U S Women Rally Past Norway in Cup Final
Tammy Pearman, sidelined by a sore quad, enters the U S Women’s Cup final and scores in overtime to lift the United States 2-1 over Norway at RFK Stadium. Mia Hamm tied the game early in the second half after Marianne Petterson had given Norway the lead.
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Washington
Tammy Pearman
Tony
DiCicco
Pearman
Regula
Jen Grubb
Bente Nordby
United States
Rfk
Marianne Petterson
Harvey
Norway
Hege Gunnarod
Thori Staples
U.S
Hammers take second in Class D slow pitch tourney
CHANUTE The Lawrence Hammers finished second in the Class D state slow pitch tournament and earned a regional bid for Aug 19-20 in Fremont Nebraska. Key hitters included Greg Anderson 13 for 19 Dean Hadl 11 Shawn McKinney 10 and Stefan Elston nine. Canary Unplugged and Rockers Excavating went 0-2.
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Chanute
Lawrence Hammers
Fremont
Neb
Hammers
Parsons
Greg Anderson
Dean Hadl
Shawn McKinney
Stefan Elston
Lawrence
Canary
Texas team trips Renegades at NBC World Series
In Springfield Missouri the Grapevine Cowboys defeated the Renegades 13 to 5 in a second round game of the NBC 14 and under baseball World Series. Ryan Had had two hits while Jeff Davis Matt Maigaard and Riley Scott doubled for the Renegades who finish 48-12 and were to face Denver in a losers bracket game later Sunday.
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Springfield
Lawrence
Renegades
Grapevine
Texas Cowboys
Ryan
Jeff Davis
Matt Maigaard
Riley Scott
Mantle's hospital release delayed after chemotherapy
Mickey Mantle remains hospitalized at Baylor University Medical Center likely through the week for observation and ongoing chemotherapy for lung cancer. Spokeswoman Denise Kile Walton says he is in stable condition and may be discharged mid to late week, with possible blood transfusions to treat chemotherapy-induced anemia as doctors monitor his blood count.
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Dallas
Mickey Mantle
Baylor University Medical Center
Mantle
Denise Kile Walton
Daniel DeMarco
DeMarco
Ailing Lewis vows standout Olympic season in '96
Carl Lewis, hamstring injured at the Olympic Festival in Colorado Springs, pulls out of the world championships and promises a memorable 1996 Olympic season. The eight time gold medalist at prior world championships says this season is over and a stronger comeback awaits.
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Lewis
Goteborg
Sweden
Carl Lewis
From Tampa to PGA Tour Winner Woody Austin Claims Buick Open
Woody Austin rose from part time bank teller in Tampa to PGA Tour regular in under a year. He parred the second playoff hole to beat Mike Brisky at Warwick Hills for a 5 under par 67 final round. Brisky finished 18 under. Sluman 271 missed playoff by one stroke.
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Grand Blanc
Mich
Woody Austin
Tampa
Ila
Mike Brisky
Austin
Brisky
Warwick Hills Golf and Country Club
Jeff Sluman
Tom Byrum
Ernie Els
Sluman
Mochrie Wins McCall's Classic at Stratton Mountain
Dottie Mochrie wins the McCall's Classic at Stratton Mountain VT finishing 12 under par 204 for a three stroke victory over Kelly Robbins. Her mother rushes the green to hug her as tears flow, marking her first win in front of her parents and her goal of earning 3 million before 30.
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Stratton Mountain
Dottie Mochrie
Mochrie
Kelly Robbins
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