Edberg and Navratilova win in tough French Open ties
Second seeds Stefan Edberg and Martina Navratilova won straight sets in Paris though tougher than expected as Edberg criticized scheduling on an outside court and Navratilova fought through errors. Chris Evert hoped her injured heel would allow her to continue, with a recheck looming for a potential third round.
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Young Oilers Could Be NHL's Next Dynasty
Edmonton looks to extend domination as stars like Gretzky Messier and Fuhr remain in their primes. Coach Muckler and GM Sather cite youth and strategy shifts, predicting a long era of success with a deep farm system and rising players such as Simpson and Ranford.
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Marble ordered to pay for Iowa City vehicle crash damages
Iowa basketball player Roy Marble must pay a Monticello firm 1 670.32 plus 19.92 court costs after a Sept 28 1987 auto collision on First Avenue Coralville. Marble admitted speeding and was breath tested. magistrate Krista Van Engelen issued the verdict May 2.
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Family stars shine at state meet as Otting wins long jump
Otting secured the state title with a legal second jump after a shaky first attempt. Nate Truelson finished runner-up in the 3A long jump while twelve area athletes and four relays placed in the top six. Dahlhoff, Kingery, Anderson, and Kitzman earned thirds in 3,200 and discus events, with multiple others reaching finals and records set in the 400 relay. Finals and prelims details follow for 9:30 a.m. start.
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Maxson Leaves Cedar Rapids Washington Track In Midseason Move
Cedar Rapids Washington star Maxson quit the Warrior track squad after signing a national letter of intent to run at Iowa. He posted season bests of 4 minutes 21.79 in the 1 600 and 9 29.03 in the 3 200, with a 9 36.08 3 200 win reported Friday. He had been a two time state 4A runner up and contributed to the medley and 3 200 relays.
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