Woodlands Greyhound and Horse Racing Matinee Results
AP reports Thursday matinee results from The Woodlands with multiple races at 31.10 times, winners including C Fantom Flash and Prix Cambrian. Included are Quinellas, Trifectas, and carryover figures, plus attendance and handle totals for greyhound and horse racing.
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Baseball All Star Rosters for the 64th Game in Baltimore
Rosters for the 64th All Star Game to be played July 13 at Oriole Park list American League starters Rodriguez Olarud Alomar Ripken Griffey Puckett Carter and reserves Steinbach Baerga Cooper Fielder Fryman Thomas Belle Gonzalez Vaughn White Lofton Henderson Molitor Griffey Jr Fielder and others with hitting and pitching leaders. Injured will not play.
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Swiss Open results highlight tight matches in GSTAAD
The Swiss Open in GSTAAD Switzerland saw top seeds fall in close rounds with Thomas Muster defeating Rodolphe Gilbert 3-6 8-3 6-1 and Karel Novacek edging Carlos Costa 6-4 3-6 6-4 while Jason Stoltenberg and Markus Naewle also advanced in the round.
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Williamsburg Opens With Lead In 1st Round Classic
At Kingsmill Golf Club in Williamsburg, John Flannery, Trevor Dodds, and Jim Gallagher led the Anhueser-Busch Classic after an opening round. Multiple notable players including Curtis Strange, Lanny Wadkins, Chip Beck, David Toms, Mark O'Meara, and Nick Faldo paced the leaderboard among a field of rising stars and seasoned veterans.
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Tour de France Stage Five Evreux results lead pack
In the fifth stage from Avranches to Evreux Jesper Skibby of TVM won in 5 hours 11 minutes 57 seconds with Bilfried Nelissen and Andrea Ferrigato close behind. Overall leader Wilfried Nelissen tops the general classification at 22 hours 9 minutes 37 seconds, followed by Mario Cipollini and Laurent Jalabert.
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Steffi Graf Crowned Wimbledon Champion in Portrait Card
Defending Wimbledon champion Steffi Graf defeated Monica Seles in last year’s final to win her fourth Wimbledon title. The German star, noted for a 1988 season winning all four majors, stands among the era’s top earners and tournament winners. This card from Portfolio 1993 features Graf as guest celebrity amid swimsuit model depictions.
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J Softball Maen's 78 University Book Shop 14
University Book Shop loses to J Softball Maen's by 78 to 14 in a high scoring game. Several players reached double digits as Maen's offense dominates early and never looks back.
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Multiple MLB and NBA staff changes and roster moves
Transactions from major leagues and colleges detailing activations, injuries, optioning, recalls, and signings. Orioles activated Brady Anderson and placed Leo Gomez on the DL, Brewers and Athletics made DL moves and promotions, Dodgers announced Ramon Martinez withdraws appeal, Reds, Mets, Padres, Giants roster tweaks, and college teams added coaches and staff across several schools.
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McIlvaine Returns as Mets Executive to Rebuild Pride
New York AP Joe McIlvaine vowed to restore the Mets to prominence after signing a two year contract as executive vice president of baseball operations He said the goals are to rebuild with a mix of veterans and rookies and to rekindle the club’s pride from the minors to the majors with Dallas Green in discussions before a Dodgers doubleheader.
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NCAA names Final Four sites for 1996 97 98
The NCAA women final four sites were set for 1996 in Charlotte North Carolina at the Charlotte Coliseum with 22,961 capacity, 1997 in Cincinnati Ohio at Riverfront Coliseum with 16,000 capacity, and 1998 in Kansas City Missouri at Kemper Arena. The Executive Committee will act on these recommendations at its August meeting.
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Kemp hurt during dunk while filming Reebok spot
Seattle SuperSonics forward Shawn Kemp, 6-10, 230, dunked on a rim that collapsed during a Reebok commercial shoot at Pratt University in New York. He was taken to Bellevue Hospital for precautionary care and released after about an hour as X-rays were negative.
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NBA to Meet Esquinas Over 1991 Golf Wagers with Jordan
The NBA will meet Richard Esquinas on Monday to discuss his claim that Michael Jordan gambled away 1.25 million in golf bets in 1991. The meeting, not at the league office, will include Frederick Lacey as consul. Jordan says he lost about 500,000 and denies a gambling problem.
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Cipollini Regains Tour Lead With Second in Stage Six
Cipollini Italy takes back overall leadership of the Tour de France after finishing second in a 98 mile Evreux to Amiens stage won by Johan Bruyneel Belgium. Cipollini earned 14 bonus seconds to erase Nelissen Belgians two second cushion and move ahead in the general classification. Abdoujaparov Uzbe kistan places tight behind Cipollini as Bruyneel surged solo in final 12 miles to claim victory by 13 seconds.
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Youth bowlers Jeff Ussery and Jennifer Anderson feature
Saturday Preview highlights youth bowlers Jeff Ussery and Jennifer Anderson. Bill Mayer pens a column offering insights and context for the weekend sports page.
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