Gordon Beats Bristol Challenge Alters Cup Title Picture
Jeff Gordon, seeking a fifth 1995 title, finished 36th after a damaged car routine during the Goody's Headache Powder 500 at Bristol. Martin finished second, narrowing Gordon's points lead to 13, with 10 of 32 races left in the Winston Cup season. Jarrett won, his first Bristol short-track victory, and noted the season remains open as momentum shifts weekly.
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Guadalupe wins Little League title in rallying victory
Mexico seals the 199? Little League championship with a 5-4 comeback over Mission Viejo. Gabriel Alvarez delivers a game tying three run homer in the sixth after a near no hitter by Gavin Fabian. An error and Torres RBI single finish the rally as Guadalupe becomes first non US winner since Monterrey’s 1957 run.
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Hingis poised as US Open favorite at 16
Martina Hingis, 16, arrives at the US Open as the youngest No 1 seed in history and a strong favorite to become the second youngest women’s champion after Tracy Austin. She dominates this year with wins at the Australian Open and Wimbledon, returns from knee surgery, and follows a fearless, confident path into New York. Her main rival is Monica Seles, though Hingis has beaten her in recent meetings.
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Moya Wins Hamlet Cup in Tiebreaker Comeback
Spain's Carlos Moya, seeded eighth at the U S Open, defeated Patrick Rafter of Australia 6 4 7 6 7 1 in a tight final at Commack to capture the Hamlet Cup. Moya earns 43 000 and moves to 47 20 on the year while Rafter collects 25 300. Moya becomes the first Spaniard to win an ATP title in the United States since 1983. Davenport keeps Olympic memories alive as she dominates in Stone Mountain warmups and eyes the U S Open.
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Walker cashes in at Star Bank LPGA Classic
Colleen Walker shot a 67 to win the Star Bank LPGA Classic by two strokes at Country Club of the North in Beavercreek Ohio. She earned 82500 plus a 100000 CCN Champions bonus for 13 under 203 total, finishing ahead of Terry Jo Myers Laura Davies and others.
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