Warriors Win Third Straight As Mullin Impresses
Golden State defeats Sacramento 117-111 to run its record to 4-5 with veteran Purvis Short and rookie Chris Mullin contributing double figures. Larry Smith added 21 points, Otis Thorpe scored 24, and Larry Drew put up 23 as the Warriors extend their winning streak.
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Unsers Battle for Indy Title Ends in Miami Duel
Al Unser Sr wins the CART PPG Indy car title by one point after Danny Sullivan clinches the Miami Indycar race in a dramatic near photo finish. Sullivan narrowly defeats Bobby Rahal as Unser Sr finishes fourth to secure the season crown and $300,000 while Unser Jr. settles for second and $200,000.
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Lyle Defends Title as Americans Dominate Kapalua Matches
Brit ish Open champion Sandy Lyle won the Nissan Cup individual title at Kapalua, finishing 21 under for 267 and $50,000. The United States team swept five of six matches to win the inaugural Nissan Cup 10 to 2 over Europe, with Ray Floyd praising the team performance.
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McEnroe Captures Record Fourth Stockholm Open Crown
John McEnroe dominated An ders Jarryd 6-1 6-2 to win a record fourth singles title at the Stockholm Open. The American, seeded No. 1, lost only one point in the second set and earned $60,000 as he extended his Grand Prix lead while Jarryd struggled with serve.
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