Dawson Haunts Expos With Three-Run Homer In Cubs Win
Andre Dawson delivered a three-run homer in the first inning as the Chicago Cubs beat the Montreal Expos 5-4. The win pulled Chicago within 1.5 games of Montreal in the NL East. Mike Bielecki earned the win, Langston took the loss, and Mitch Williams secured the save. Dawson extended his strong showing against Montreal since joining the Cubs, now with seven homers and 30 RBIs versus the Expos.
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Strange wins U.S. Open to become back-to-back champion
Curtis Strange captured his second consecutive U.S. Open at Oak Hill tying Ben Hogan by winning with a 2 under 278 four day total. Tom Kite faltered after a costly triple bogey on the fifth hole while Chip Beck Ian Woosnam and Mark McCumber chased. Strange credited patience and steady play as the key to controlling the tense final round.
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Phillies Trade Bedrosian and Samuel in Two Major Moves
The Philadelphia Phillies, rebuilding after a poor on field season, traded reliever Steve Bedrosian to the San Francisco Giants for pitcher Dennis Cook, Terry Mulholland, and Charlie Hayes, and sent shortstop/second baseman Juan Samuel to the New York Mets for center fielder Len Dykstra, reliever Roger McDowell, and a player to be named later. Bedrosian brings proven closing ability, while Samuel is expected to boost the Mets infield and offense. The trades mark the Phillies’ third major overhaul in a month under GM Lee Thomas.
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Autopsy inconclusive for ex Raider John Matuszak death
John Matuszak, 38, the former Raiders lineman and actor known for a hard living, died after a heart attack at St. Joseph Medical Center in Burbank. An autopsy did not determine the exact cause, with toxicology tests planned. Raiders owner Al Davis called the death shocking, while teammate Phil Villapiano noted past alcohol and cocaine use but could not confirm a link to death.
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Labonte Wins Miller High Life 500 at Pocono
Terry Labonte roared from 23rd to win the Miller High Life 500 at Pocono International Raceway, edging Harry Gant by 1.8 seconds. Dale Earnhardt finished third as Labonte earned $53,250 from a $514,122 purse and his first Pocono victory.
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Fittipaldi wins Detroit Grand Prix after Indy 500
Emerson Fittipaldi, after winning the Indianapolis 500, captures the Detroit Grand Prix in a $1 million race. He overcame three pit stops and two bumping incidents with Mario Andretti to finish first at an average speed of 76.112 mph. Scott Pruett finished second and Mario Andretti third. Derek Daly retired 25th with electrical problems after 14 laps on the 2.5 mile street circuit.
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