Daly withdraws from New England Classic after exhausting stretch
John Daly quit after a 4 over par 75 in the New England Classic first round at Pleasant Valley Country Club. Tournament officials and the PGA noted his mental and physical exhaustion, with Daly citing burnout and seeking rest.
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Shula signs long Miami Dolphins contract through 1996
Don Shula locked in a new Dolphins deal in his 25th year that grants him minority ownership and a coaching role through 1996 unless he moves to the front office. Wayne Huizenga chair says Shula can coach as long as he feels fit, with no set retirement date. Shula may take VP and football operations if he moves upstairs.
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Linn-Mar Falls to West After Late Linn-Mar Rally Fails
Linn-Mar baseball rallies in the bottom of the sixth scoring three but West refutes with two runs in the seventh. Weichers earns the win after five innings with six strikeouts while Burris takes the loss despite strong fastball showing.
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Maddux Earns Third Straight Complete Game In Braves Win
Braves split a doubleheader with the Cardinals as Greg Maddux tossed five hits in a complete game to improve to 13-5 and lower his ERA to 1.71 He struck out eight and walked none to end a three-game slide and tie for NL East lead with Montreal A first-game loss featured Omar Olivares three-hitter and Gregg Jefferies driving in three on 3-for-4 for St Louis.
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Open champion Alfredsson sets Open record at 19th hole
Alfredsson thrives on tough links and record pace as she tops the Open field. She matches 65 with Little Okamoto Dickinson, while Thompson from Sewickley showcases a 32 34 round including an eagle on 16. Thompson sits among golf royalty with USGA ties and board leadership.
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