Nicklaus Stumbles in U S Open Round at Oak Hill
Jack Nicklaus shot four over par in the second round at Oak Hill and trailed leader Curtis Strange by six. He blamed an inconsistent driver and short putting, noting rain helped his tempo after a 14 minute delay. Nicklaus said nerves come with age and Open play, yet he remains confident of a late charge.
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Fittipaldi Wins Provisional Pole in Detroit Grand Prix
Emerson Fittipaldi led a tight Detroit qualifying session for the Indy car event posting 1 42.631 in the 2.5 mile 17 turn street circuit. Michael Andretti and Al Unser Jr. followed close behind as Scott Pruett Teo Fabi and others vied for the 28 car field ahead of Sunday's race.
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Rick Mears
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Haly
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Unser
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Andretti
Bobby Rahal
Arie Luyendyk
Netherlands
Danny Sullivan
Sullivan
Indy
Desig
Ned
Ayrton Senna
Brazil
Bush greets NCAA champs at White House visit
President Bush welcomed Wichita State baseball players in the Rose Garden after their NCAA championship. He recalled Yale days and the 1947 1948 College World Series finals with teammate Jackie Jensen. Senators Dole and Kassebaum and VP Quayle joined the celebration as Bush joked about a rolling ball in Kalamazoo.
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Pirates Town NY Exits Highlight Princeton Alumni Moves
Pirates Town NY notes former Princeton players scattering to Welland and other clubs. Austin Manahan, once Pittsburgh’s top draft pick, heads to Princeton return plans while welland rosters include Garland Slaughter Jeff Kudler and Marvin Dooley. Other ex-Princeton hitters and pitchers shift through Augusta Salem and Bradenton as the system reorganizes.
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Marvin Dooley
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John Latham
Jeff Osborne
Mark Rhomas
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Jeff Stout
Bill Jerich
Greg Sims
Mandy Romero
Princeton Pirates 1988 head-to-head breakdown
The Princeton Pirates posted an overall 33 37 record in 1988. In the Appalachian League divisions the Northern lineup finished Burlington 1 7 Pulaski 6 2 Martinsville 4 3 Bluefield 6 2 Elizabethton 4 3 Wytheville 4 4 and the Southern lineup yielded Kingsport 4 4 Bristol 3 5 Johnson City 1 7. The Pirates went 17 14 against the Northern Division and 16 23 versus the Southern Division.
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Van McKenzie named editor of The National sports daily
VAN McKenzie, assistant managing editor sports for the Atlanta Journal and Constitution, is named managing editor of The National, a new daily sports newspaper. Frank Deford calls him a major talent. The National will publish six days a week, aiming to be the first U S daily devoted entirely to sports.
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U S Open notes at Oak Hill include four aces on sixth hole
At Oak Hill in the U S Open second round four hole in ones on the sixth hole plus two eagles headlines a day of wild scoring. Curtis Strange eagled the fourth hole and Michael Walton holed a 3 wood on 17 for a second eagle. Payne Stewart led with a 66 as play was interrupted by a cloudburst. Tickets go on sale June 19 for Medinah 1990 Open.
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N.Y
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Arrival Continues at Louisa County High School
Lefthander Martin from Panama City Florida was picked seventh in the June 1988 draft. Opening night starters will be decided this weekend as Young focuses on player development and increased playing time for those in better shape. Players seeking summer housing should call Bowen Field at 326-1326 or George Fanning at 325-8627.
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Fla
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