Giamatti funeral private. Norman, Barr win big tours events
A. Bartlett Giamatti will have a private funeral and burial with a future memorial possibly at Yale. Baseball observes moments of silence and flags at half staff. In Wisconsin, Greg Norman wins the Greater Milwaukee Open with a 19 under total. Dave Barr captures the Cadillac Classic at Glen Abbey for $125,000. Rives McBee wins the Senior PGA Tour's Senior Golf Classic by two strokes.
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A. Bartlett Giamatti
Hamden
Yale University
New Haven
Conn
Giamatti
Yale
Vincent
Baseball
Oakville
Ontario
Dave Barr
Curtis Strange
Fuzzy Zoeller
Art Palmer
Glen Abbey
Lexington
Rives McBee
McBee
Harold Henning
Larry Ziegler
Ritzman Captures LPGA Rail Classic Lead in Springfield
Alice Ritzman birdied the final two holes to post a 6-under 66 and a 135 total, earning a two stroke edge after two rounds of the LPGA Rail Classic in Springfield. Cathy Gerring and Betsy King sit tied for second at 137.
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Ill
Alice Ritzman
Cathy Gerring
Betsy King
Ballesteros Wins European Masters in Tight Finish
Seve Ballesteros birdied two of the final three holes to shoot 5 under par 67 and finish at 266 for a two stroke win over Craig Parry in the European Masters held in Crans sur Sierre Switzerland. Jose Rivera and Paolo Quirici finished four behind at 270.
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Crans-Sur-Sierre
Switzerland
Seve Ballesteros
Craig Parry
Jose Rivera
Paolo Quirici
Fabi Wins Red Roof Inns 200 at Mid-Ohio
Teo Fabi led 26 laps from the finish and used flawless fuel strategy to give Porsche its first Indy car victory in the 84 lap 100.5 mile Red Roof Inns 200 at Mid-Ohio. He crossed 6.98 seconds ahead of Al Unser Jr. driving a Chevrolet powered Lola.
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Ohio
Teo Fabi
al Unser Jr
Porsche
Fabi
Unser
NL Names Players of Month for August
Pedro Guerrero of the St. Louis Cardinals and Tom Browning of the Cincinnati Reds named National League Player and Picker of the Month for August. Guerrero hit .363 with six doubles four home runs and 26 RBI in 30 games Browning posted a 6 0 record and a 1.70 ERA in six starts.
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New York
Pedro Guerrero
St. Louis Cardinals
Tom Browning
Cincinnati Reds
Guerrero
Browning
Bile
Americans dominate international meet with sprint wins in Sweden
Calvin Smith and Danette Young each won two sprint races while Smith set stadium records in the 100 and 200, both under a light head wind. Young won the women's 100 and 200. In San Antonio Frank Pena of Aurora Colorado was named 1989 Boxer of the Year by the USA Amateur Boxing Federation, part of a group of ten honorees including Larry Ramirez and Stan Hamilton.
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Italy
Abdi Bile
Somalia
Roger Kingdom
Danny Everett
Diane Dixon
Larry Myricks
Varnamo
Sweden
Calvin Smith
Danette Young
Smith
Young
San Antonio
Frank Pena
Aurora
Colo
USA Amateur Boxing Federation
Pena
Usa-Abf
Larry Ramirez
Stan Hamilton
Bill Hatch
Les Brown
Pirates Rainout Pushes Charleston Augusta Game To Tonight
The second playoff game in the South Atlantic League Southern Division between Augusta and Charleston was rained out Sunday night. The Pirates and Rainbows rescheduled the game for 7 tonight with Charleston leading the best of three series 1 0.
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Charleston
Augusta
Pirates
Rainbows
U S Open Results Show Wide Open Tennis Action In New York
Sunday play at Flushing Meadow produced multiple five set battles and decisive wins in both men and women brackets. Notable results include Jay Berger defeating Pete Sampras in straight sets and Martina Navratilova overpowering Ina Rajchitova as top seeds advance.
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New York
Flushing Meadow
Television Schedule Highlights and NASCAR Entry List
Schedule lists tennis golf and college football events for television on September 4 and 5 with boxing and CFL telecasts. The racing section provides NASCAR Winston Cup results with drivers including Bodine Trickle Allison and Petty, detailing laps and incidents.
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Colorado
Illinois
USC
Argos
Blue Bombers
Padres
Braves
Greater Milwaukee Open final scores and winners list
The Franklin Wisconsin field completed the $800000 Greater Milwaukee Open at Tuckaway Country Club. Greg Norman topped the standings with 269 for $144000, followed by Andy Bean 272 and Mark Lye 272 in podium positions. Numerous players earned prizes down the line with final scores ranging from 269 to 289.
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Wis
Greg Norman
Norman
Tuckaway Country Club
Andy Bean
Wayne Levi
Mark Lye
Ted Schulz
Jeff Sluman
Steve Pate
Joey Sindelar
Larry Mize
David Frost
Loren Roberts
Duffy Waldorf
Phil Blackmar
Keith Clearwatt
Jay Don Blake
Curt Byrum
Clarence Rose
Bill Sander
P.H. Horgan III
Ian Baker-Finch
Russ Cochran
Dave Eichelbergr
Jim Carter
Mark Hayes
Fulton Ahem
J.C. Snead
Wayne Grady
Webb Heintzelma
Pitt Triumphs Over Pacific With Van Pelt Leads
Pittsburgh defeats Pacific 35 to 0 in a college football clash at home. Van Pelt tallied 141 passing yards and added a 60 yard punt return for a score, while Turner and Deveaux contributed receiving and rushing plays. Pacific’s offense struggled as Pitt's defense limited them to zero points.
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Frazier
Pitt
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Tuten
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Derr
Deveaux
A. Williams
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Powell
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Sterner
Connors
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Stark
Edwards
Hernandez
Zenner
Kaloustian
Tackett
Turner
Richards
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Heard
Lewis
A. Walker
Huebner
Southern 500 final order at Darlington 1990 race results
NASCAR's 40th Southern 500 at Darlington Raceway finished with Dale Earnhardt in first from starting position 10. The list shows Mark Martin second, Ricky Rudd third, Rusty Wallace fourth, Ken Schrader fifth, Harry Gant sixth, Bobby Hillin seventh, Morgan Shepherd ninth, Sterling Marlin tenth, Rick Wilson eleventh, and further places including Geoff Bodine, Michael Waltrip, Kyle Petty, Neil Bennett with stated cars, towns, and purses. Earnhardt earned 71150 dollars at an average speed of 135.462 mph.
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S.C
Darlington Raceway
Dale Earnhardt
Kannapolis
N.C
Chevrolet
Mark Martin
Batesville
Ark
Ford
Ricky Rudd
Chesapeake
Buick
Rusty Wallace
St. Louis
Pontiac
Ken Schrader
Fenton
Harry Ons
Taylorsville
Oldsmobile
Billenon
Dawsonville
South Carolina State tops Presbyterian in season opener
Otis Salley, in his first college start, scored two rushing touchdowns and threw for another as South Carolina State edged Presbyterian 32-27. Parsley led the Blue Hose with 164 rushing yards and three scores, but the Bulldogs broke a five game skid to win their first opener since 1983.
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South Carolina State
Otis Salley
Bulldogs
Presbyterian
Blue Hose
Steve Parsley
Salley
J.w.montgomery
State
John Brown
Ricky Hill
Hill
Derrick Smalls
Nick Caligari
Parsley
Alex Horton
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