Wisconsin cowboy sets arena calf roping mark at rodeo
Jim Bound of Wisconsin lowered the Five Seasons Center arena record with a 9.5 second calf roping run at the World’s Toughest Rodeo event. He earned $989.40 as the top time among six events with $15,706.40 in prizes.
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Boxing’s heavyweight title mess after Tyson’s KO loss
The IBF recognizes Buster Douglas as champion while the WBC and WBA dispute the outcome of Tyson Douglas in Tokyo. Promoters clash over the long count and potential rematch, with Holyfield Foreman and Ruddock among possible challengers as boxing politics stall title clarity.
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Tyson Douglas title fight ends in suspension in Tokyo
The eighth round outcome was suspended after executive committee meetings. IBF declares Tyson a loser and Douglas champion, though no Japanese Boxing Commission rep attended. Tyson claims a late struggle and asserts fair play, while Douglas' camp accuses Tyson of bullying.
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Ishii Wins Hawaiian Open As Azinger Edges Closest Chase
David Ishii, a Honolulu native, wins the Hawaiian Open with 279 to earn 180000 and possible US Tour entry after a chaotic final round at Waialae. Paul Azinger finishes second at 280 after a closing 70 as Hubert Green and Craig Stadler falter. In Florida, Mike Hill secures his first senior win at the GTE Suncoast Classic with 70 to beat Lee Trevino by one stroke.
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Fla
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Mich
Trevino
Ben Smith
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