King Promoter Celebrates 61st Birthday With Bluster
Promoter Don King marked his 61st birthday by delivering a lengthy monologue on boxing politics, naming Pancho Villa and Excalibur among others while suing Razor Ruddock for up to 35 million for breach of contract after walking out on a Lewis bout. King mocked Evander Holyfield and touted Chavez Camacho as next title fight. Tyson attended a separate event, and King defended his promotional optimism.
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Lewis eyes last minute switch to race Christie in Berlin
Carl Lewis considered entering the 100 meters at the ISTAF meet to line up against Linford Christie, with officials deciding on a possible program change. Christie, absent from Berlin coverage, was noted for avoiding a potential clash, while Moses Kiptanui prompted a separate program adjustment.
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NHL schedule expands for 1992-93 season with Lindros debut
The NHL unveils a 1992-93 schedule adding one star, two teams, four games per club and 15 new cities. Opening Oct 6 features Penguins against Flyers with Eric Lindros debut. Regular season adds 24 games in 12 US cities and 3 Canadian locales, including Milwaukee and Sacramento, with expansion aligned to the CBA.
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Quaker Oats and Coaches Corner qualify for national slow pitch
Urbandale area teams Quaker Oats and Coaches Corner of Cedar Rapids earned spots in the ASA A 16 inch men’s slow pitch national in Indianapolis. Quaker Oats finished fourth and Coaches Corner eighth at the state tournament with games set for September 4 to 7. Torrey of Cedar Rapids placed 37th in the girls handicap division at the Coca Cola National Junior Bowling Championships in Tucson. The Iowa Colts split two World Series games in Columbus, losing 12-11 after leading 11-0 to Joe Ohio, then winning 9-8 against Dayton Ohio with three players tallying two hits.
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Connors Downs Ferreira To Reach U.S. Open Quarterfinals
Jimmy Connors defeated Wayne Ferreira 6 3 6 2 on the U S hard courts in Indianapolis to reach the quarterfinals for the second straight tournament. The 39 year‑old star surged past the fifth seed as he nears his 40th birthday and the U S Open.
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McEnroe survives Guar Diola in volatile New Haven match
In New Haven at the Volvo International John McEnroe edges Thierry Guardiola after a 3 hour 12 minute duel, winning 6-7 7-5 7-6 to reach the third round amid oncourt rants and camera incidents. Edberg Lendl and Chang also won. In Montreal Patricia Hu reached the Canadian Open quarterfinals with a 6-3 6-3 upset over Katerina Maleeva to face Monica Seles after Seles defeated Naoko Sawamatsu 6-1 6-2.
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Japan
Senna demands top ride for 1993 Williams or nothing
Ayrton Senna, recently left McLaren Honda, says he will skip 1993 if he cannot secure a competitive seat. Ferrari manager Niki Lauda cited Senna’s wish to drive for Williams Renault as the only viable option, noting Senna’s title ambitions and Monza testing ahead of the Italian Grand Prix.
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Community Classifieds Digest Sparks Local Deals
Local ads list breakfast speakers at Sunrise Optimists event and multiple promotions. Haircut specials at Jan's Blairs Ferry, barbecued ribs at Pizza Village, bingo nights at Emerald Knights and Mesquaki venue, Dr. Hazelton internists contact, floral offers from Pier son’s Florists, and various health and travel ads including Eyewear, dental care, and massage services. Many phone numbers and venues across Cedar Rapids area appear.
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