Lendl Falls From Top 10 in ATP Rankings
Ivan Lendl drops out of the top 10 for the first time in 12 years as rankings show him 11th. The 156 weeks at No 1 and his last hold on the top spot in August 1990 are noted. Jim Courier leads as No 1 and Italian Open winner heading to the French Open as top seed.
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Eisenreich Lift Royals Over White Sox 6-1 in Chicago
Jim Eisenreich delivered a three run double as the Kansas City Royals defeated the Chicago White Sox 6-1. Mike Magnante earned his first major league win with five solid innings, while Kirk McCaskill took the loss after seven innings of six run outings.
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Pfund Seeks New Style as Lakers Hire 14th Coach
Inglewood Calif AP Randy Pfund introduced as 14th Lakers head coach says team must adapt with a faster, more versatile style to reclaim glory after Mike Dunleavy resignation. Pfund notes Showtime era and Magic Johnson context, aims for multiple skilled players and quicker ball movement. Pfund, 40, longtime Lakers assistant under Riley and Dunleavy, emphasizes prior coaching roles and six years guiding the summer league team.
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Sanderson quits at Bama after secretary incident
Wimp Sanderson resigns as Alabama basketball coach after being accused of striking his secretary in the face. Athletic director Hoot Ingram accepts the resignation amid ongoing controversy. Nancy Watts had filed a sex discrimination complaint with the EEOC against Sanderson and the university.
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Blackhawks seize 2-0 lead in conference finals
Chicago defeated Edmonton 4-2 to take a 2-0 lead in the Campbell Conference finals. Steve Larmer scored twice and assisted on Michel Goulet's game winner with 3 41 remaining, extending Chicago's playoff winning streak to nine straight.
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No-hitter bid ends as Foxes top Reds 5-3
Anthony Lee carried a no hitter into the eighth inning, guiding the Appleton Foxes to a 5-3 Midwest League win over the Cedar Rapids Reds. Willie Greene belted his 12th homer in the ninth, and Ed Gerald added his fourth homer.
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Cyclones win Big 8 title with 1 2 3 5000m finish
Iowa State men capture the 5,000 in a 1 2 3 showing Brown Robinson and Kihonge lead as ISU secures 155 points to Nebraska 142. Cyclones clinch their 20th Big 8 title under coach Bergan with a decisive late surge, while Nebraska women repeat as league champions.
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Hurst spins 1 hitter to beat Mets 3 0
Bruce Hurst pitched a one hit shutout against New York as the San Diego Padres defeated the Mets 3 0 for their fifth straight win. Hurst (3 3) didn t allow a hit until the sixth when Chico Walker grounded to deep short and was out at second. The Padres and Mets have never pitched a no hitter.
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Hurst hurls seven as Mets fall in loss to Pirates and Braves
San Diego joins NL in 1969 era recounted alongside Braves complete game by Leibrandt and Pendleton hitting streak. The Mets manage only baserunners off Hurst who improves to 7-1 lifetime vs New York. Holy day notes include ONeill, Gardner, and Carter in tight NL action.
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