Zimmerman Earns 1st LPGA Title at Turquoise Classic
Mary Beth Zimmerman won her first LPGA title at the Standard Register-Samari Turquoise Classic in Phoenix by one stroke over Cathy Kratzert and Donna Caponi. Zimmerman tied Kratzert at 10 under after 16 holes, then sealed the win with a 40-foot birdie on the 17th and finished 10 under 278.
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Purdue Holds Off Indiana 68 60 Behind Mitchell Rebounds
Purdue Coach Gene Keady praised a high effort level as the Boilermakers, led by Mitchell's key rebounds, stretched a first half lead to 41-19 and handed Indiana a fifth straight defeat. Thomas sparked a late Hoosier rally, but Purdue sealed the win to go 10-5 in the Big Ten and 21-7 overall while Indiana dropped to 10-4 and 18-6.
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Doug Lee
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Stephens
Melvin McCants
Daryl Layup
Thomas
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McCants
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Northern Iowa tops Michigan 21 18 in dual wrestling meet
UNI defeats Michigan 21-18 in Cedar Falls as Marty Anderson earns a 37-22 technical fall at 134 pounds over Ron March. Michigan pins Pat Pickford in 1 15 of 126 pounds for their lone pin.
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Mark Schwab
William Waters
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Ricky Moore
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Lendl Wins Rain Delayed Lipton Championship
Top seed Ivan Lendl defeated Mats Wilander 3-6 6-1 7-6 6-4 to capture the Lipton International Players Championship title after a 3 hour 15 minute rain delay. The match lasted 3 hours 24 minutes on court. Evert Lloyd beat Graf in the women's final. Lendl earned 112500 dollars. Wilander 56250.
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Sweden
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West Germany
Dial wins as Bubka withdraws from Michelob Invitational
Joe Dial cleared 19 feet 4 inches and then 19 6 1/4 inches to win indoor pole vault as Sergei Bubka withdrew with a shoulder injury. Billy Olson finished second after clearing 18 feet 4 1/4 inches. Johnny Gray set a new world best in the 1,000-yard run at 2:04.39.
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Sergei Bubka
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Dial
Los Angeles
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Kennedy Cougars win MVC Coach of the Year honor
Kennedy High coach Rick Blackwell earns Mississippi Valley Conference Coach of the Year as the Cougars share the league title and place six first team wrestlers with Kennedy standout Randy Ferry named at 98 pounds among unanimous selections. Iowa City High joins with multiple first team picks while Jefferson leads the second team with four selections.
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Blackwell
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C.rannes
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Dub. Senior
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Hempstead
Lowe
Lowe City High
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Academic All-Big 8 Wrestling trio named from Iowa State
Iowa State's Joe Gibbons Steve Metzger and Murray Anderson earned 1986 Academic All-Big 8 Wrestling honors with GPAs of 2.93 3.18 and 2.89 respectively. Maris Bruzhiks soared 57-6 in the triple jump and Nelli Fiere-Cooman won the women's 60 meters in 7.00 seconds for world best marks at the European Indoor Championships. Zhelezovski won the World Sprint title with 149.085 points edging Dan Jansen 149.595. Jansen set an American 500-meter record 36.84 as he placed second in the first 1 000-meter race and third in two other races. хоккей
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Steve Metzger
Murray Anderson
Iowa State
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Nelli Fiere-Cooman
Ignar Zhelezovski
Soviet Union
Karin Kanin
Zhelezovski
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Jansen
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Wis
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Toronto Maple Leafs
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Leaf
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Saberhagen pushes drug testing clause in Royals contract
Bret Saberhagen the 21 year old Cy Young winner proposes a random drug testing clause in his Kansas City Royals contract after winning arbitration for 925000 dollars He says the clause reflects his belief in his ability and desire to prove nothing to hide He was a 20 game winner last season and spoke on Sunday in Fort Myers Florida
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Kansas City Royals
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