Princeton Tigers fall to Jefferson County in state tennis semifinal
Princeton boys tennis finished 15 3 after a 5 4 five hour state semifinal loss to Jefferson County at West Liberty State College. Coach Dave Bell lauded seniors leadership and noted three players qualified for state singles and a girl also advanced. The 1994 season closes with several returning players and optimism for next spring.
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Michael Cabral
Blue shines as Giants beat Phillies 3 1 on one hitter
Vida Blue return to the majors anchors a one hitter in five innings as the San Francisco Giants beat the Philadelphia Phillies 3 1. Rob Deer pinch hits for two Giants homers while Frank Williams and Mark Davis close it out. Other NL and AL games noted include Rose multi hit night for Reds and Pirates DeLeon two hitter.
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Ty Cobb
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Danny Heep
Celtics Lose Championship Clash At Inglewood
Boston and Los Angeles traded blows in a back and forth NBA final. Bird and McHale led Boston with 31 and 29 points respectively as Kareem Abdul-Jabbar paced the Lakers with 26 points and 14 rebounds. Final score Los Angeles 136 Boston 111 with Riley ejected as foul counts and team totals dominated by the Lakers.
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Baseball National League East and West standings recap
NL East features New York, Chicago, Montreal, St. Louis, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia with race tight. West shows San Diego, Cincinnati, Houston, Los Angeles, Atlanta, San Francisco amid weekend results and upcoming games including key pitchers Hesketh LaPoint Lynch Hershiser Ryan Gross and Dravecky with late games scheduled.
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Budweiser 400 Race Results at Riverside
Terry Labonte led 95 laps and earned 39200 dollars as the winner of the Budweiser 400 at Riverside International Raceway. Harry Gant finished second and Bobby Allison third, with 19 finishers listed and payout amounts for each driver.
Community Sederwond Club Championships Results
Linda Garrison beat Michelle Plagatts 75 43 42 in singles while Jim Macomber defeated Surendra Jain 63. Barnes Parkes toppled Bruce Garrison 67 6 1. Kick Graham won 64 64 over Dana Lynch. Jack Lawson beat Dr Khokar 62 6 2. Bob Staten defeated Dr Pipstein 75 14 64. Dave Kovach bested Kot Johnston 64 62. Billy Gergely down Hilly Would 63 6 40. Christine Plagatta defeated Asia Dar 62 61. Today at 2 pm Hetsey Kelly vs Jase Miller 6 8 Jin Macomber vs fick Graham 7 Heb Staton vs Dr Qan Asia Dar vs Sharm Miller Billy eereets vs Mike Mectruen
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Hilly Would
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Sharm Miller
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Mike Mectruen
Labonte Wins Budweiser 400 At Riverside In 1985
Terry Labonte known as The Iceman outdueled Bobby Allison for the lead on lap 80 and pulled away to win the NASCAR Budweiser 400 for the second straight year. He finished five seconds ahead of Harry Gant with Allison third in the 95 lap, 400 kilometer road race. Labonte, 28, from Corpus Christi now in Archdale North Carolina, averaged 104.276 mph on the Riverside 2.62 mile nine turn course.
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Leconte Ousts Noah To Reach French Open Quarterfinals
In Paris Henri Leconte defeated Yannick Noah 6-3 6-4 6-7 4-6 6-1 in a dramatic fourth round clash. Leconte, 22, also ousted Andres Gomez and advances to face Mats Wilander. John McEnroe and Joakim Nystrom won their fourth round matches as well.
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New Zealand racer Stuart Lyndon killed in ARCA 500 crash
Hampton Georgia AP report says Stuart Lyndon, 35, a Hastings born mechanic living in Asheville, died in a one car crash during the Georgia ARCA 500 at Atlanta International Raceway. Lyndon’s Ford Thunderbird left the track on the second turn of lap 32, struck an infield dirt embankment, ending his ARCA debut in the United States. He had previously driven in ARCA events and other circuits after arriving in the U.S. eight years ago.
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Andretti Dominates Miller American 200 Victory at Milwaukee
Mario Andretti led 196 of 200 laps at Wisconsin State Fair Park en route to victory in the Miller American 200 Indy car race. Beatrice Lola Cosworth held pole with a track record 147.608 mph, and Andretti earned $38,274 while extending his season lead over Danny Sullivan. Rick Mears finished third, Tom Sneva second, with Al Unser timing electrical issues limiting the field.
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