Moses Olympic bid fades after miss in Irvine meet
Edwin Moses, 36, world record holder in the 400 meter hurdles, misses a chance to qualify for the U S trials due to a pinched nerve in his left ankle at the Irvine Elite Track Classic. The June 13 deadline looms while his final shot could be at Indy Games in Indianapolis next weekend.
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Norman may miss U S Open after alternate spot in qualifiers
Norman joined an eight player playoff at The Lakes Club Columbus for four Open berths, finalizing as an alternate after a par on the third extra hole. Tom Lehman led 18 qualifiers with 66 70, while many stars including Tiger Woods and Ben Crenshaw failed to reach the U S Open.
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Millard incident prompts compassion from coach Davis
Davenport AP Russell Millard's attempted death by his own action prompted Iowa coach Tom Davis to stress that a coach must care beyond a player's on court results. Davis said the episode will foster patience and understanding toward players and the need to support them daily.
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College basketball coach reflects on Millard overdose incident
Millard, a 6-foot-9 forward and highly regarded recruit, was treated at a Cedar Rapids hospital after overdosing on May 29. Davis, his coach, called him a good kid and said Millard faced unusual pressure. he expects Millard to play next season with four years of eligibility.
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Yount climbs all time hits list with three against Athletics
Milwaukee pitcher Bill Wegman and Robin Yount led the Brewers to a 6-2 win over the Oakland Athletics as Yount collected three singles to move to 2,931 career hits, elevating him to 21st on the all-time list.
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Royals Click Out of Last Place in Surprising Turnaround
Kansas City moved into a fifth place tie with California at 22 32 after a 4 1 victory over Seattle to cap a fifth straight win. Offense led the surge as Wally Joyner Kevin McReynolds Gregg Jefferies and Keith Miller joined the lineup, with Brett seeking his 3 000th hit while pitching struggled.
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Cougars split softball doubleheader with Muscatine
Nicole Boothe delivered RBI singles for both Kennedy runs as the Cougars split with Muscatine in nonconference action. Kennedy won 1-0 on Randy Keiper three hit effort. Muscatine answered 5-1 behind Alisha Kramer 11 strikeouts and four RBI. Center Point Urbana beat Starmont 8-4 as Kramer doubled and drove in four. Ed-Co used a seven run fourth to defeat North Linn 14-3 on four hits and miscues.
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Big Ten backs 60 40 split for men and women sports
Big Ten presidents approve a 60-40 goal to favor women’s teams by 1997 and require each school to submit plans within a year. Universities may limit men’s squad sizes and redirect funds to women’s programs as part of the equity push led by Purdue’s Steven Beering.
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