Baseball statistical highlights from AP American League list
American League batting and pitching leaders highlighted by Pat Puckett and others. Key figures include Molitor Martinez Keo Ventura and RAlomar with top RBI and home run totals. Pitching stars Guzman Morris Mussina and Brown posted strong records, while Eckersley led saves as the season progresses.
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Tucson Open bowling results crown Vespi in title run
In Tucson Arizona AP reports the Tucson PBA Open concluded with Gil Vespi winning the championship over Ron Williams 234 203 Vespi earlier defeated Wayne Webb 244 225 and David Traber 259 226 in playoff rounds top finishers included Bob Wespl 180s 18 000 prize Norman Duke and Wayne Webb high totals led by Vespi who claimed the $125 000 event title and payouts to runners up.
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Wimbledon final and pro sports on TV today
Tennis Wimbledon men final plus auto racing IndyCar and SCCA Trans Am. Baseball games include Oakland Cleveland and Kansas City Boston. Golf Western Open and Kroger Senior, Tour de France cycling, boxing Littles vs Lyles, St Louis vs San Diego.
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Oshkosh Dog Tracks and Wager Totals on Matinee Cards
AP reports Saturday matinee dog races with multiple graded events from Oshkosh. Notes include race times around 31 seconds, payouts for Quinellas, Exactas, Trifectas, and carryover figures, plus entries listed for upcoming races and attendees totaling 4,189. Attendance and handle are disclosed.
Wimbledon Results Highlight Men and Women Semis
AP reports Saturday at Wimbledon with semifinals in both singles brackets and mixed doubles. Notable outcomes include Andre Agassi defeating John McEnroe in straight sets and Goran Ivanisevic beating Pete Sampras in a tight three set match. Monica Seles falls to Steffi Graf in the women’s final buildup. Attendance and weather noted with 20,948 in attendance and overcast rain interruptions.
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Bislett Games Oslo results show sprint and distance times
At the Bislett Games in Oslo, Linford Christie led the 100 meters in 10.17 seconds with Olapade Adeniken and Osmond Ezinwa close behind. The meet featured elite marks across sprints, middle distances, and field events including a world record note for the javelin and top times by athletes from Nigeria, Kenya, Britain, and the U.S.
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Access Dial-In Category Guide and Codes
A compact reference lists phone access instructions and numeric category codes. It includes a dial sequence for Access with a 4 digit category number and several numeric entries such as 6000 5600 5601 6765 and 6771 8772 773. The fragmented data suggests a catalog of codes for navigation or service options.
Norman Leads Western Open Final Round Hopefuls
Greg Norman holds a one shot edge after a 69 as he aims to secure the Western Open title in Lemont Illinois. Duffy Waldorf, still seeking his first PGA Tour win, shot 70 including a 35 foot par putt on 11 and a 10 footer on 18. Jeff Sluman set a course record with 63 to join Ben Crenshaw tied for third at 207. Tom Watson stood at 209 after a 70.
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Dicky Thompson
Curtis Strange
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Richard opens two shot lead at Jamie Farr Classic
Deb Richard birdied four of the first five holes to post 66 and lead after two rounds of the Jamie Farr Toledo Classic at Highland Meadows. She sits at 137, 5 under, one ahead of Tammie Green and Meg Mallon. Green shot 68 while Mallon had 70 to reach 139. Marta Figueras Dotti also 139.
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Irvan Wins Pepsi 400 at Daytona in Tight Finish
Ernie Irvan led early and held off Sterling Marlin by two car lengths to win the Pepsi 400 at Daytona International Speedway. It was Irvan's second win of the season, following last month's Save Mart 300, and marked Petty's final Daytona appearance after 82 laps amid near 100 degree track heat and 130 in the cars.
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Indurain regains form in prologue victory
Indurain held the yellow jersey after a two second win in the prologue in San Sebastian. Alex Zuelle of Switzerland was runner up with 9 24. Greg LeMond finished 15th in 9 36. Indurain will wear the jersey for today's first stage.
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Zelezny Sets Javelin World Record At Bislett Games
Czech athlete Jan Zelezny surged to a world javelin mark of 310 feet 10 inches at the Bislett Games Grand Prix in Oslo. In Bislett Stadium he surpassed Steve Backley’s 300-1 world best, achieving the feat in the sixth round before a sellout crowd. Backley finished second with 279-1 as Zelezny moved into a dominant position this year.
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Pepsi 400 Race Results at Daytona Beach
Ernie Irvan of Modesto California won the Pepsi 400 at Daytona International Speedway covering the 2.5 mile track. Sterling Marlin of Columbia Tennessee finished second followed by Dale Jarrett of Hickory North Carolina in third. Geoff Bodine of Chemung New York and Bill Elliott of Dawsonville Georgia placed fourth and fifth respectively with Ken Schrader and Ricky Rudd also in the top eight.
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Indurain Wins San Sebastian Prologue Tour Time Trial
San Sebastian prologue results list Miguel Indurain of Banesto first with 9 minutes 22 seconds. Alex Zulle second two seconds back. Thierry Marie third. Names from Banesto Castorama Buckler and other teams appear with varied times. several riders recorded same times.
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Mainline Classic Final Set in Monday Preview
Monday sports preview highlights Maupintour versus Northland Braves in semi pro baseball as part of a larger slate including a championship tennis match and a Chuck Woodling column.
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