Nehemiah ends Foster's NCAA title run in 110 hurdles
At the 58th NCAA Track and Field Championships in Champaign Illinois Renaldo Nehemiah of Maryland won the 110 meter hurdles in 12.91 seconds with a wind of 7.7 mph. Greg Foster of UCLA tripped on the seventh hurdle while leading. UTEP surged to the team lead with 50 points as Nyambui set a meet record in the 10,000 meters.
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Guidry Delivers 4-0 Yankees Win Over White Sox
Ron Guidry, hamstring strapped, throws a two hitter with 10 strikeouts to lead the New York Yankees past the Chicago White Sox 4-0. A third-inning triple by Mickey Rivers sparks the scoring, and Lou Piniella adds a three run homer in the seventh. Other scores: Texas over Baltimore 4-2, Boston 5-2 Minnesota, Milwaukee 5-4 KC, Oakland 3-2 Detroit, Seattle 7-2 Toronto, Cleveland 7-4 California.
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MLB Roundup Highlights Five-Hit Efforts and Key Homers
Steve Comer and Jim Kern combined on a five-hitter as Richie Zisk homered to pace Texas. Butch Hobson drove in three with a first inning single and ninth inning homer for the Red Sox over Jerry Koosman. Sixto Lezcano’s two-run double in the eighth lifted Milwaukee past Kansas City. Mario Guerrero greeted Fernando Arroyo with a run-scoring single to cap a two-run ninth for the A’s over Detroit. Ruppert Jones sparked Seattle with a two-run homer in the four-run first against Toronto. Andre Thornton went 4-for-4 with three RBIs as Cleveland beat California.
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Lopez Leads LPGA Event After Slugging Gomez Putts
Nancy Lopez, 22, stretched her lead to three strokes during the LPGA tournament at Wykagyl Country Club New Rochelle NY after posting a 70 to give a 13 under total She cited putting woes while Pat Bradley matched an LPGA front-nine record with a 29 and Sandra Post carded 69 to sit four back at 141.
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UPI: Umpire DiMuro Fault Not Found In Johnson Collision
Lou DiMuro recalls being knocked down by Cliff Johnson during the Yankees 5 2 win over the Brewers. He says the catcher did not bear responsibility and that Johnson acted as a good man afterward. DiMuro describes feeling like a 10 day drunk and notes no serious injuries.
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Rolling Hills Amateur Best Ball Golf Tourney Set
The 12th Rolling Hills Amateur Best Ball Golf Tournament is scheduled for June 10 at Rolling Hills Golf Course with $3500 in merchandise prizes plus closest to the pin and longest drive rewards. Defending champs Nick Evanchin and John Zabroski will enter. entry deadline is June 9 with contact Rich Kinkela. Top locals Angie Sands, DiMuccio, Bullano, Richards, Pagley, Grunenwald, Mumford, Pickel and Hudson plan to play.
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Shenango Triumphs in Suburban Minor League Debut
Shenango downed Mohawk 6 4 for its first win in Suburban Minor League action last night. The rally produced four runs in the fourth inning driven by run scoring singles from Todd Esposito Nick Libeto Brian Russell and Dennis Glorioso. Mohawk answered with three in the fourth on Papes two run single as Sibeto pitched a complete game for the win.
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Shenango Girls Rally For Win Over Coifures In Softball
Shenango edged Coifures 18-14 in Neshannock girls 9-12 softball action last night. Shenango led 14-12 before scoring four runs in the top of the sixth. Lori Wagner had two doubles and earned the mound win, while Kathy Schaas hit a three bagger and Melissia Santia took the loss.
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Verages lead New Castle past West Pittsburg in baseball
Ed Verage earned the win by four innings and David Verage closed with three scoreless frames as New Castle defeated West Pittsburg 8 4 Craig Myers kept a hot bat with three hits three RBI and a double and triple while Dave Carangie and David Verage added offensive back up West Pittsburg’s Rick DeBlasio had two hits and Joe Polanski took the loss In the other league game Marett Volant beat Union 10 0 Craig Marett started with a two hitter and Bob Peterson went 3 for 3 with a homer Fred Peluso hit a fifth inning round tripper for Marett’s team Larry Dwyer Jerry Parou and Mark Francazio had hits for Union with Francazio taking the loss.
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Stadler Extends Kemper Open Lead At Quail Hollow
Craig Stadler, 26, holds a four stroke lead at 131 total after a 69 on Friday at Quail Hollow in Charlotte in the Kemper Open. Jerry McGee sits second after a 74, with J C Snead third at 8 under and defending champ Andy Bean at 7 under. Stadler aims to press his advantage and seek his first pro win in years.
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