Saturday Horse Racing Results and Entries
Weather clear and track fast as 11 races yield multiple exactas trifectas and carryover. Notable finishes include Lover's Chat winning a 6 furlong event for Murray with a $22 exacta and Tropics Easy Ruler taking a 400 yard sprint. attendance 5,996 and handle $604,617 accompany TODAY'S ENTRIES listing first race Kansas Claiming seven races of various distances with馬 jockeys such as Montoya, Murray, and Shelton among the participants.
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Associated Press
Murray
Salvino
Montoya
Hayes
Kanias Folly
Gomez
Whyisitsohot
Lambert
Fletcher
Sonnier
Estrada
Lejeune
Orm
Quinella
Payton
Exacta
Lidberg
Princess Glow
Mita Stride
MacMillan
Imi
Breaux
Winter Wise
Westport Handicap
Chapman
Emily
Sir Jeff
Rodriguez
Quinelia
Kansas
Charming Cheo
Sir Caprice
Singh
Curtis James
Bui
Davis
Stan Proud
Schemm
Ralph
Gallant Y
Bul
Robbie Run
Polkey
Friendly Red
Scrooge
Lambert, C
Andrew
Polkey, M
Lincoln
Weghorst
Goodwill Games Gymnastics All Around Leads Schaerbo and Others
Vitaly Scherbo of the Soviet Union won the All-Around with 59.200 points. Valeri Belenki and Lance Ringwald also medaled, as did athletes in the 200 butterfly, freestyle relays, and other events including Joerg Hoffman and Summer Sanders in swimming. Marathon results list Dave Mora leading with 2:14:49.27 and other distances and runners from multiple countries.
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Vitaly Scherbo
Soviet Union
Valeri Belenki
Lance Ringwald
Albuquerque
N.M
Dave Mora
Bloomington
Ind
Nikolai Tabak
Peter Maher
Canada
Budd Coates
Emmaus
Taleb Tounsi
France
Zerhum Gizam
Ethiopia
Devers Wins Miller Lite Challenge In El Paso Bowling
Scott Devers of Richmond, Indiana captured the Miller Lite Challenge title in El Paso after four stepladder final wins. He defeated Jess Stayrook, Billy Hall, David Traber, and Joe Salvemini in sequence with final 238 185 to secure the $20,000 prize.
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EL Paso
Texas
Scott Devers
Richmond
Ind
Joe Salvemini
Oklahoma City
David Traber
Woodstock
Billy Hall
Marion
Ohio
Jess Stayrook
San Diego
Devers
Stayrook
Hall
Trader
Salvemini
Tennis Newport Slims results from Virginia Slims of Newport
Results from major tennis events on Saturday include Arantxa Sanchez Vicario defeating Gretchen Magers 6-3 6-2 and Jo Durie beating Anne Smith 6-4 6-1 at Newport. Doubles saw Fendic and Smith beat Bellegraf and McGrath 6-3 3-6 6-3. In Stuttgart, Ivanisevic beat Emilio Sanchez 6-4 6-4 as Perez-Roldan edged Leconte 6-7 6-3 7-6. Estoril open saw Bonsignori overcome Garrone 2-6 6-3 6-3. Sovran Classic had Agassi defeat Chang 6-3 6-1 and Grabb beat Gilbert 7-5 0-6 6-4. Additional results list Youngstown 141 over Finland 103, Saskatchewan 133 over Erie 114, and Calgary over Las Vegas with no games scheduled Monday.
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Newport Slims
Newport
R.J
Virginia Slims of
Mifinals
Arantxa Sanchez Vicario
Spain
Gretchen Magers
San Diego
Jo Durie
England
Anne Smith
Dallas
Patty Fendic
Sacramento
Manon Bellegraf
Netherlands
Meredith McGrath
Midland
Mich
Lise Gregory
South Africa
Julie Richardson
New Zealand
Stuttgart
West Germany
Goran Ivanisevic
Yugoslavia
Emilio Sanchez
Guiliermo Perez-Roldan
Argentina
Henri Leconte
France
Associated Press
Youngstown
Finland
Saskatchewan
Erie
Memphis
Illinois
Calgary
Las Vegas
Open golf championship scores after third round at St Andrews
St Andrews Scotland AP reports graded scores Saturday after the third round of the 119th British Open on the Old Course a par 72 with a length of 6933 yards. An amateur contender figures among leaders as weather and play shape the standings ahead of final round.
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ST. Andrews
Scotland
Youngstown, Ohio
Squaw Creek Country Club
Beth Daniel
Debbie Massey
Nancy Brown
Danielle Ammaccapane
Patty Sheehan
Dottie Mochrie
Ayako Okamoto
Cindy Rarick
Rosie Jones
Pat Bradley
Martha Foyer
Anne-Marie Paul
Joan Pitcock
Donna Andrews
Betsy King
Myra Blackwelder
Shirley Furlong
Lori West
Sue Ert
Golf Stars Rally for 11th Team in Early 1990s Asia-Pacific
A confused roster of players from multiple nations accompanies a lengthy list of scores and tour standings. The piece notes significant golf names such as Faldo, Price, and Baker-Finch amid an international field and dense tournament results.
Sports On TV Today Listing
A compact schedule details events across tennis golf auto racing cycling and baseball with times and network codes. Notable items include the Merecedes Cup final, British Open rounds, AC Spark Club 500, San Francisco at Chicago Cubs, Ameritech Senior Open, Tour de France stages, Youngstown Classic women’s golf, and Goodwill Games coverage through the day and into evening. Several baseball games feature Cubs, Boston, Kansas City, St. Louis, and Toronto with multiple days listed for Monday and Tuesday.
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San Francisco
Chicago Cubs
Ameritech
Boston
Kansas City
Toronto
St. Louis
Williams
Biggs
Tour de France Stage Time Trial Leads 20th Day Standings
Results from Lac Vassiviere show Breukink leads the stage with 1 2 40. Alcala and Lejarreta follow, with Indurain and LeMond among top overall contenders. Final overall: LeMond 85h 49m 28s, Chiappucci 2:16 back, Breukink 2:29 behind.
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Lac Vassiviere
France
Eric Breukink
PDM
Netherlands
Raul Alcala
Mexico
Marino Lejarreta
ONCE
Spain
Miguel Indurain
Banesto
Greg LeMond
Wayzata
Minn
Pello Ruis-Cabestany
Dag-Otto Lauritzen
Norway
Pedro Delgado
Philippe Louviot
Castorama
Eduardo Chozas
Paul Haghedooren
Histor
Belgium
Steve Bauer
7-Eleven
Canada
Gilles Delion
Helvetia
Gianni Bugno
Chateau d’Ax
Italy
Claudio Chiappucci
Carrera
Andy Hampsten
Boulder
Colo
Norman Alvis
Sacramento
Calif
Andy Bishop
Tucson
Ariz
Ron Kiefel
Sean Yates
Britain
Davis Phinney
Bob Roll
Santa Fe
N.M
Claude Criquielion
Lotto
First round NFL 1990 contracts listed by team
First round picks to sign contracts include Jeff George QB Illinois six years 15 million with 3.5 million signing bonus for Indianapolis. Keith McCants LB Alabama five years 7.4 million with 2.5 million signing bonus for Tampa Bay. Mark Carrier Southern California five years 3.5 million with 1.2 million signing bonus for Chicago. Steve Broussard Washington State five years 3.125 million with 1 million signing bonus for Atlanta. Other selections remain unsigned or undisclosed dates and terms. several teams such as New York Jets Seattle San Diego Miami New England Los Angeles Raiders Cincinnati Kansas City New Orleans Houston Buffalo Dallas Green Bay Minnesota Georgia Los Angeles Rams New York Giants Florida State Dexter Carter and more show unsigned status or undisclosed terms. Dallas Phoenix and Denver did not have their original first round picks after drafting in the 1989 supplemental draft.
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Indianapolis
Jeff George
Illinois
New York Jets
Blair Thomas
Penn State
Seattle
Cortez Kennedy
Miami
Fla
Tampa Bay
Keith McCants
Alabama
San Diego
Junior Leau
Southern California
Chicago
Mark Carrier
Detroit
Andre Ware
Houston
New England
Chris Singleton
Arizona
Richmond
Webb
Texas A&m
Ray Agnew
North Carolina State
Los Angeles Raiders
Anthony Smith
Cincinnati
James Francis
Baylor
Kansas City
Percy Snow
Michigan State
New Orleans
Renaldo Turnbull
West Virginia
Lamar Lathon
Buffalo
James Williams
Fresno State
Dallas
Emmitt Smith
Florida
Green Bay
Tony Bennett
Mississippi
Darrell Thompson
Minnesota
Atlanta
Steve Broussard
Washington State
Pittsburgh
Eric Green
Liberty
Philadelphia
Ben Smith
Georgia
Los Angeles Rams
Bern Brostek
Washington
New York Giants
Rodney Hampton
San Francisco
Dexter Carter
Florida State
Phoenix
Denver
Dodgers Griffin Samuel Jailed After Pittsburgh Bar Fight
Los Angeles Dodgers Alfredo Griffin and Juan Samuel spent Saturday night in jail on simple assault charges after a bar fight with a bartender in Pittsburgh. Griffin, cut near his eye, was treated at Allegheny General Hospital and did not play. Samuel started at second base. A Hispanic man and the bartender were also involved. Bond set, court hearing scheduled for July 31.
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Pittsburgh
Los Angeles Dodgers
Alfredo Griffin
Juan Samuel
Griffin
Allegheny General Hospital
Dodgers
Pirates
Samuel
Fred Claire
Jay Lucas
Tom Lasorda
Wilson Sturgeon Jr
Sturgeon
Raymond Thomas
North Side
Three Rivers Stadium
Thomas
Cleveland
Toronto
Oakland
Luyendyk Penalized For Late Qualifying At Molson Indy
Indianapolis 500 winner Arie Luyendyk was fined and placed on season long probation after a CART ruling on a track violation during Friday's Molson Indy qualifying. He allegedly continued three fast laps after the checkered flag and sped into the pit area with crew and officials nearby.
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Toronto
Arie Luyendyk
Wally Dallenbach
CART
Luyendyk
January Leads Ameritech Senior Open After Two Rounds
Don January shot a 69 to finish 8 under for the tournament at Grand Traverse Resort in Michigan. He holds a one stroke edge over Chi Chi Rodriguez after two rounds, with Dave Hill, George Archer and Gordon Jones at 5 under and Harold Henning and Al Kelly one stroke further back.
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Traverse City
Michigan
Don January
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Gordon Jones
George Archer
Dave Hill
Harold Henning
al Kelley
al Gelberger
Mike Hill
Paul Moran
Don Massengale
Tommy Aaron
Rlves McKee
J.C. Goosie
Dick Hendrickson
Walter Zembriski
Terry Dill
Phil Rodgers
Charles Coody
Lou Graham
Jim Dent
Jim O'Hern
Tom Shaw
Gay Brewer
Dick Rhyan
Ken Still
Jimmy Powell
Jim Ferree
Rocky Thompson
Chick Evans
Bob Rose
Acme, Mich
Grand Traverse Resort
January
al Kelly
Agassi advances to Sovran Bank Classic final in Washington
Top seed Andre Agassi swept Michael Chang 6-3 6-1 to reach the Sovran Bank Classic final. The win keeps him undefeated in the series against Chang and sends him to a title clash with Jim Grabb, who beat Brad Gilbert 7-5 0-6 6-4 to reach the final for the first time in three years.
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Washington
Andre Agassi
Las Vegas
Michael Chang
Placentia
Calif
Jim Grabb
Tuscon
Ariz
Brad Gilbert
Oakland
Agassi
Chang
Grabb
Mackey Enters Houston Treatment Center For Rehab
Cleveland State basketball coach Kevin Mackey flew to Houston with his attorney to enter the New Spirit Treatment Center run by John Lucas for treatment of alcohol and drug abuse. The 43 year old coach sought help after being fired amid reports of off court issues.
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Cleveland
Cleveland State
Kevin Mackey
Houston
Mackey
David Roth
John Lucas
Devers to Play Stevens for Kansas Amateur Title
Lake Quivira golfer Clay Devers seeks a third straight Kansas Men's Amateur title as he meets Wichita's Johnny Stevens in an 8 a.m. final at Southwind Country Club. Devers defeated Gary Markle 4 and 2 in Saturdays semifinal, while Stevens beat Garden City’s Sean Thayer 2 up.
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Garden City
Clay Devers
Lake Quivira
Kansas
Devers
Gary Markle
Wichita
Johnny Stevens
Kansas University
Sean Thayer
Stevens
Southwind Country Club
Baseball and Basketball Transactions From MLB to WBL
Transactions from major leagues and college sports include Glenallen Hill activated by the Toronto Blue Jays and Tom Lawless released. Jose Rijo activated for the Reds. Chris Hammond optioned to Nashville. Steve Lake placed on the Phillies 15 day DL. Tom Nieto recalled from Scranton Wilkes Barre. In the WBL, Ken Falkner suspended one game for retaliation against Andre Turner. Andre Turner suspended two games for not leaving the court after bumping Falkner. NFL Denver Broncos sign Mark Mundford to a one year deal. Illinois suspends Brooks Taylor for academic reasons.
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Associated Press
Toronto Blue Jays
Glenallen Hill
Tom Lawless
Cincinnati Reds
Jose Rijo
Chris Hammond
Nashville
Philadelphia Phillies
Steve Lake
Tom Nieto
Scranton- Wilkes Barre
WBL
Ken Falkner
Andre Turner
Memphis Rockers
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