Cigar to Run in Arlington Citation Challenge July 13
Arlington Park chairman Richard Duchassois said Cigar owner Allen Paulson and trainer Bill Mott have accepted an invitation for the 1 1/16 mile Arlington Citation Challenge on July 13. The $750000 purse includes a 300000 bonus for the winner if Cigar competes, with 130 pounds.
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Arlington Park
Richard Duchassois
Cigar
Allen Paulson
Bill Mott
Citation
Settles to Return to Iowa for Senior Season
Settles, a first team All-Big Ten forward at 6-foot-7 and 220 pounds, will withdraw from the NBA draft and return to the University of Iowa for his senior year after averaging 15.1 points and 7.5 rebounds for the Hawkeyes who went 23-9 and earned an NCAA tournament berth. He had originally declared for the draft on May 7.
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Iowa
Jess Settles
University of Iowa
Hawkeyes
Settles
Foschi hit with two year doping ban
Jessica Foschi a 15 year old New York swimmer tested positive for steroids at last summer’s event and was suspended for two years by FINA after U S swim authorities placed her on probation saying she did not knowingly take the banned substance. The backdated suspension starts Aug 4 1995 and Foschi failed to reach Olympic berths at U S trials in March finishing ninth 200m fifth 400m and fourth 800m. She plans to appeal to FINA and CAS in Lausanne.
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Switzerland
Jessica Foschi
New York
FINA
U.S
Foschi
Fortay settles with Miami in quarterback dispute
Bryan Fortay sued the University of Miami claiming broken promises to name him starting quarterback. The university released a statement that both sides have resolved their differences and all claims are dismissed. Fortay had alleged coach Dennis Erickson reneged on the starting job before Gino Torretta won the Heisman in 1992. Fortay later played at Rutgers in 1992 and 1993.
Howe arrested for gun possession at JFK Airport
Steve Howe, recently released by the New York Yankees, was arrested at JFK for carrying a loaded .357 Magnum pistol in his luggage at the first class check in. He faces criminal weapon possession charges and has a history of suspensions for drug-related problems.
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Laurel Spartans dominate county track and field honors
Senior athlete Maslyk led in rushing with 1137 yards on 170 carries finishing as Laurel’s all time leading rusher with 2441 yards. He then earned a WPIAL silver in 300 hurdles and placed 11th state meet. Female finalists include Mary Beth Acker of Neshannock and Kim Bair of Laurel with multiple WPIAL and PIAA honors across cross country and track. Jorgensen Kendall and Ross shine for Wilmington with state medals in javelin discus shot put and multiple sports.
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MLB Box Score Roundup Pirates Expos and other games
A slate of scheduled games includes Pirates at Expos with pitchers Van Landingham and Rueter and matchups involving Florida Montreal New York Atlanta Chicago Los Angeles Houston San Diego and others. Wednesday listings feature San Francisco Florida New York Montreal Philadelphia Cincinnati St Louis Atlanta Chicago Los Angeles Houston San Diego Minnesota Boston Seattle Toronto Kansas City Texas and more with varied starting pitchers and times.
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Major League Line Scores From The National League Database
National League action shows San Francisco won with Aurilia and Florida’s Connie Holmes hitting key homers. New York, St. Louis, Atlanta, Cincinnati and Chicago posted varied results as pitchers like Isringhausen, Portugal and Mussina dominated. Several games featured late scoring, with notable HRs by Kent, B.Jordan, and Salmon among others.
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Major league leaders spark on hitting and pitching
The list features top names for home runs, RBIs, and batting averages led by Bagwell, Piazza, and Griffey Jr with strong showings by Bichette, Sosa, and Canseco. Pitching leaders include Smoltz, Grace, and Ashby with standout records, while American League leaders highlight Belle, Vaughn, and Canseco among others.
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Seattle
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Boston
Belle
Cleveland
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Baltimore
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Toronto
Wimbledon First Round Results From AP Roundup
The Associated Press reports first round results from Wimbledon. Pete Sampras beat Richy Reneberg in four sets in Tampa while Boris Becker downed Fleurian in straight sets. Andre Agassi lost a tight five setter to ug Flach as Goran Ivanisevic swept Navakin. Jonathan Stark defeated Jim Courier, and Stefan Edberg edged Forget in four. Monica Seles won her opening match, with other top players advancing.
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Germany
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Las Vegas
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South Africa
Alberto Costa
Spain
Michael Cha
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Seattle
Jim Courier
Miami
Wayne Ferreira
David Prinosil
Stefan Edberg
Sweden
Guy Forget
Odd Martin
Ponte Vedra Beach
Marcos Ondruska
Alexander Radulescu
Arnaud Boetsch
Five 1995 NBA Draft Juniors and 1996 Fares
Corliss Williamson played for the Kings, averaging 5.6 points per game. Mario Bennett joined the Suns, averaging 4.5 ppg. Chris Carr also with the Suns at 4 ppg. Cory Alexander with the Spurs at 2.8 ppg. David Vaughn with the Magic at 1.9 ppg.
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Kings
Mario Bennett
Suns
Chris Carr
Cory Alexander
Spurs
David Vaughn
Magic
World Features Syndicate
Co-Ed Class B Pennsylvan ia State Championship in New Castle
Regional sports bulletin lists events across Pennsylvania. Co-Ed Class B championship in New Castle runs July 13–15 with top four teams earning a berth to Rochester. Other items include ASA and softball notices, a Class AAA hockey seek, golf tournaments, and local youth league registrations with contact numbers and entry fees.
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New Castle
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N.Y
Don Stoner
Penguins
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Ellwood City
Steifel Park
al Campman
Jon Kosier
Barb & Joe
S. Lincoln Ave
New Wilmington
Union
Scotland Meadows Park
Union Township
Dave Prestopine
Tim Confer
Dave Stambul
Shenango Athletic Association
Western Area
Amateur Softball Association of Pennsylvania
ASA of Pa
Shenango Field
Guy Demaio
Sylvan Heights
PSU
Frank Augustine
Gore
Wilmington Area
Lawrence County
Flaherty Field
Hess
St. Francis Hospital of
Oak Tree
West Middlesex
St. Francis Hospital
Myrtle Beach
Currie
Don Currie
Baseball notices from multiple clubs
Américan League clubs report terms for Josh Paul with the White Sox and assignment to Sarasota. Brewers recall Tim Unroe from New Orleans and option Kelly Stinnett to New Orleans. Twins recall Dan Serafini from Salt Lake City and option Mike Mitchin. sign Daniel Cey Marcus Smith and Brian Kennedy. Athletics designate Phil Plantier for assignment. Braves sign A J Zapp. Reds recall Tim Belk from Indianapolis and send Mike Remlinger to Indianapolis. Dodgers claim Wayne Kirby off waivers from Cleveland and send Oreste Marrero to Albuquerque.
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Josh Paul
Sarasota
Milwaukee Brewers
Tim Unroe
New Orleans
Kelly Stinnett
Minnesota Twins
Dan, Serafini
Salt Lake City
Mike Mitchin
Daniel Cey
Marcus Smith
Brian Kennedy
Oakland Athletics
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A.J. Zapp
Cincinnati Reds
Tim Belk
Indianapolis
Mike Remlinger
LOS Angeles Dodgers
Wayne Kirby
Cleveland Indians
Oreste Marrero
Albuquerque
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