the brink. The Giants look to complete a four-game
 sweep and capture their second World Series title in three years in Detroit on
 Sunday. Matt Cain, who won Game 5 of the NLDS against Cincinnati and Game 7 of
 the  NLCS versus  St. Louis, will look  to help in closing out another series.
 The Tigers are countering with Max Scherzer.
 
                                  === NFL ===
 
 Week  8  of the NFL  season resumed Sunday and  is highlighted by the league's
 latest  addition  of the  International  Series  as  the  St. Louis  Rams  are
 playing 

***** 10/28 17:31
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              ***** Sports Headlines from The Sports Network *****
 
                                 Sunday's Games
                                ----------------
                              (All times Eastern)
 
                             Major League Baseball
                             ---------------------
 
 World Series (Best-of-seven)
 ----------------------------
 8:15 p.m. - San Francisco Giants at Detroit Tigers (Giants lead, 3-0)
 
                            National Football League
                           --------------------------
 
 Chicago Bears 23, Carolina Panthers 22
 Cleveland Browns 7, San Diego Chargers 6
 Detroit Lions 28, Seattle Seahawks 24
 Green Bay Packers 24, Jacksonville Jaguars 15
 Miami Dolphins 30, New York Jets 9
 Atlanta Falcons 30, Philadelphia Eagles 17
 Pittsburgh Steelers 27, Washington Redskins 12
 New England Patriots 45, St. Louis Rams 7 (London, England)
 Indianapolis Colts 19, Tennessee Titans 13 (OT)
 In progress - Oakland Raiders at Kansas City Chiefs
 In progress - New York Giants at Dallas Cowboys
 8:20 p.m. - New Orleans Saints at Denver Broncos
 
                          === As of 5:30 p.m. (et) ===
 
                                === BASEBALL ===
 
 The  San Francisco  Giants are on the verge after back-to-back shutouts, while
 the  Detroit Tigers are  on the brink. The Giants look to complete a four-game
 sweep and capture their second World Series title in three years in Detroit on
 Sunday. Matt Cain, who won Game 5 of the NLDS against Cincinnati and Game 7 of
 the  NLCS versus  St. Louis, will look  to help in closing out another series.
 The Tigers are countering with Max Scherzer.
 
                                  === NFL ===
 
 Week  8  of the NFL  season resumed Sunday and  is highlighted by the league's
 latest  addition  of the  International  Series  as  the  St. Louis  Rams  are
 playing the New England  Patriots at London's Wembley Stadium. Also on Sunday,
 the Atlanta Fa
