Indianapolis 500 official standings show Fittipaldi winner
AP report lists 73rd Indianapolis 500 results with driver names starting positions speeds laps and reasons out. Fittipaldi led and finished first with 167.581 mph average after 200 laps, followed by Unser Jr Boesel and others in a long tally of finishers and DNF notes.
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Ken Schrader
Geoff Bodine
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Bill Elliott
Dawsonville
Ford
Mark Martin
Batesville
Ark
Television Schedule Highlights for May 29 30
Listings show sports including Cubs versus Braves on multiple channels, plus races, tennis, karate and a Trans Am auto race. ESPN coverage features a French Open match and SCCA Trans Am event, with NBA Eastern Conference final and Jersey Derby among the Saturday events.
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Local Schedule Charleston at Augusta Pirates
Schedule note for Charleston and Augusta Pirates game on a Tuesday in May with fixture details unclear in OCR text. The readable portion confirms two teams and a midweek meeting but lacks date or venue specifics.
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W.va
Augusta Pirates
Simpson Wins Atlanta Classic In Sudden Death Playoff
Scott Simpson captured the $900,000 Atlanta Classic in a dramatic sudden-death playoff over Bob Tway. Both finished 10 under par 278 after 72 holes, with Simpson sealing victory on the par 3 16th after a 40-foot eagle on the 11th and a closing 67.
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Marietta
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David Peoples
Atlanta Classic final scores and prizes from Marietta event
Final figures from the PGA Atlanta Classic at Atlanta Country Club list Tim Simpson and Bob Tway among top earners with $162,000 and $97,200 respectively. Other prize recipients include Gene Sayers, Ronnie Black, Larry Mize, Mike Miles, and more, totaling near $900,000 in purse. The Corning Classic LPGA results follow with separate prize distribution.
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Homero Blancas
Quinton Gray
Baseball League Transactions Prompt Player Moves
Mariners option Dunne to Calgary and reassess DeLeon. Cubs place Stephenson on 15 day DL and activate Webster while moving Walton to 21 day DL. Dodgers place Duncan on 15 day DL and activate Griffin. Cardinals put Walling on 15 day DL retro May 24 and recall Booker. Phoenix Firebirds release Tillman promote Freeland and Bathe activated.
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Shreveport
Bill Bathe
Waltrip Wins Coca Cola 600 In Memorial Day Race
Darrell Waltrip captures the Winston Cup Coca Cola 600 at Charlotte Motor Speedway edging Sterling Marlin as pole sitter Alan Kulwicki blows an engine late. Waltrip leads Winston Cup standings with key pit strategy and late surge. Seventeen cars fail to finish.
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Fittipaldi Wins Indy 500 in Late Battle for Lead
Emerson Fittipaldi roared from behind to overtake leader and win the Indianapolis 500, his seventh IndyCar victory since 1984. He led 158 of 200 laps at an average speed of 167.581 mph, with Unser second and a field of former winners badly showing. Roger Penske failed to have a car finish, as only Mario Andretti and A J Foyt ended up fourth and fifth, seven laps down.
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Bradley Biddle seals win with last goal
Bradley Biddle scored the final goal to seal the victory as Tom Sr. praised his 15 year old son who played confidently alongside his veteran father. Kensington and April Pauly each added goals while Carlos Lagesasmo led Quimby Plantation with five. Play at Stroh's Cup resumes Monday at Powderhouse Field with Sandy Hill Farm versus Cato Farms and Atlanta Polo versus Stone Ferry. losers bracket games set for Wednesday at Whitney Field.
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