Shiaway St Pat wins first Hambletonian at Meadowlands
1981 marks the Hambletonian Stakes first running at Meadowlands East Rutherford NJ with Shiaway St Pat driven by Ray Remmen winning across four heats. 1982 Ray Floyd wins the PGA Championship by three over Lanny Wadkins after a record 63 in round one. 1992 Dream Team earns gold as Carl Lewis anchors world record 400 relay and United States defeats Croatia 117 to 85. Marsh Burrall Mitchell and Lewis set 400m and 1 600m relay marks with Valmon Watts Johnson and Lewis posting 2 55 74 for 1600.
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Battle at Bighorn Made for TV Golf Event
Quoted remark from Bud Geracie in the San Jose Mercury News calling the Battle at Bighorn a made-for-TV golf event and implying observers should seek more meaningful engagements.
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Local Sports Numbers and Park Info Spillover
A jumble of contact numbers and listings appears for Kansas City area teams and venues. It includes KU and KC Chiefs tickets, KC Blades and Wizards lines, Royals tickets, Kansas Speedway, and City Parks and Recreation field condition contacts. The note directs callers to visit a web address for details.
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Szabo wins 1500 at worlds in Edmonton
Romanian star Gabriela Szabo used her famed kick to win the women's 1500 meters at the World Championships in Edmonton, finishing about eight meters ahead in 4:00.57. Romania claimed a 1 2 as Violeta Szekely followed in 4:01.70 with Natalya Gorelova third.
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Slocum's comeback earns PGA Tour card through 2002
Heath Slocum clinched a Buy.com Tour battle field promotion with his third win in seven weeks at the Omaha Classic, earning a PGA Tour card through 2002 after overcoming ulcerative colitis that almost ended his career. He described the victory as a dream realized, crediting health recovery and hard work for his return to top level golf.
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