Tyson rematch unlikely for a year amid Douglas Holyfield talks
Mike Tyson may wait until 1991 for a rematch with James Douglas as Douglas plans first defense against Evander Holyfield in September. Douglas' camp says Tyson must wait until February 1991. promoter Dan Duva notes Holyfield fight not yet set. Douglas parts ways with Don King, who vows legal action to enforce his contract. King blasts the situation while Douglas claims lack of respect from King.
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Oregon Kid's Classic Wrestling Tourney Set
The eighth annual Oregon Kid's Classic Wrestling Tourna ment will be held Saturday at Oregon High School with five age divisions for ages 5 to 14. Entry fees 5 before Feb 28 and 7 after. no day-of entries. Sign-in 7:45 to 8:30 a.m.. wrestling starts 9 a.m.. admission 2 adults 1 student. Contact Ken Scott or Rich Schmidt for details.
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Navratilova wins Chicago Slims final in 54 minutes
Martina Navratilova defeats Manuela Maleeva 6-3 6-2 in Chicago to claim her 10th Chicago title since 1974 in a return from a two month layoff. She and Anne Smith win the doubles final 6-7 6-4 6-3 over Sanchez Vicario and Tauziat. In Toronto, Lendl beats Mayotte 6-3 6-0 to secure the SkyDome title. Becker wins in Brussels Belgian Indoor Championship.
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Amboy Wrestler Ely Reaches State After Long Weekend
Amboy coach Jim Mahar notes the long wait before Jay Conley of Reed Custer captured the title as Ely advances from Class 1A action. Ely benefited when Hillsboro’s Ben Hemken defaulted, then defeated Rich Hutchison 4-2 and topped Tim Mrowiec 8-4 for third. Robby Leese of Ashton-Franklin Center loses first round and then forfeits in wrestleback quarterfinals after a tough start.
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Evergreen Park
Freshman Joe Williams dazzles at 135 in 2A title run
Peterson placed second at heavyweight with a 13-8 final loss to Travis Smith of Tolano Unity. Chad Kelly was runner-up at 171 in 1A. Illinois hopes rise as top talent Jeff Mirabella at 119 and Jehad Hamdan at 189 claim titles, while Joe Williams of Mt. Carmel shocks crowd by clinching 135-pound Class 2A crown.
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Heart of Mary and Hinsdale matchups fill Class 2A sectionals
Immaculately listed sectional pairings show Class 2A and 1A games across Illinois arenas. Notable entries include Elmhurst Heart of Mary facing Dixon and Rockford Boylan clashing with De Warren, plus Warren beating Annawan 76 to 70 in Savanna for a sectional final.
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Early Sunday NCAA Upsets Spark Big Conference Scores
College basketball results across regions show Iowa routing Loyola Maryland 80 65 La Salle defeating Fairfield 72 49 Rhode Island edging Duquesne 66 65 while Texas A&M beat Texas 79 73 and Oregon State bested Washington State 83 63 notable wins include Indiana 118 71 over Iowa and Illinois 63 70 Michigan State with close finishes across numerous games.
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STATE FINALS ROUNDUP OF WRESTLING RESULTS AND STANDINGS
Roundup of state finals wrestling results with detailed clasps. Notable bouts feature Cory Daker Manito Forman dec Woody Bagwell Fithian Oakwood 4 3 and Trevor Elliott Sandwich dec David Bobee Plano 5 2. Other matches include Shane Daker Manito Forman 11 4 over Manuel Olalde Sterling Newman and Jason Bever Evergreen Park 6 0 over Shawn Condon Harvard.
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Manito Forman
Woody Bagwell
Fithian Oakwood
Trevor Elliott
Sandwich
David Bobee
Plano
Mike Mena
Sterling Newman
Javier DeLaUz
Bryan
Shane Daker
Manuel Olalde
Stormy Tidmore
Wilmington
Kevin Fitzgerald
Elgin St. Edward
Jason Bever
Evergreen Park
Shawn Condon
Harvard
Dan Simon
Dan Naab
Rock Island Alleman
Kipp Wahlgren
Princeton
Steve Wood
Jay Conley
Reed-Custer
Vic Sebastian
Peotone
Aaron Fancher
Mahomet Seymour
Kevin Arnold
Riverdale
Ray Soto
Geneva
Chad Kelly
Kewanee
Steve Rusk
Orion
Juan Molina
Tolono Unity
Shearson Lehman Hutton Open final results at Torrey Pines
Dan Forsman won the $900,000 Shearson Lehman Hutton Open at Torrey Pines Golf Club in La Jolla California with a 275 total 13 under par earning $162 000. Tom Armour passed 277 to take 11 under and $97 200 while Tom Byrum and others finished in the 279 to 283 range with varying prize money.
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Daytona 500 results show Cope wins in 200 laps
Derrike Cope of Charlotte wins the Daytona 500 in car number 12. Terry Labonte finishes second and Bil Elliott third. Race time about 3 hours 1 minute with 1 car length margin. Prize money totals list top finishers and speeds.
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Sycamore Edges Rochelle 59 53 In Boys Basketball
Sycamore defeats Rochelle 59 to 53 as Marcus and Carlson lead with 17 and 14 points respectively. Mershon and Hopwood pace Rochelle with 16 and 10 points amid a high fouling game and three pointers by both teams.
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Monday and Tuesday High School Basketball Schedules
Monday regional 1A games feature Oregon Eastland versus Polo at 7 30 Mendota Amboy on Earlville Morrison Milledgeville Thomson Tampico Manlius plus Tampico at 7 30 Girls 2A supersectional at Elmhurst York Dixon faces Immaculate Heart at 7 Tuesday sets Mount Morris Oregon Ashton Forreston Ohio LaMoille Leland Paw Paw Morrison Prophetstown Fulton Unity Erie Walnut Annawan Riverdale 8 and Illinois Central plays Sauk Valley in men’s action and women’s basketball listed.
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