Hillin tops Riverside second day qualifying for Budweiser 400
Bobby Hillin Jr. of Midland Texas posted the fastest second day time at Riverside International Raceway with an average speed of 114.322 mph in the 2.62 mile road course. He will start 22nd in the 400-kilometer race. Sterling Marlin starts 21st using his Friday time. Jim Fitzgerald makes Winston Cup debut co driving with Paul Newman. Nigel Mansell wins Detroit Grand Prix pole with 1 39.264 around the 2.5 mile course. Helena Sukova ends Martina Navratilova 69 match grass streak to win Eastbourne title 7-6 6-3.
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Fitzgerald
Paul Newman
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Nigell Mansell
Detroit
CBS
Mount View Players Named to 1987 Class AAA All State
Outfielder Randy Johnson of Mount View earned a spot on the 1987 Class AAA all state baseball team as selected by the West Virginia Sports Writers Association. Honorable mentions went to Prince ton first baseman Ron Shrewsbury and infielder David Dalsey and Mount View first baseman Tim Vineyard infielder Darrell Osborne and outfielder William Walden. In basketball, Greg Dennis delivered 32 points including a late free throw to lift the South over the North 114 109 in the West Virginia Cage Classic in South Charleston. South scorers included Vinson’s Sean Jackson 23 Huntington East Mitch Sowards 21 and Man’s Sean Brown 11. North leader Myron Ray Wheeling Park 27 with Wheeling Central’s Bobby Reasback 26 and Martinsburg’s Kevin Roman 18.
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Mount View
West Virginia Sports Writers Association
Ron Shrewsbury
David Dalsey
Princeton
Tim Vineyard
Darrell Osborne
William Walden
Greg Dennis
South Charleston
South
Vinson
Sean Jackson
Huntington East
Mitch Sowards
Sean Brown
Myron Ray
Wheeling Park
Bobby Reasback
Wheeling Central
Kevin Roman
Martinsburg
Berlin Mays Step in as 1988 Olympics Contingency City
West Berlin Mayor Diepgen says city could host the 1988 Summer Games if Seoul unrest forces relocation. Events would be split between East and West Berlin. Torch relay reaches Colorado Springs and Greensboro as other Olympic stories unfold.
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Eberhard Diepgen
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Diepgen
East Berlin
Role models list from Chicago Tribune Graphic
CBS poll of students in grades 8 to 12 names William Perry Michael Jordan Mary Lou Retton Larry Bird Jim McMahon Magic Johnson Walter Payton Kareem Abdul Jabbar Pete Rose and Chris Evert as role models in a Chicago Tribune Graphic survey of youths.
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Pete Rose
Chris Evert
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Sports on TV Schedule Highlights Weekend Lineup
Television listings show U S Open third round on ESPN at 7 a.m. and final round on WSET 1:30 p.m.. IMSA Grand Prix of Palm Beach auto racing at 12 p.m. on ESPN and 12:05 p.m. on WTBS. Reds at Braves baseball at 1:30 p.m. on WSET. Sports Sunday 4:30 p.m. on WOBJ. Sportsworld 6 p.m. on WVVA. Budweiser Regatta hydroplane racing at 8 p.m. on ESPN. NASCAR Winston Cup Budweiser 400 at 8 p.m. on ESPN.
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NASCAR Riverside Budweiser 400 Starting Lineup
The Riverside lineup lists Terry Labonte leading Chevrolet at 117.541 mph, followed by Geoff Bodine and Darrell Waltrip. The field also includes Ricky Rudd, Tim Richmond, Morgan Shepherd, Rusty Wallace, Dale Earnhardt, and others with speeds from 117.397 down to 111.043 mph. A separate Detroit Grand Prix lineup shows Nigel Mansell and Ayrton Senna among 26 drivers with times from 1:39.264 to 1:53.644 and speeds from 90,667 to 79,195 rpm.
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Firsts in Baseball Before 1900 Foresee Rules and Attire
Historic milestones before 1900 include Cartwright's 1845 codified rules and Knickerbockers 1849 uniforms. The 1853 box score debuts in a New York paper, 1858 gates opened at 50 cents, and 1862 Union Grounds in Brooklyn hosts the first enclosed ballpark. Cincinnati and Chicago shift styles in 1869, and 1892 allows Sunday games in the National League.
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Friday baseball linescores across major leagues
Friday linescores recap several games with Milwaukee Toronto Chicago Minnesota New York Boston Kansas City California Texas Oakland Cincinnati Atlanta Los Angeles Houston Montreal St Louis San Francisco San Diego. Winners include Milwaukee Chicago New York Atlanta Los Angeles and San Francisco with multiple home runs and pitchers noted by line.
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Saturday's boxscores highlight key hitters and steals
HR Bonde hits two in nine innings with Morrison adding two and R Reynolds driving in three. Dur ham reaches fourteen and Reynolds, Bream, and Bonds contribute steals as the lineup pieces a tight game and late offense.
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Baseball transactions shuffle Indians Yankees and Braves
Transactions from major league clubs show the Cleveland Indians outrighted Doug Frobel to Buffalo of the American Association and recalled Casey Parsons from Buffalo. The New York Yankees optioned Charles Hudson to Columbus and recalled Bob Tewksbury. The Atlanta Braves purchased Trench Davis from Richmond. The Philadelphia Phillies placed Jeff Stone on the 15 day disabled list retroactive to June 16 and recalled Keith Hughes from Maine.
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Richmond
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Maine
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