United States routs Estonia at World University Games
USA defeats Estonia 107 to 59 in basketball, led by Finley 6 of 8 and O Bannon 4 of 7 from the field. Estonia shot 25 of 57 from the floor and made 4 of 19 three pointers while the United States hit 47 of 81 shots and earned a 52 to 26 halftime edge. Rebounds favored the U S 40 to 24, with Scott grabbing eight boards.
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Woodlands Greyhound Matinee Results
Saturday matinee greyhound results from Woodlands include Race 8 win Born Good and multiple exotic payouts. Notable figures: Ouinetta 17.60 win, Trifecta 4-7-8 90,860, attendance 2,462, total handle 869,397 across venues and times.
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Sulan Pick
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Dally
Dr. B's. Jayna
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All Star Rosters for Baseball Game in Baltimore
The 64th All Star game rosters list American League starters including Ivan Rodriguez John Olerud and Cal Ripken Jr with reserves like Barry Bonds and Barry Larkin. National League selections feature Mike Piazza and Barry Bonds among others with pitchers such as Randy Johnson and Tom Glavine.
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Texas
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Slick 50 150 NASCAR Busch North results at Loudon
Mika McLaughlin of Waterloo New York won the Slick 50 150 at New Hampshire International Speedway with a 96.785 mph average over 150 laps earning 20350 dollars. Kelly Moore Scarborough Maine finished second in a Chevrolet with 11550 dollars and Dick McCabe Kennebunkport Maine, Pontiac, 6875 dollars took third.
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Sports on TV Today Highlights Multiple Grand Prix and Games
Listings show Auto racing events including Formula One Grand Prix of Britain IndyCar Grand Prix and NASCAR New Hampshire 300, plus baseball matchups Houston vs Chicago and Los Angeles vs New York. Also golf events Anheuser Busch Classic and U S Senior Open, plus various sailing, track and boxing titles across Monday and Tuesday schedules.
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Cleveland
Houston
Los Angeles
New York
Stock car race results with laps and leaders
A stock car event lists top finishers from Tarahee Ford Barney McRae and Buzzy Bezanson with cars from Pontiac Chevrolet and Chavrotal. Race time 1 38.23 with five cautions for 26 laps and six lead changes among six drivers including Aulis Moore San tore Maora Schrader and McLiaghlin through lap 150.
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Tarahee
Mark Purgell
Watertown
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Glen Sullivan
Westbury
Bulk
Randy Snyder
Fullanville
Stub Fadden
North Haverhill
N.H
Pontiac
Tour de France seventh stage results Chalons sur Marne
Stage results from Peronne to Chalons sur Marne 124 miles list riders with times headed by Blame Riis Denmark Anastea. Motorola riders Molina Sierra Jalabert and others finish within minutes of leader. Notable entries include Armstrong Hampsten Bauer and Yates. Overall standings show Museeuw leading with 29:50:41, others within minutes. Accompanying notes cover team changes and player moves in baseball basketball and football.
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Christopha Capalle
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Michal Qamies
Belgium
Lance Amstra
Tennis results from Palermo Swiss Open and Swedish Open
In Palermo, Radka Bobkova of the Czech Republic defeated Patricia Tarabini of Argentina 7-6 6-1 in the singles semifinal, while Mary Pierce of France beat Sandra Cacchini of Italy 6-2 6-2. In Gstaad, Karel Novacek edged Thomas Muster 8-3 7-6 in the semifinals, Sergi Bruguera and Marc Goellner were 3-3 with rain suspended. In Bastad, Horst Skoff defeated Christian Bergstrom 6-4 6-4, Ronald Agenor beat Magnus Larsson 6-4 8-3.
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France
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Dat
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Spain
Marc Goallner
Germany
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Museeuw Takes Yellow After Stage Seven Tour Lead
Johan Museeuw of Belgium moved into the overall lead in the Tour de France after finishing third in stage seven from Peronne to Chalons Sur Marne. Bjarne Riis of Denmark won the 124 mile stage with a sprint finish among seven breakaway riders. Museeuw and Italian Maximilian Sciandri finished one group at the same time as Riis, while Cipollini finished 10th.
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Chalons Sur Marnes
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Colombia
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Phil Anderson
Australia
Bruno Cenghiaria
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Ondieki breaks 10,000m world record at Bislett Games
Kenyan runner Yobes Ondieki set a 26 minute 58.38 second 10,000 meter world record at Bislett Stadium in Oslo. He shaved over nine seconds from the previous mark of 27:07.91 by Richard Chelimo, in his first 10,000 of the year, expressing confidence in his form and noting the early pace was fast but he stayed strong.
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Norway
Yobes Ondieki
Kenya
Ondieki
Richard Chelimo
Stockholm
Sweden
Bislett
Nicklaus surges to lead at U.S. Senior Open
Jack Nicklaus roared to a three round 5 under par 208 lead by birdying the last three holes to overtake Dale Douglass. He shot 4 under 67 to secure a one stroke advantage, capping with a birdie at the 18th, a hole noted as the toughest this week.
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Denver
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Dale Douglass
Broadcaster Martini dies after long illness
Anita Martini, who broke the gender barrier in 1974 as the first woman sportscaster to enter a major league locker room, died at 54 after a long illness. The Houston broadcaster retired from KPRC earlier this year and also worked for KTRK and KPRC TV.
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Anita Martini
Ms. Martini
KPRC
KTRK
Los Angeles Dodgers
Houston Astros
Astrodome
Mike Edmonds
Kprc Radio
Pruitt takes one stroke lead in Anheuser-Busch Classic
Dillard Pruitt surged from worry about a cut to lead the Anheuser-Busch Golf Classic at Kingsmill. He carded nine birdies in 13 holes and 12 birdies in 17 holes across two days, moving one shot ahead of John Adams.
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Kingsrmill Golf Club
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Lanny Wadking
Fred Funk
Mark Mecumber
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Rummalls
Kirk Triplak
Clarence Rose
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Dim Gallagher
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Royals Tigers End Series and All Star Preview
The Royals and Tigers wrap up their series on Monday as a look ahead to the All Star Game and a Chuck Woodling column highlight the sports section.
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Royals
Tigers
Chuck Woodling
Kansas City Ticket Offices and Park Reservations Noted
Fragmentary item lists ticket offices for Kansas University Chiefs and KC Explorers and notes a Royals fan line and a Clinton State Park Parks and Recreation reservation at Heartland Park. The Woodlands reservations appear in the garbled text.
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