Indians Stop Bosox In Eight to Salvage Series Finale
Cleveland beat Boston 4-2 as Willie Upshaw drove in the go ahead run with an RBI single in the eighth. Tom Candiotti pitched seven solid innings for the win and Dave Clark and Joe Carter homered for the Indians who handed the AL East leaders a rare loss.
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Wilander Triumphs In U S Open Final Over Lendl
Mats Wilander defeated Ivan Lendl in a five set U S Open final to claim the title and end Lendl s grip on the championship. Wilander broke to lead late in the final set and outlasted Lendl in a 52 stroke rally to seal the win.
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Cyclones defense shines as ISU notches solid win
Iowa State coach Walden praised a stifling defense and improved fourth quarter as the Cyclones beat Tulane. Dole and Carreathers led tackles with 13 and 12, while Mike Shane added 10 and an interception. Offense struggled but produced enough in a blemish free finish. Baylor moves to 2-0 after a 27-14 win at Kansas led by James Francis and Robert Blackmon on defense. Eldwin Raphel toted 232 yards on 34 carries.
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Betsy King captures Ping Championship in Portland comeback
Betsy King birdied the back nine and sank the par putt on 18 to win the Ping Golf Championship in Portland by one over Colleen Walker. The event featured a 54 hole total of 3 under par 213. The US team won the World Amateur Team Championship in Stockholm led by Carol Thompson and Pearl Sinn. Ian Woosnam set open course records with a 20 under 260 to win the European Open in England. Emerson Fittipaldi won the CART Road America 200 amid fuel management strategy. Gerhard Berger and Michele Alboreto finished 1 2 in the Italian Grand Prix as Ayrton Senna missed a record eighth F1 win. Fernandez and White captured the US Open doubles title 6-4 6-1 over Hetherington and Fendick. Behn Wilson was suspended indefinitely by the Chicago Blackhawks for missing training camp.
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Allison Wins Miller 400 at Richmond Debuts New Raceway
Davey Allison set a record for fastest rise to $1 million in career winnings by winning the Miller 400 at Richmond International Raceway. The Ford driver led 262 of 400 laps, beat Dale Earnhardt by 3.25 seconds after Ricky Rudd blew an engine, with Terry Labonte third and Mark Martin fourth. Allison earned $57,800 in his 52nd race, his second win of the year.
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Chipokas Again Amateur of the Year in Iowa Golf
Cedar Rapids golfer Scott Chipokas wins back to back Amateur of the Year honors after clinching the Job with a 226 total at the Lake Panorama Iowa Open. He finished 14th in the Open and will focus on work over golf next season.
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Green captures second straight PGA win at Milwaukee Open
Ken Green rolled to a six stroke victory at the Greater Milwaukee Open in Franklin Wisconsin finishing 268 20 under par for the 72 holes and earning 126000 for the win. The 30 year old from Danbury Conn added this win to last week’s Canadian Open triumph becoming the first to win back to back PGA events since 1990. Mark Calcavecchia Dan Pohl Donnie Hammond and Jim Gallagher Jr finished 14 under with 274.
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Rausch’s Happy Chef Edged 1-0 by Farm Tavern in ASA Play
Al Rausch pitched a three hitter with 15 strikeouts but Madison’s Farm Tavern won 1-0 over Cedar Rapids Rausch’s Happy Chef. Mike Piechnik and Cedar Rapids Teleconnect prepared 1-0 and 72-23 totals, with other Sunday results including Midland Explorers 3 Des Moines LaPizza 0.
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Kennedy football club to meet in Kennedy High cafeteria
Kennedy football club meets Tuesday at 7 p.m. in the Cedar Rapids Kennedy High School cafeteria. Cornell players of the week honor goes to Mount Vernon senior Mike Martin and Marshalltown sophomore Lance Van Gundy. Martin, 165 pounds, is co-captain and returned a 63-yard punt for a touchdown in a 45-16 loss to Buena Vista. Van Gundy had one reception for three yards and was praised for blocking.
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