Television Sunday sports and boxing lineup
TV schedule lists 10 a.m. Formula One Austrian Grand Prix tape delay on ESPN followed by 12:30 p.m. NASCAR Champion Spark Plug 400 on ESPN. At 2:05 p.m. Houston Astros play Atlanta Braves on WTBS, 3 p.m. Nestle World Championship of Women’s Golf final round on NBC, 3:30 p.m. Players’ International Canadian Open final on ESPN, 4 p.m. PGA International final on CBS, 5:30 p.m. CART Domino’s Pizza 500 tape delay on ESPN, and 10 p.m. Mike Tyson vs Jose Ribalta boxing on HBO.
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Hurdle Hit By Gooden Pitch Shocks Cardinals
St Louis first baseman Clint Hurdle was struck on the head by a Dwight Gooden pitch to start the seventh inning in New York. He collapsed unconscious at home plate and was attended by Cardinals trainer Gene Gieselmann. He suffered a head cut from the helmet and was sent to Roosevelt Hospital for X rays.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Clint Hurdle
Dwight Gooden
New York Mets
Hurdle
Cardinals
Gene Gieselmann
Roosevelt Hospital
Natania Wins Poquessing Handicap at Philadelphia
Na tania a four year old filly won the Poquessing Handicap at Philadelphia with jockey Jimmy Edwards scoring a late rally to finish in 1 44 1 5. Dogwood Farm Inc earned 32760 from the 54100 purse and Natania tied for fourth stakes win this year at 549477 earnings. Southjet edged by a head in the Gallant Man Stakes at Saratoga with Dance of Life winning in 1 52 1 5.
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Dogwood Farm Inc
Natania
Philadelphia
Southjet
Saratoga
Naskra
Jimmy Edwards
Dogwood
Northjet
Dance of Life
Dance Card Phil
Falcons Edge Buccaneers In Tight Exhibition Finish
Veteran kicker Mick Luckhurst kicked a 29 yard field goal with 3 seconds left to lift Atlanta 20-17 over Tampa Bay. Prindle failed a 34 yard try moments earlier. The Falcons posted a first quarter TD pass from Turk Schonert to Anthony Allen and a 10 yard rushing score by Cliff Austin.
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Fla
Mick Luckhurst
Atlanta
Tampa Bay
Luckhurst
Mike Prindle
Falcons
Bucs
Turk Schonert
Anthony Allen
Cliff Austin
Mets Catcher Gary Carter Injured With Left Thumb Break
Gary Carter broke his left thumb Saturday against the Cardinals while playing first base. He said he felt something but doubted it and feared it might be serious. Carter noted his own body warned him, as he was involved in the next two plays after the injury.
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Mets
Gary Carter
Cardinals
Garnett
Scarpa
Jerry Poore
Eric Edwards
David Edmund
Cid Carvalho
Mike Custer
Zack Bogue
Hull-Garnett
Bogue-Carvalho
Henry Hall
Inman-Larkin
Ray McLin
Tom Simpson
Danzig Connection Misses Travers Stakes Victory
The Danzig Connection trained by Woody Stephens failed to win the Travers Stakes as Wise Times blocked the path. Bret Saberhagen from Kansas City is noted for anticipating the future honor inside the Cy Young Award.
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Cy Young
Kansas City
Bret Saberhagen
Danzig Connection
Woody Steephens
Garnett to Meet Scarpa in State Closed Tennis Final
Charleston's Skip Scarpa, seeded No. 3, defeats Bobby Murphy 6-3 4 6-2 to set up a title clash with top seed Bret Garnett in the South Carolina State Closed Tennis Championships at Houndslake. Garnett has advanced with straight-set wins and a doubles title run with Jeff Hull.
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Skip Scarpa
South Carolina
Houndslake Country Club
Scarpa
Aiken
Bobby Murphy
Bret Garnett
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Garnett
Houndslake
Jeff Hull
Bill Inman
Frank Larkin
Brad Jeffries
Jeffries
Hilton Head
Jeff
Hall
Hall-Edwards
Hull-Garnett
Sumter
Wayne Brown
Florence
Clyde Nance
Davis
Greenville
Jennifer Harvey
Columbia
Portia George
Christy Faustmann
Fountain Inn
Mark Elliott
Kristin Henry
Faustmann
South Aiken
Elliott
Meghan Bradford
Clinton
Chuck Waldron
Carvalho
Julie Davis
Sumpter
Clyde Owens
Margaret Gornick
Maria Costas
Crenshaw Leads With 70 In White Orville Golf
Jim Crenshaw shot a one under par 70 to lead the Orville White tournament at Midland Valley Country Club. He had eight par putts, an eagle on the 10th, and a chip-in for par on the fourth. Augustan Phillip McCormick trailed by one stroke with 71 as seniors leaders posted 71 to 74.
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Crenshaw
Jim Crenshaw
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Hyday
Orville White
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Fenway Park Remains Timeless In Boston Neighborhood
Boston’s Fenway Park stands as a historic hub amid red brick streets and nearby ticket offices. The piece reflects on the park’s intimate scale, neighborhood feel, and vivid past as players like Williams Jensen Ruth Yastrzemski Fisk are imagined in its famed outfields and historic moments.
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Fenway Park
Ted Williams
Jackie Jensen
Babe Ruth
Carl Yastrzemski
Carlton Fisk
Matt Fincher
Georgia College
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Wrigley Field
Fenway
Fenway Park Echoes With Memory and Fan Chrome
Fans flood Fenway Park as 33 583 attend the game with standing room only tickets sold. Vendors crowd Yawkey Way selling fare while the park colors and old memories blend with chants and past game talk about Fisk, Barnett, Boggs, and Armbrister.
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Yawkey Way
Wrigley Field
Fincher
Fisk
Boston
White Sox
Larry Barnett
Barnett
Cincinnati
Ed Armbrister
Red
Wade Boggs
Marty Barrett
Fenway Park
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