Lendl Beats Becker To Win Masters Title
Ivan Lendl defeats Boris Becker 6 4 6 4 6 4 at Madison Square Garden to claim the Masters crown and a 1 million dollar payoff. Lendl earns 210000 for the week and 800000 for the Grand Prix bonus, boosting his 1985 season total to 1,987,537 and career total to 10,302,129. Becker calls it a bad day at the office as Lendl solidifies status as world No 1.
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New York
Boris Becker
Ivan Lendl
Becker
Lendl
John McEnroe
Jimmy Connors
Madison Square Garden
St Angela returns with more confidence and faster pace
St Angela Academy looks to rebound from last season's 4 13 record with three returning starters Karoly Ryan and Tucker leading a younger squad. Newcomers Wilkerson Willing and Gratop add size and athleticism while Signore emphasizes a fast break and pressure defense to boost the team.
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al Signore
St. Angela Academy
St. Angela’s
Mike Karoly
Sean Ryan
Perry Tucker
Karoly
Ryan
Tucker
David Wilkerson
North Augusta
Allen Willing
Doug Gratop
Signore
St. Angela
Alan Willing
John Gratop
Chris Caver
Purdue Defeats Wichita State 77 61 In Nonconference Tilt
Purdue sprints and pressure defense push past Wichita State 77 61 as Melvin McCants leads with 20 points. Fogler laments defense as Purdue improves to 4-0 while Shockers drop. Illinois tops Eastern Illinois 85 51 and Navy beats St Leo 92 57 with David Robinson scoring 30. Syracuse tops Cornell 83 76 and Pittsburgh beats Xavier 99 76 led by Charles Smith and Demetreus Gore.
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Purdue
Wichita State
Eddie Fogler
Melvin McCants
Boilermakers
Fogler
McCants
Doug Lee
Troy Lewis
Joe Griffin
Illinois
Eastern Illinois
Champaign
Ken Norman
Illini
Lou Henson
Navy
St. Leo
Georgetown
David Robinson
Midshipmen
Hoyas
Robinson
Monarchs
Pittsburgh
Xavier
Charles Smith
Demetreus Gore
Pitt
Panthers
Curtis Aiken
Jerome Lane
Mike Goodson
Arnsparger Named Florida's Athletic Director
Florida names Bill Arnsparger athletic director replacing Bill Carr. The 59 year old former LSU coach and Dolphins defensive architect will stay with LSU through the Sugar Bowl. Arnsparger emphasized hands on involvement and was chosen from over 100 applicants with finalists from Washington State Georgia Southern Rutgers.
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Fla
Bill Arnsparger
University of Florida
Arnsparger
Louisiana State University
Tigers
Bill Carr
Tampa
Marshall Criser
Richard Young
Washington State
Bucky Wagner
Georgia Southern
Fred Groninger
Rutgers
Don Shula
Baltimore Colts
Miami Dolphins
Miami
Instru
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Bob Stoner
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Derek Turno
Allendale
Dorchester
Rin
Curtis
Curtis Baptist
Thornwell
Jefferson Davis
King Academy
St. Jude
Wardlaw
Westminster
Orangeburg Prep
Clarendon Hall
Southgate
Dave Stein
Norm Evans
Syracuse
Cornell
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Carrier Dome
Josh Wexler
Sherman Douglas
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Ace Tanner
Duke
Kevin Strickland
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Florida
Dolphins
New York Giants
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Knight-Ridder Service
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Richland Ave
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