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Dixon Telegraph

Location

Dixon, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1989

Page

9

Mears Wins Autoworks 200 at Phoenix After Engine Stop

Al Unser Jr. finishes second as Rick Mears leads late after an engine kill on a pit stop. Daly, starting strong, finishes 12th for 1 point and $16,300. Teo Fabi, Pancho Carter, Mario Andretti, Ludwig Heimrath Jr., and Kevin Cogan among top 10 in the one mile Phoenix Raceway race.

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Faldo Hoch claim Masters playoff after dramatic final

In Augusta, Nick Faldo won the Masters in sudden death on hole 11 after Scott Hoch failed a two-foot par putt on the first playoff hole. Hoch’s miss, plus Faldo’s 25-foot birdie, sealed a dramatic finish as Britain claimed back-to-back titles and Hoch’s bid ended in disappointment.

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Fisher to be named Michigan cage boss

Steve Fisher has won the Michigan basketball coaching job after the NCAA title run. A press conference was set for 10 a.m. Monday to confirm his appointment as successor to Bill Frieder, who left to coach at Arizona State. Fisher, 44, spoke of recruiting worries and the need to replace key players as Michigan aims for continued success.

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Stewart A's snap Sox win streak in Oakland

Oakland's Dave Stewart was one out from a complete game before Tony La Russa pulled him for Dennis Eckersley who closed out a 4-2 win over the Chicago White Sox. Mark McGwire drove in two runs, matching Oakland's early 4-0 lead before Chicago scored twice in the ninth.

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Weather Washes Out Local High School Games

Three high school athletic events were cancelled or postponed due to bad weather. The Dixon Dukes baseball doubleheader at Sterling and a quadrangular boys tennis meet featuring Dixon Coal City and Pontiac at Streator were postponed with makeup dates TBA. The Freeport at Rochelle baseball game was cancelled and will not be rescheduled.

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Sutcliffe, Ramos power Cubs to 8-3 win and sweep

Cubs ace Rick Sutcliffe shut down Pittsburgh despite frigid wind at Wrigley Field, striking out 11 over a complete game as Chicago routed the Pirates 8-3. Domingos Ramos went 3 for 3 with two RBIs, backing Sutcliffe and sending Chicago to a three-game sweep.

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Peterson leaves Walnut for Pontiac coaching challenge

Walnut High School coach Mick Peterson accepts the head coaching post at Pontiac, a Class 3A program that has won only four games in the last four seasons. He led Walnut to IHSA Class 1A quarterfinals in each of his five years, posting a 50-9 record. He says the move offers a new pressure and chance to grow, and notes the Walnut referendum preserving extracurriculars influenced his decision.

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