Indianapolis 300 Final Standings See Mears Guerrero In Lead
Final unofficial standings from Sunday Indianapolis 300 list Rick Mears 32 Bakersfield California No 6 March Cosworth 200 laps and 163.621 mph followed by Roberto Guerrero 25 Colombia No 9 Al Unser Sr 44 Albuquerque No 2 and others with 1 to 34 finish positions and laps completed.
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Baseball Matchups and Leaders Highlight Early Week
Major League games feature New York at California Milwaukee at Cleveland Kansas City at Texas Detroit at Oakland and Baltimore at Seattle among Tuesday’s results. Leaders include Engle and Trammell atop American League batting races while Ripken and Murray lead runs and RBIs respectively.
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Dancing Dot wins Jameela Handicap at Pimlico
In Baltimore Dancing Dot $3.00 takes the 31,850 Jameela Handicap at Pimlico by four lengths over Solid Copper. The weekend card also features Win Star $5.20 winning the 85,100 Equipoise Mile at Arlington Park by three quarters of a length over Le Cou Cou. Big Pistol $3.00 defeats Predicament by two lengths in the 33,575 Kentahten Stakes at Churchill Downs. Dis Hi Fi $22.80 wins the 21,075 Princess Doreen Stakes by a neck at Rockingham Park. Sunday action includes Bay Barrister $5.60 taking the Peter Pan Stakes at Belmont Park by three lengths over Gallant Hour.
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Nicklaus Wins Second Memorial Golf Title
Jack Nicklaus wins a three hole playoff over Andy Bean to capture his second Memorial Tournament title at Muirfield Village in Dublin Ohio his 70th career victory and first in over two years Bean misses key putts at 17 and 18 while Chip Beck Roger Maltbie and Payne Stewart share third. Nicklaus earns 90000 while the purse totals 572000 with Bean at 54000.
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Navratilova Opens French Open Bid for Grand Slam
Martina Navratilova began her French Open challenge aiming for a rare Grand Slam after winning Wimbledon U.S. Open and Australian titles last year. She faced Nathalie Tauziat on center court at Roland Garros as the top-ranked player seeks the feat that would trigger a $1 million ITF bonus.
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Horvath
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Braves lose top spot as Cardinals rout Atlanta 12-9
In Atlanta the Cardinals erased a laugher by storming to a seven run first inning led by Ozzie Smith with a three run double. Lonnie Smith and Tom Herr added two singles each as St Louis snapped a five game skid and knocked the Braves from first to fourth in the NL West. Dale Murphy powered Atlanta with two homers and four RBIs, while Chris Chambliss also homered. Craig McMurtry took the loss after a disastrous first inning.
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