Agassi Beats Edberg In International Players Championship Final
Andre Agassi defeated Stefan Edberg 6-1 6-4 0-6 6-2 in Key Biscayne to win the International Players Championship, earning $179,000 and extending his 1990 record to 16-2. Edberg's 10-match win streak ended as unforced errors and selective net play shaped the match. Seles won the women’s final the previous day.
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Andre Agassi
Stefan Edberg
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Edberg
Indian Wells
Calif
Andre
Love
Tim Mayotte
Jay Berger
Andres Gomez
Jim Courier
San Francisco
Monica Seles
Valvano contract talks resume as courts loom over NC State
The Raleigh meeting at Howard Manning's office seeks to end Valvano's contract amid calls for his resignation after a board vote 9-3. Manning and deputy AG Andy Vanore Jr. attend. the coach faces a $500000 buyout if fired for non felony or NCAA violations. Shackleford's admitted payments fuel pressure.
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Webb
Andy Vanore Jr
Charles Shackleford
N.C. State
Chambers floods Suns with a 60 point breakout
Phoenix star Tom Chambers, listed as probable with a hamstring strain, played 42 minutes and set a Suns arena record with 60 points in a 121-95 win over the Seattle SuperSonics. He cited hot shooting and improved leg strength as the key to his scoring surge.
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Tom Chambers
Seattle
Chambers
Phoenix Suns
SuperSonics
Damon Bailey
Indiana
Bailey
Bedford North Lawrence
Concord
Doug Padilla
Jan Stephenson
Prost wins Brazilian Grand Prix in Ferrari upset
Alain Prost defies odds to beat McLaren-Honda in his Ferrari debut victory after six years with the team. Gerhard Berger finishes second, Ayrton Senna third, as Prost seeks to boost Ferrari competitiveness.
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Ferrari
Prost
McLaren-Honda
Ayrton Senna
Gerhard Berger
Austria
Senna
Dale Earnhardt
Bobby Rahal
Martin Brundle
Earnhardt
Rahal
Brundle
England
Hawkeyes and rivals prep for next wrestling season
Returning stars from Iowa, Iowa State, and UNI shape 1990-91 as Oklahoma State looms. Reiland, Chelesing, Fiser and Butteris highlighted Iowa renewals. OSU, Arizona State lose key 118 to 167 pounders while juniors advance. Attendance topped 52,000 as teams eye NCAA sites and comeback bids.
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Bart Chelesvig
Travis Fiser
Greg Butteris
Oostendorp
Terry Brands
Zapatis
Steve Martin
Ryan
Syracuse
Oklahoma State
Pat Smith
Fiser
Butteris
Iowa
Arizona State
Zeke Jones
Thom Ortiz
Townsend Saunders
Dan St. John
Cowboys
Smith
Tony Purter
Chris Owens
Chuck Barbee
Todd Chesbro
Robby Hadden
Randy Couture
Kirk Mammen
Purler
Chesbro
Iowa State
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Dan Knight
Cyclone
ISU
Steve Hamilton
Eric Akin
Dan Troupe
Akin
Troupe
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Torrae Jackson
Matt Johnson
Brad Knouse
Jamie Cutler
Gary Steffensmeier
Duaine Martin
Rich Powers
Panthers
Mark Schwab
Steve Hartle
Jamie Byrne
Mark Pustelnik
UNI
Curt Bennetham
Cory Manning
Gerrarian
Gary McCall
McCall
Knight
Chelesing
Chris Barnes
Kevin Dresser
Grundy
Dresser
Twin Tom
NII
Iowa City
Oklahoma City
Ames
College Park
OSU
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