Hawaii Rainbow Warriors Seek Solid Season Start
The Rainbow Warriors feature Al Noga the third round Vikings pick in 1988 with praise from Floyd Peters. Hawaii’s roster blends Americans and internationals as Mark Nua and Fakava headline a 12 game schedule with nine home contests.
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Louganis clinches fourth Olympic springboard berth
Greg Louganis earned 717.72 points in the finals to total 1440.60 and secure his fourth Olympic spot at the U S Olympic Diving Trials in Indianapolis. Mark Bradshaw edged Kent Ferguson for the second team slot with 1375.05 points while Ferguson finished third after a shoulder dislocation on his first dive in the 111-dive final.
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Penn Corp Edges Teleconnect To Reach ISC Semis
Sioux City pitcher Paul Magan hurled a two hit shutout as Penn Corp defeated Teleconnect 3-0 at Borg-Warner Field to advance in the 42nd International Softball Congress World Fast Pitch Championships. Teleconnect finishes 3-2 with a seventh-place showing, while Penn Corp improves to 77-24 and advances to meet Midland Explorers at 5 p.m. today.
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Fisk 5-for-5 but Tigers win
Detroit beat Chicago 5-4 as Dwayne Murphy Darrell Evans and Lou Whitaker homered. Carlton Fisk went 5-for-5, the first five-hit game of his 18 year career, and broke Rick Ferrell's AL games caught record at 1 807.
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Lewis weighs relay choice before Seoul Olympics
Carl Lewis doubts running the 400 meter relay at the Games citing coach Russ Rogers as blocking his Olympic relay bid. Lewis says he may skip the relay to focus on three individual events, while Steve Cram wins the 1500 meters with 3:30.95 at Heysel Stadium amid Olympic suspense.
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Grayer Shines as Olympians Hammer NBA Select Team
Former Iowa State star Jeff Grayer scored 18 points to lead the Olympians to a 100-67 win over an NBA Select Team in Richfield Ohio. Coach John Thompson plans final cuts to 12, stressing defense and transition play as the tour continues toward Olympic selection.
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