Americans Smith and Mitchell defeat Johnson in Cologne 100
In Cologne Johnson places third behind Calvin Smith and Dennis Mitchell as Smith clocks 10.16 and Mitchell 10.27, Johnson fading to 10.29 amid a cold headwind. Aouita wins the 800 in 1:43.86, Spivey takes the 1,500, with Johnson citing fatigue after a tight European schedule.
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Thompson smiles despite Olympians' loss to NBA Select Team
In Auburn Hills on Sunday the NBA Select Team handed the U S Olympic finalists a 90 83 defeat as Reggie Miller scored 20 and Isiah Thomas added 15 points and 10 assists Thompson praised the physical test and hinted at final roster choices while the Olympians fight to finish the tour with two more games ahead of the Sept 2 cut.
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Rahal Wins Quaker State 500 After Crash Marathon
Bobby Rahal takes his first win of the season at the Quaker State 500 on a 133.713 mph average as 10 cautions slow the race. Rahal beats Al Unser Jr by 17.05 seconds with Roberto Guerrero third. John Judd engines power the victory ending Chevrolet dominance. Mario and Danny Sullivan exit early, while John Andretti suffers a major crash but avoids serious injury.
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Allison wins Champion 400 at Michigan in close NASCAR finish
Davey Allison of Hueytown Alabama led with 46 miles to go to win the Champion 400 at Michigan International Speedway. Rusty Wallace finished second ahead of Bill Elliott after a chaotic final pit stop that trimmed Elliott’s grip on the race.
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Field goal in OT gives Vikings 19 16 win over Cardinals
In Tempe Arizona Chuck Nelson kicked a 23 yard field goal with 48 seconds left in overtime to lift Minnesota to a 19 16 exhibition victory over Phoenix. Tim Newton recovered a Stoudt fumble 1 48 left in OT and Rich Gannon connected with Greg Richardson on 22 and 26 yard passes to set up the decisive kick.
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Armstrongs field for 14 inch slow pitch nationals
URBANDALE Armstrongs of Cedar Rapids qualified for the 14 Inch State Slow Pitch Softball Nationals after two Sunday losses at Walker Johnson Park. The team finished tied for fifth with a 3-2 state record and will join Krantmans Marshalltown Mickey Fins and H J Hitmen Des Moines at the Sept. 25 independence event.
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New Zealander Wins Midlands Open Tennis Crown
Glenn Wilson a 21-year-old Iowa State junior from Nelson New Zealand defeated Sunil Reddy 6 4 6 2 at Klotz Tennis Center to win the Midlands Open in Iowa City. Wilson also partnered Cary Vorheis to win the open doubles 6 2 4 6 7 5 over Spencer Eells and Mike Conlon.
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