Blue Power Beats Red in Telegraph All-Star Clash
In the Sixth Annual Telegraph All-Star game at Lancaster Gymnasium, the Blue Squad surged from a 39-32 halftime deficit to win 105-83. MVP Greg Shule led with 21 points, supported by Dave Mattingly and Todd Etheridge, while Dixon’s Mark Nettz anchored defense with six steals. Red led early, but Blue’s pace and key 3s turned the tide in the fourth.
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Lancaster Gymnasium
Blue
Red
Greg Shule
Walnut
Dave Mattingly
Todd Etheridge
Ohio
Lloyd Johnson
Shule
Etheridge
Mattingly
Dan Demmer
Dixon
IWC Gang
Demmer
Shule tops MVP in Telegraph All-Star Classic thriller
Greg Shule a 5 foot 11 guard from Walnut High School scored 21 points including 13 in the final 6:20 to lift the Blue to a 105 83 win over the Red and edge Ohio’s Todd Etheridge in MVP voting by Telegraph reporters Etheridge led all scorers with 25 points and Shule called it his best game in a long time Also starring for Blue were Mark Nettz and Dave Mattingly while Polo’s Bob Stevenberg and Chris Rosauer led the Red team Syro and Ashton’s Marc Syro drew strong support from fans.
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Dixon
Mark Nettz
Rob LeSage
Mattingly
Sean Fawkes
Ohio
Tom Fultz
Amboy
Chris Grossman
Jeff Croegaert
Bob Stevenberg
Jason Osborne
Mount Morris
Brian Hickman
Rochelle
Mike Busby
Sterenberg
Fultz
Red
Hickman
Rosauer
Stevenberg
Busby
Mark Dillon
Greg Shule
Walnut High School
Shule
Todd Etheridge
Oregon
Chris Rosauer
Marc Syro
Ashton
Neverending
Augustana
Ill
Etheridge
Greg
Nettz
Syre
Expos top Cubs as Brooks, Galarraga drive 8-5 win
Montreal climbs to first place in the NL East at 36-30 after an 8-5 victory over Chicago. Hubie Brooks and Andres Galarraga each drive in two runs while Bryn Smith holds the Cubs to nine hits through eight innings. Smith improves to 7-2 with Tim Burke earning his 14th save.
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UPI
Hubie Brooks
Andres Galarraga
Bryn Smith
Montreal Expos
Chicago Cubs
Expos
Cubs
Smith
Tim Burke
Paul Kilgus
Brooks
Damaso Garcia
Kilgus
Tim Raines
Mike Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Spike Owen
Otis Nixon
Jeff Pico
Garcia
Galarraga
RBI
Domingo Ramos
Pico
Jerome Walton
Ramos
Dwight Smith
Ryne Sandberg
Tim Wallach
Owen
Wallach
Vance Law
Sandberg
Walton
Rick Sutcliffe
Chicago
Pascual Perez
Strange and Kite set for U.S. Open showdown
Curtis Strange and Tom Kite emerged as leaders at Oak Hill after 36 holes with Strange equaling the course record 64 and a five under 135 total. Kite stood one stroke back at 136 as four holes-in-one occurred during a rain-slicked afternoon.
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UPI
Curtis Strange
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Ben Hogan
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Detroit Grand Prix qualifying becomes learning session
Indy 500 winner Emerson Fittipaldi led with a provisional pole at 87.693 mph on the 2.5 mile Detroit street circuit. Derek Daly, Michael Andretti, Al Unser Jr, Mario Andretti and others lined up behind as teams adjust for a race debut on the course.
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Jones
Michael Andretti
al Unser Jr
Mario Andretti
Michael
Scott Pruett
Rick Mears
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Jack Nicklaus
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Bernhard Langer
Tom Watson
Seve Ballesteros
Ben Crenshaw
Gary Player
Sandy Lyle
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