Mallon captures 46th U.S. Women's Open in brutal heat
Meg Mallon, 28, wins the 46th U.S. Women's Open at Colonial Country Club with a 4-under 67 final round to post 1-under 283, defeating Pat Bradley and others in scorching 105 degree heat. Mallon, fresh from LPGA success two weeks earlier, seals victory amid tough conditions and nerves.
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Dixon Honored by Western Maryland Tennis Patrons in Frederick
Aubrey Dixon founder of the Western Maryland Tennis Patrons was celebrated at Jennifer's Restaurant in Frederick last week. Charlie Luttrell presented a plaque recognizing his efforts to promote tennis in the city and his years of organizing the Frederick Open Tennis Tournament.
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Keys Hold Off Cannons as Gilbert Scorches 378
In a close district Little League game, Fox started the scoring for Prince William with a run on an error, while Erickson and Figga pushed runs for the Cannons with timely hits. Gilbert extended his hitting streak to 10 games, batting 14 for 37 for a .378 average.
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LeMond Extends Lead as Tour Reaches Midpoint
Greg LeMond maintains a clear advantage at the Tour de France midway, holding a 73 second lead over Erik Breukink after stage nine. Mauro Ribeiro wins the 100 mile Rennes stage, with LeMond amid the peloton 41st and Abdoujaparov third overall.
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Rahal wins Marlboro Grand Prix at Meadowlands
Bobby Rahal finally secures a victory after two years with a dominating run at the Marlboro Grand Prix in East Rutherford New Jersey. He leads 89 of 150 laps in a Chevrolet Lola and finishes 6.954 seconds ahead of teammate Al Unser Jr with Rick Mears taking third.
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