Reynolds saga unfolds at Olympic track trials
The IAAF seeks a delay to decide on waiving the contamination rule that could bar top U.S. 400 meter runners led by Reynolds from the Olympics. TAC president Greenberg expects a waiver as court orders let Reynolds compete while the IAAF weighs suspending rivals.
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New Orleans
U.S
Frank Greenberg
Athletics Congress
Primo Nebiolo
International Amateur Athletics Federation
International Council
Butch Reynolds
IAAF
Reynolds
U.S. Supreme Court
John Paul Stevens
Greenberg
TAC
Supreme Court
Enrico Jacomini
Rome
Julia Emmons
America
Emmons
United States
Brad Hunt
Post 343 Beats Grove City Twice In Legion Action
New Castle Post 343 won two games against Grove City in American Legion play over the weekend. Saturday 8 6 away and Sunday 9 1 at home. Mike Porada and Adam Ginocchi sparked a seven run seventh inning in the opener while John Frank held Grove City to four hits in the rematch. Parada and Roe provided the key blows as Tim Moses went 3 for 4 in both games. New Castle extends an eight game win streak and sits first in the league.
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New Castle Post 343
Grove City
American Legion
Mike Porada
Adam Ginocchi
New Castle
Pat Fee
John Frank
Jim Roe
Parada
Tim Moses
Dayton tops Pride in overtime in World Basketball League
Dayton outscored Pride 27-10 in the fourth quarter to force overtime and won 97-95 at Beeghly Center. Fred Cofield led Youngstown with 37 points, Jamie Waller added 27, while Alfredrick Hughes had 27 for Dayton in this league game.
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Youngstown
Dayton
Beeghly Center
Pride
Fred Cofield
Omen
Jamie Waller
Alfredrick Hughes
Andretti wins third straight Budweiser-G.I. Joe 200
Nate Nees Andretti defeats Emerson Fittipaldi by 8.43 seconds at Portland International Raceway to claim his 23rd Indy car victory and third consecutive Budweiser-G.I. Joe's 200. Andretti led 101 of 102 laps aboard a Lola Ford Cosworth with Fittipaldi in a Penske Chevrolet, Al Unser Jr. third in a Galmer Chevrolet, and Eddie Cheever fourth in a Lola Ford Cosworth.
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Portland
Ore
Michael Andretti
Emerson Fittipaldi
Andretti
Portland International Raceway Road Course
Fittipaldi
al Unser Jr
Eddie Cheever
Allison defends Miller 400 title at Brooklyn race
Davey Allison led 73 of 200 laps to defend his Miller Genuine Draft 400 crown at Brooklyn Michigan on a 2 mile high banked oval. He clinched Ford’s 11th victory of 14 for the season, beating Darrell Waltrip by 3.31 seconds, as Waltrip held off Alan Kulwicki for second. Allison’s Daytona 500 win this year and 16 career triumphs push him past $1 million in season earnings.
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Brooklyn
Mich
Davey Allison
Allison
Ford
Darrell Waltrip
Waltrip
Alan Kulwicki
Ammaccapane Wins Lady Keystone Open For Third LPGA Title
Danielle Ammaccapane shot 3 under par 69 to win by two strokes at Hershey Country Club, becoming the LPGA's first three-time champion and the tour money leader with $440,311. She finished 8 under 208, with Nancy Lopez 73, Muffin Spencer-Devlin 68, and Lori West 70 tying for second at 210. Laurel Kean 71 and Hollis Stacy 74 tied for fifth at 212.
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Hershey, Pa
Danielle Ammaccapane
LPGA
Ammaccapane
Hershey Country Club
Nancy Lopez
Muffin Spencer- Devlin
Lori West
Laurel Kean
Hollis Stacy
Courier Seles in Wimbledon spotlight
Wimbledon opens amid scandal and intrigue as Jim Courier and Monica Seles pursue a historic double Grand Slam. Weather could disrupt play, while ticket and political protests color the scene. Seles faces Yugoslav war issues and citizenship questions, and Becker looms as a weakened threat in Courier’s half.
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Wimbledon
England
Jim Courier
Monica Seles
All England
Stefan Edberg
Michael Stich
Steffi Graf
Martina Navratilova
Royal Box
Centre Court
States
U.S
Women’s Tennis Association
Sarasota
Fla
Goran Ivanisevic
Seles
Serbia
Courier
Rod Laver
Rass
Boris Becker
Becker
Kite Wins Open in Windy Finish at Royal Troon
Kite clinched the Open title at Royal Troon with a final round 71 to finish 1 under par at 287, edging Colin Montgomerie who closed at 288. Nick Faldo and Nick Price tied for fourth at 291 as a tough wind day weeded out contenders. Kite’s victory earned $275,000 and boosted season earnings to $783,966.
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Sluman
Colin Montgomerie
Royal Troon Golf Club
Scotland
England
Nick Faldo
Nick Price
Zimbabwe
Price
Faldo
Jay Don Blake
Bob Gilder
Billy Andrade
Mike Hulbert
Tom Lehman
Joey Sindelar
Ian Woosnam
Wales
Nicklaus
U.S
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Longstreth
Don Audia
Tom Wise
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Lawrence County
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Ernie’s
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LaMarco Appliance
Mahoning Dell
Cialella & Carney
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Roger DeCarbo
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Razzano Records
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Sylvan Heights
Razzano
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