Horton reflects on NBA rookie season with Bullets
Former Iowa star Ed Horton recalls a tough 1989-90 rookie year with Washington, playing 45 games and averaging 4.5 points as the Bullets struggled to a 31-51 record. He discusses the center shortage, a key trade for Pervis Ellison, and his unsettled future with coach Wes Unseld.
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White Sox extend road win streak with sweep at Yankees
Chicago beats the Yankees 8-5 to notch an 11th straight road victory and complete a four game sweep at New York. Sammy Sosa delivered a two run bloop single with bases loaded in the six run frame. The win moved the White Sox to 52-31 and kept them hot on the road.
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Reds hold off late rally at Rockford to win 4-3
Cedar Rapids Reds built a 4-0 lead, weathered a seven run Expos rally in the seventh, and edged Rockford 4-3 in Midwest League action. Mike Anderson faced trouble in the seventh before Doug King ended the threat.
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Pete Beeler
Mike Anderson
Doug King
King
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Krause
Capriati Captures First Pro Tennis Title at Mount Cranmore
Fourteen year old Jenifer Capriati defeated Ros Fairbank 6-3 3-6 6-3 in Conway New Hampshire to win the Mount Cranmore International finals and claim her first pro title. The Tampa native also teamed with Fairbank to win the doubles 6-4 7-6. Capriati, who recently turned pro, has finals appearances in three events since March and will represent the United States in the Federation Cup in Atlanta before the U.S. Open.
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King Wins U.S. Women's Open in a Stunning Comeback
Betsy King overturned an 11 stroke deficit to beat Patty Sheehan by one at the Riverside Course Atlanta Athletic Club for her second straight Open victory. Sheehan, leader most of the event, faltered late as King posted a 72-hole 4 under 284 to claim the title and $85,000. Dottie Mochrie also contended with a 72 and 66 but failed to catch the leaders.
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