Kenyan wins Cherry Blossom road race in 46 24
Simeon Kigen of Kenya claimed his second straight Nike Cherry Blossom 10 mile title in 46 24 as Sosthenes Bitok and Jon Sinclair battled for second. Lisa Larsen Weidenbach set a course record for women finishing 53 28 with Jacqueline Gareau second and Gail Kingma third.
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Peking Golf Boom Surges With Sino-Japanese Ventures
A sandy tree farm near the Chaobai River in northeast Peking is slated to host the 36-hole Peking Golf Club, a joint venture designed by San Jose architects, with a $6.5 million project and a 1986 opening. A competing Ming Tombs Golf and Country Club is under construction about 15 miles away, amid protests over developing the historic Ming tombs area.
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Japanese boxer AKAI discharged after recovery from brain injuries
Hidekazu Akai, 25, was released from Tominaga Cerebral Surgery Hospital in Osaka after fully recovering from a brain injury suffered in a February 5 bout. Doctors said he recovered completely with no aftereffects, though it remains unclear if he will box again. Akai had been in a coma and underwent brain surgery following blows from Masaharu Owada.
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McEnroe captures Fila Indoor title in Milan final
Top seed John McEnroe defeated Anders Jarryd 6 4 6 1 in Milan to win the Fila Indoor Trophy, earning 60 000 dollars and lifting season prize money to 283 000. McEnroe dominated from the baseline, lost only one serve, and credited focus on improving consistency on clay. Jarryd, who won in Brussels recently, took doubles with Heinz Gunthardt for 18 000 dollars and 30 000 as runner up in singles.
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Last Suspect Wins Grand National Then Retires
Last Suspect, a 50-1 Grand National winner, announced by owner the Duchess of Westminster and trainer Tim Forster as retired after Sunday's race. Jockey Hywel Davies, aged 28, helped secure a dramatic finish amid a chaotic field of 40, with 29 horses failing to complete.
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Rain postpones Valleydale 500 at Bristol
The Valleydale 500 Grand National race at Bristol International Raceway was postponed due to steady rain hours before the 1 p.m. start. The 500-lap, 266.5 mile event will run next Saturday at 1 p.m. with teams allowed 1.5 hours of Friday practice after inspection.
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