American Athletes Riding High In World Track Championships
United States leads the World Track and Field Championships with five golds and 15 total medals after a night of record performances. Carl Lewis anchored a 37.86 world record 4x100 relay, Mary Decker won the women’s 3,000, and a 1-2-3 U.S. sweep led by Lewis in the 100 meters.
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United States
Olympic Stadium
Carl Lewis
U.S
Mary Decker
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Sander Nix
Lewis
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Lasse Viren
Los Angeles
Decker
Smith
Larry Myricks
Steve Scott
Sydney Maree
Tom Byers
Tom Petranoff
Bob Roggy
Mac Wilkins
John Powell
Art Burns
Billy Olson
Jeff Buckingham
Greg Foster
Gault
Sam Turner
Henry Marsh
Doug Padilla
Dwight Stones
Carol Lewis
Ron Tabb
Benji Durden
Jarmila Kratochvilova
Czechoslovakia
Grete Waitz
Norway
Primo Nebiolo
Italy
International Amateur Athletic Federation
Rome
Seoul
Korea
IAAF
Waitz
American Civil Liberties Union of
Southern California
Murphy powers Braves past Giants with two homers in win
Dale Murphy drove in five runs with two homers as Atlanta edged San Francisco 6 4. Claudell Washington and Horner set up the first inning homer, Murphy added a second blast in the fifth. Braves lead the NL West by six games. Torre eyes more wins.
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Darrell Evans
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Evans
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Los Angelesers
Murphy
San Francisco
Bill Laskey
Claudell Washington
Bob Horner
Horner
Andy McGaffigan
Torre
Ken Dayley
John Rabb
Brad Wellman
Tom O’malley
Jack Clark
Dayley
Clark
Joe
Turner Removes Teepee as Braves Open Series with Giants
Atlanta owner Ted Turner orders the Chief Noc-A-Homa teepee removed from the left field seats for the rest of the season after a 6-4 win over the Giants. The move frees 250 seats per game as the Dodgers visit Atlanta for a three game series amid NL West lead.
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Deputed Testamony Aims for Horse of the Year in Travers
Deputed Testamony the Preakness winner leads a seven horse field in the Travers at Saratoga with CBS to televise. Trainer Billy Boniface says the colt deserves Horse of the Year honors, noting his eight wins this year. Missing are Sunny's Halo and Caveat, while Slew O Gold and Play Fellow are among contenders. The $225000 race offers $135000 to the winner and posts at 5 38 p m EDT.
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N. Y
Deputed Testamony
Saratoga
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Caveat
O’ Gold
Play Fellow
Peete Nearing Millionaire Mark at Buick Open
Calvin Peete, 39, eyes becoming the first Black golfer to win $1 million on the PGA Tour. He shot a 6 under 66 at Warwick Hills to share the lead with D A Weibring after the first round of the Buick Open. Peete has earned $968,605 since joining the tour in 1975 and could surpass a million with a top finish.
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Peete
Detroit
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