McCumber and Sieckmann Share Lead At Classic
Mark McCumber and Tom Sieckmann shot 6-under 65s in the Anheuser-Busch Golf Classic opening round at Kingsmill. McCumber led with birdies and an eagle on the first three holes, while Sieckmann matched him with three straight front-nine birds and bogey-free play. The event features a cut to about 80 players after Friday, with NBC televising portions of the final rounds.
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Mark McCumber
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Dave Eichelberger
Ron Streck
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Kenny Perry
Tim Simpson
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Steve Pate
Sam Randolph
Tony Sills
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Westlake tops FAST in swim meet 344 291
Westlake defeated Fermata Aiken Swim Team FAST 344 to 291 at Westlake. Winners include Patrick Angelos for 8 and under backstroke freestyle Jill Carson 9 10 girls butterfly IM free Lisa Stogner breaststroke medley and relay groups Dawn Lustig 13 14 girls breaststroke Kim Hay 15 18 butterfly IM free Alison Rankin backstroke breaststroke medley and relay wins. Upcoming events list Dixie subdistricts 2B 2C tournaments at Riverview Park and Dixie Pre Majors District 2 at Bray Park with Aiken All Stars vs Lexington.
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Cari ole wins turf feature at Hollywood Park
Princess Cari ole $16 took the lead on the far turn and beat Rubarb by 1 length in Hollywood Park's $30,000 turf feature. Collins $6 won by a nose over Rosa May in Belmont Park's $31,000 allowance for fillies and mares 3 and up. Tavio $12.80 edged General Payce by a nose in Monmouth Park's $17,500 allowance for New Jersey breds 3 and older.
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Baseball and Football Transactions From MLB and NFL
Cincinnati Reds place Kal Daniels on the 15 day disabled list and recall Terry McGriff from Nashville. Dodgers sign Tito Landrum and option Jeff Hamilton to Albuquerque. Colts sign Orlando Lowery and David Adams. Patriots sign Art Plunkett. 49ers sign John Quinn.
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Cardinals Rally Past Giants in Continued Play
Burke drove in the decisive run as Montreal beat Cincinnati 7 to 2. Esasky and Trones homered for the Expos while Parker and Law also hit for Cincinnati. Cubs versus Dodgers featured Noce's five RBIs and a 12 0 Cubs lead at Wrigley before darkness halted play. game to resume today.
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Foreman Says He's Ready For Tyson
Foreman, 38, declares readiness to reclaim world boxing supremacy after stopping his second opponent in three rounds following a decade away. He eyes a bout with Mike Tyson, saying he wants a knock-down drag-out fight to feel like he is back. He is not yet ranked by major boxing authorities.
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