Jones Captures Canadian Open In Tight Finish
Steve Jones wins the Canadian Open at Glen Abbey, finishing 72 holes at 271 after a late rally against Clark Burroughs. He birdied the 17th to secure a 2-under 70 final round and his third PGA Tour victory of the season.
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Len Hinkle
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Val Inner
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Chihiro Nakajima
Ed Humenik
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Roy Biancalana
Deb Richard
Don Reese
Sherri Steinhauer
Rick Pearson
Fred Funk
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Lee Chill Jr
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Kathy Guadagnino
Clarence Rose
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Jim Hallet
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Connie Chillemi
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Deedee Lasker
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Jay Delsing
Wilander, Becker, Navratilova sweep warmups before Wimbledon
In Wentworth, Curren upset Wilander 6 2 6 4 while Becker won the Wirral International in straight sets over Lundgren. Navratilova captured Eastbourne title beating Reggi 7 6 6 2, her eighth.
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McDonald's Championship LPGA Final Scores and Winnings
Betsy King won $82,500 at the $550,000 LPGA McDonald's Championship at Du Pont Country Club in Wilmington. Final totals list Bradley, Furlong, and others with several players earning between $6,000 and $44,000 as the event concluded.
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Pat Bradley
Shirley Furlong
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Allison Finney
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JoAnne Carner
Sherri Turner
Colleen Walker
Patti Rizzo
Tammie Green
Jane Geddes
Vicki Fergon
D. Ammaccapane
Cathy Marino
L. Rittenhouse
Caroline Pierce
Susan Sanders
Donna White
N. Ramsbottom
Lori Garbacz
Marci Bozarth
Elaine Crosby
Chris Johnson
Beth Daniel
Ayako Okamoto
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Missie Berteotti
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N.Y
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Dick Rhyan
Frank Beard
Walter Zembriski
Mike Fetchick
Dan Morgan
Bob Erickson
Rafe Botts
Denny Simon
Tom Shaw
John Paul Cain
Bill Johnston
Bob Brue
Doug Ford
Sumter at Augusta Pirates Schedule Update
Local schedule shows Sumter vs Augusta Pirates on Monday June 26 at 7 30 p m and again Tuesday June 27 with unclear opponents and times. The page contains garbled text but indicates multiple game entries and potential all day or 7 30 p m start times.
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Multiple tracks report colorful racing results across the nation
Beau's Alliance wins the Benicia Handicap at Golden Gate Fields by a half-length over Base Camp. Private Terms takes the Massachusetts Handicap at Belmont after a late surge. Proud Puppy wins the Ontario County Stakes by eight lengths at Finger Lakes. Cryptoclearance defeats Proper Reality by one length for the Budweiser-Hawthorne Gold Cup at Hawthorne. Imaginary Lady leads wire to wire in the Princess Stakes at Hollywood Park. Air Worthy edges JTs Pet in the Stephen Foster Stakes at Churchill Downs. Spirit of Fighter claims the Buddy Belle Handicap at Calder. Dancing Spree rolls from last to win the True North Handicap at Belmont. Abbington Road wins the Buckeye Handicap at Thistledown by a nose. Some Romance beats Divine Answer by a neck in the Post-Deb Stakes at Monmouth Park. Capades nets a neck victory over Coolawin in the Oaks at Canterbury.
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Horse Races Produce Multiple Stakes Victories Across U S Tracks
Albany Golden Gate Fields Paris Au Revoir Handicap Bigae faus wins by three quarters over Super. Baltimore Pimlico Park-Handicap Eta Carinae holds off Saucy Gaylord by neck. Chicago Hawthorne No double Handicap Carload defeats Daddy Rex by four. Inglewood Hollywood Park Blushing John wins Hollywood Gold Cup by one length. Louisville Debutante Stakes Churchill Downs Icy Folly rallies to beat Hard Freeze. Miami Calder Miss Florida Handicap Double Diplomat edges Doctor by nose. New York Belmont Park Autostar draws off Toll Free in Vargrancy Handicap. North Randall Thistledown Starry North wins 11th race allowance. Shakopee Canterbury Downs Clever Trevor wins St Paul Derby by seven lengths.
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Boxing Title Wins From Atlantic City to Seoul
The AP report notes multiple title bouts across cities: Orlando Canizales stops Kelvin Seabrooks to defend IBF bantamweight in Atlantic City, Jeff Harding defeats Denissenna Britain for a light title, Tony Tubbs outpoints Ladislo Mitroi in Bakersfield junior middleweights, Michael Moorer stops Leslieart to keep WBO light heavyweight, Charles Williams defeats Czyz toretain IBF light heavyweight, and Humberto Gonzalez outspoints Lee Yul-woo to claim WBC light flyweight in Seoul.
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Wanaque
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South Korea
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Baseball and basketball trades and rosters from major leagues
Multiple teams announce player moves across baseball basketball and football leagues. Timely transactions include pitchers placed on disabled lists, call ups from minor leagues, signings and trades involving Braves Phillies Pirates Giants Cardinals Brewers Rangers and Warriors Trail Blazers Bucks Williams Klin gel signing and Eagles contract for Klin gel.
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Fittipaldi Captures Second Straight CART Indy Win
Emerson Fittipaldi won the Budweiser G I Joe's 200 at Portland, beating Bobby Rahal by 20.36 seconds as fuel strategy and tight turns defined the race. The Brazilian, driving a Chevrolet powered Penske PC18, earned 81 160 dollars for his ninth Indy car victory while nine turns and slippery asphalt tested drivers on the 1 922 mile circuit.
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