Illinois signs diverse 1989 football recruit list
Copley News Service summarizes Illinois football signees from diverse high schools. Profiles include CHRIS STETLER at 6-6 215 TE. JASPER STRONG 6-1 180 WR. JEFF HASENSTAB 6-5 245 DL. SCOTT TURNER 6-0 185 RB. CHRIS RICHARDSON 6-3 225 PK. DANA HOWARD 6-2 245 LB. ROD BOYKIN 6-0 185 S. KEVIN JACKSON 6-1 191 RB. J.J. OLAUGHLIN 6-4 205 QB. JOHN HOLECEK 6-2 225 LB. STEVE STEFANSKI 6-7 270 OT. ROBERT CRUMPTON 6-2 190 DB. CHAD COPHER 6-8 242 OL. JON KERR 6-4 255 OL. BRANDON HARRISON 5-11 175 WR. MIKE SUAREZ 6-5 245 TE/DE. KENDILGER 6-6 212 QB. JASON EDWARDS 6-6 225 TE. CEDRIC MOORE 6-2 25 WR.
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University of Illinois
Chris Stetler
Park Forest Rich East
Jasper Strong
Chicago
Mount Carmel
Strong
Nate Turner
Nebraska
Chris Calloway
Jeff Hasenstab
Belleville West
Hasenstab
Downstate Illinois
Scott Turner
Richardson
Tex
Pearce
Turner
Dallas
Texas
Arkansas
Texas Tech
Iowa
Chris Richardson
Tom Lemming
Chicago Tribune
Flyers
St. Louis
Post: Dispatch
Rod Boykin
Dayton
Ohio
Meadowdale
Midwest
Lemming
Boykin
Illinois
Pittsburgh
Kevin Jackson
Oak Lawn
Glendora
Calif
Max Emfinger
O’laughlin
John Holecek
Chicago Heights
Marian Catholic
Dave Mattie
Mike Suarez
Spring Valley Hall
Kendilger
Heritage Hills
Mariah Hill
Ind
Mackovic
Dilger
Jason Edwards
Evansville
Memorial High School
Cedric Moore
Fort Pierce
Fla
Westwood
Moore
Rudd earns pole for Pontiac 400 as Bodine close
Ricky Rudd edged Geoff Bodine to win the Richmond pole, eyeing the biggest single-race payoff in Winston Cup history. Rudd clocked 119.617 mph in a Chevrolet Lumina, while Bodine ran 119.601 mph on the 0.75 mile layout. If he wins the 400 laps, Rudd would take about 55,000 from the purse plus a growing Unocal pot of 220,400. The top 20 positions were decided in Friday time trials, with several big names failing to lock in. The rest of the 34-car field was to be completed in today’s time trials.
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Richmond
Ricky Rudd
Geoff Bodine
Rudd
Rick Henrick
Kenny Bernstein
Richmond International Raceway
Rusty Wallace
Chesapeake
Bodine
Hendrick
Junior Johnson
Johnson
Ricky
Alan Kulwicki
Dale Earnhardt
Dick Trickle
Mark Martin
Kyle Petty
Darrell Waltrip
Rob Moroso
Brett
Davey Allison
Allison
Wallace
Derrike Cope
Martin
Ford
Nascar
Kulwicki
Earnhardt
Cope
Daytona
Waltrip frustrated at Daytona lacks ickey shuffle in victory lane
Waltrip failed to contend in the Daytona 500 as an ill handling car and 15 laps under caution left him a lap down in 14th. He earned 49340 dollars, boosting career earnings beyond 15 million, while Earnhardt faced heartbreak from a late tire puncture that let Derrike Cope take the win.
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Darrell Waltrip
Victory Lane
Waltrip
Dale Earnhardt
Derrike Cope
Earnhardt
Cope
Auto racing notes go big to bigger this weekend
The article chronicles a rollercoaster season with A J Foyt admitting a helmet glue issue slowed him at Daytona and Emerson Fittipaldi returning to race in Miami. Derrike Cope’s Daytona 500 win boosts the Lumina’s success, while Days of Thunder filming at Daytona stirs crowds and Cruise signs autographs before security intervenes.
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Miami
CART
Emerson Fittipaldi
Ralph Sanchez
Fittipaldi
Daytona International Speedway
Tom Cruise
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