Lyberger and Max vie for sectional golf spots
Max Lyberger tied for 10th and joined seven others at 76 in the Middle Atlantic PGA Section Championship qualifier at Cattail Creek Golf Club Glenwood. 69 players competed for 47 sectional spots with two more qualifiers set for July 3 in Williamsburg and July 6 in Leesburg.
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Supreme Court ruling narrows drug tests for student athletes
Reaction varied across communities as the court limited testing to cocaine marijuana amphetamines and LSD, excluding alcohol. Don Newcombe criticized the decision as a farce urging broader bans. Coaches and school board leaders questioned singling out athletes and stressed parental or universal approaches. Student athletes like Susan Hartley voiced mixed views on the ruling.
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Preble High School
Green Bay
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Maryland tracks lift field sizes but fail to boost wagering
Changes at Maryland thoroughbred tracks created a full field supplement to boost purses for races with more than seven betting interests. Since the measure, the share of Pimlico races with eight or more starters rose above 61 percent, but attendance and overall handle did not increase. Average field size grew from 7.5 to 8.3 while attendance fell slightly and mutuel receipts were mixed, up on weekends but down on weekdays.
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Maryland
Horse owners sue over OTB dispute
A Florida group of horse owners and trainers filed a federal lawsuit against Hialeah Park and 74 simulcasting outlets in the United States and Canada seeking action over nearly 11 million dollars in off track wagering. The suit asserts wagering occurred during the final 10 days of a 60 day season after consent was withdrawn May 11 under a 1978 federal law and contract terms. Named venues include Taj Mahal Atlantic City Sands Las Vegas and several Delaware Maryland and West Virginia track operators.
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Devils seek move after failed lease. Nashville offers 20 million
The Devils face relocation as attendance averaged 16 000 this season. Nashville tables a 20 million offer to move to a 20 000 seat arena due in 1995 with luxury boxes and shared event revenues. The team, fresh from a Stanley Cup sweep of the Detroit Red Wings, vows that termination notice is unfair to fans and players.
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Wimbledon results open with Graf avoiding early upset
On day one at Wimbledon, Steffi Graf avoided last year’s upset as Lori McNeil exited early. Several former champions advanced as Becker Edberg Martinez Sanchez Vicario and Pierce won in straight sets, while Stich Cash and others faced surprising defeats or injuries.
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Yankees Key May Miss Rest of Season
New York pitcher Jimmy Key, limited by pain after arthroscopic left shoulder surgery last October, may sit out the rest of the season. He had a cortisone shot in June and began throwing at the Tampa minor-league facility, but paused after ten pitches while hopes linger for a possible return.
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Indy driver Fox in fair condition after crash
Indy racer Stan Fox was upgraded from fair to good condition after a May 28 Indianapolis 500 crash. A brain bleed required clot removal and he spent five days in a coma. Hospital officials cautioned that long-term effects remain unknown as he recovers, now in a private room and awake most of the day.
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Jets release leading rusher Johnson
New York Jets cut Johnny Johnson, their top rusher and MVP in 1993, after five NFL seasons. He posted 931 yards on 240 carries last year and 821 yards on 198 carries in 1993, with three TDs each season. Coach Kotite said the team tried to deal him before training camp.
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Fox telecast of final NHL game sets rating record
Fox Sports aired the final Stanley Cup game between New Jersey and Detroit to a 3.6 Nielsen rating, the highest NHL broadcast on Fox. It ties NBC’s 1999 All Star telecast as the top NHL rating since 1980, with Fox’s playoff average at 2.3. Each rating point equals roughly 954,000 American homes.
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NLRB chief urges new baseball talks before All-Star game
NLRB chairman William Gould called on baseball players and owners to return to bargaining immediately. He urged the Major League Baseball Players Association and the Player Relations Committee to start talks in the weeks before the All-Star game to keep focus on pennant races and individual achievements, noting labor law now dominates sports disputes. He cited the board’s $30 million backpay award in the 1987 football strike as context.
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McClatchy heirs seek to buy Pirates in Pittsburgh bid
An heir to the California McClatchy newspaper fortune and partners aim to purchase the Pittsburgh Pirates. Mayor Tom Murphy met with investors led by Kevin McClatchy at the owners' request amid frustration with Rigas. McClatchy vows to keep the team in Pittsburgh. city narrowly avoided loss in the mid 1980s.
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Patterson Named New York Athletic Commissioner
The New York state Senate unanimously confirmed Floyd Patterson as athletic commissioner, replacing Randy Gordon who was fired earlier this month. Patterson, former Olympic gold medalist and heavyweight champion, backs casino gambling to aid boxing in the state.
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Penske protests after Unser car deemed illegal in Portland race
Penske files protest over the Indianapolis car ruling that awarded the Portland race win to Jimmy Vasser. Al Unser's vehicle is shipped to a warehouse near IndyCar headquarters for further investigation. Roger Penske, Marlboro Team Penske owner, fields Unser and Emerson Fittipaldi.
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