Top 30 highest paid athletes of 1990
Forbes cited 1990s top earners from endorsements and sport winnings. Tyson leads at 28.6 million, Douglas and Leonard follow, with golf stars Nicklaus and Palmer solid in the top ten. The piece critiques athlete endorsements and wealth in golf tennis and other sports.
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Orices Magazine
Fi Business Week
Money
Mike Tyson
James “Buster” Douglas
Ray Leonard
Ayrton Senna
Alain Prost
Jack Nicklaus
Greg Norman
Michael Jordan
Arnold Palmer
Evander Holyfield
James
Buster” Douglas
Nicklaus
Palmer
Ditto
Norman
Reebok’s
McDonald’s
Senna
Prost
Nigel Mansell
Winnipeg Blue Bombers
Netsters
Jose Canseco
Gabriela Sabatini
Gabriela Sabatini. But Canseco
Bo Jackson
Forbes
Bos
Hockaday Wins City Amateur in Amana with 72
Kurt Hockaday, a 24-year-old former Cedar Rapids Washington star, shot a 72 to win the Men’s City Amateur at Amana Colonies Golf Course over 59 competitors. He finished 4 over par 289, with a late birdie from 27 yards at the 18th. Joe Kramer was runner-up at 296.
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Zette
Iddle Amana
Kurt Hockaday
Cedar Rapids Washington
Hockaday
Amana Colonies Golf Course
Lmits
Iowa
Buddy
Joe Kramer
Matt Steddom
Randy Johnson
Scott Carnes
Carnes
Steddom
Grady Wins PGA Championship First Major Title
Wayne Grady, 33, from Orlando by way of Australia, wins the PGA Championship at Shoal Creek by three strokes. Payne Stewart, Gil Morgan, and Fred Couples falter on the brutal course as Grady holds steady with a one-under 71 final round.
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Birmingham
Ala
Wayne Grady
Shoal Creek
Payne Stewart
Gil Morgan
Fred Couples
Stewart
Morgan
Couples
Grady
Harkey shines as Cubs hammer Mets in Chicago rout
Rookie Mike Harkey pitched eight strong innings allowing one run and sparked a four run second with a bases loaded single. Mark Grace Shawon Dunston and Domingo Ramos each had three hits as Chicago beat New York 10-2. Viola struggled giving up seven runs in five innings while Chicago moved to 19 of 26 over late stretch.
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NEW York
Mike Harkey
Frank Viola
Harkey
Chicago
Cubs
New York Mets
Viola
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Mets
Burt Hooton
Mitch Williams
Mark Grace
Shawon Dunston
Domingo Ramos
Grace
Gregg Jefferies
Te Sandberg
Hawkeyes suffer 2nd loss of European tour
The University of Iowa men basketball team fell 88 87 to Beverwyck in Netherlands on Sunday. James Moses led with 23 points while Acie Earl added 16 and eight blocks as Rodell Davis scored 15. The tour continues with games in Ostend and Gravelines en route to Paris.
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Hawkeyes
Beverwyck
Netherlands
University of Iowa
James Moses
Acie Earl
Hawks
Sunair
Ostend
France
Gravelines
St. Quinten
C R Budweiser Clinches State Title In Softball
Cedar Rapids Budweiser won the Amateur Softball Association Men’s Major 16-inch state slow-pitch tournament at Kirkwood Softball Complex. They swept three games Sunday, beating Farner-Bocken 7-3 and 8-5 to end a six year drought and spoil Farner-Bocken’s bid for a three-peat.
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Jeff Dahn
Cedar Rapids Budweiser
Amateur Softball Association
Kirkwood
Budweiser
Cedar Rapids
Mr. Bubbles
Carroll
Farner-Bocken
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Mike
Moses
Earl
Rodell Davis
Troy Skinner
Brigg Tubbs
Jay Webb
Webb
Wade Looking
Belgium
Paris
C.R. Budweiser
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