Boggan admits his prospects look bleak at U S Open
Miami Beach AP reports Eric Boggan, the United States’ top table tennis player, doubts he can win the U S Open as Chinese players dominate. He explains his limited top form, world travel for competition, and vows that improved national training and coaches could help the U S field a stronger Olympic team in 1988.
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Miami Beach
Fla
United States
Eric Boggan
Boggan
Merrick
N.Y
Tim
Long Island University
U.S
Tim Boggan
USTTA
China
Dale Murphy
Hinault Back in Top Form for Fifth Tour Title Run
Bernard Hinault, returning to peak form after a year in the doldrums, begins the Tour de France with aims at a fifth victory. He faces a strong international field including Greg Lemond and Kim Anderson, while Laurent Fignon is sidelined by knee trouble. The race starts with a 4 mile time trial at Plumelec, Brittany, sending a signal on the opening day for the yellow jersey as riders head north toward Belgium.
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France
Bernard Hinault
Laurent Fignon
Champs Elysses
Hinault
Greg Lemond
Denmark
Kim Anderson
Steve Bauer
Italy
Alps
Pyrenees
Australia
New Zealand
Stephen Roche
Sean Kelly
Scotland
Robert Millar
Gilbert Duclos- Lassalle
Pascal Simon
Alan Peiper
Claude Criquielon
Dietrich Thurau
Phil Anderson
Frankfurt
Henk Lubberding
Steven Rooks
Holland
Eric Vanderaerden
Joop Zoetemelk
Hennie Kuiper
Lucien van Impe
Plumelec
Vannes
Brittany
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