Hammond McGinnis Contrast Kemper Open First Round
Golfers Hammond and McGinnis posted contrasting first rounds at the Kemper Open. Hammond shot 1 under par 70 amid early rounds drama while McGinnis logged 4 over 75 in his PGA Tour debut. Hammond spoke of improving play after a bumpy start and late birdies.
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Mike McGinnis
Holly Hills
Donnie Hammond
Frederick
Hammond
McGinnis
Potomac
Avene
Holly Hills Country Club
Scott Gump
Bob Gilder
Avenel
Gilder
Gilder and Gump share Kemper Open lead with 65s
Veteran Bob Gilder and rookie Scott Gump shot 65s at the Kemper Open in Potomac to lead after the first round. Gilder credited renewed confidence and a sharp putter after recent struggles, including a chip-in for birdie on 12 and back-nine burst. Gump matched birdies and an eagle, boosting his bid from a long stretch outside the top results.
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Gilder
Gump
Orioles Triumph 9 3 Over Red Sox As Devereaux Stars
Baltimore rode Mike Devereaux and David Segui two run doubles to a 9 3 win over Boston. Jeff Ballard earned his first win since April as the Orioles capitalized on Matt Young's wildness. Sam Horn delivered a three run homer in the ninth to seal the victory at Fenway Park.
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Mike Devereaux
David Segui
Baltimore Orioles
Matt Young
Boston Red Sox
Baltimore
Johnny Oates
Toronto
Jeff Ballard
Mark Williamson
Mike Marshall
Mike Flanagan
Tom Brunansky
Young
Chris Hoiles
Segui
Bob Melvin
Wade Boggs
Billy Ripken
Tony Pena
Melvin
Devereaux
Randy Milligan
Dwight Evans
Hoiles
Greg Harris
Sega
Ripken
Orioles
Sam Hornit
Jeff Gray
Fenway Park
Evans
Wimning
Oakland Athletics
Toronto Blue Jays
Blue Jays
Terry Steinbach
Willie Wilson
Jamie Quirk
Duane Ward
Angels
White Sox
Chicago
Luis Paloma
California Angels
Kork McCaskill
Bob McClure
Frank Thomas
Sammy Sosa
Joey Cora
Ozzie Guillen
Cannons Crush Keys 12-1 Behind 17 Hits at Grove Stadium
Militello improves to 7-1 with six strong innings as the Cannons pound the Keys 12-1. Devares belts his second homer off Kip Vaughn, while Robertson drives in multiple runs as Williamstown-born team extends lead in the Northern Division standings.
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Prince William
Sam Mihtello
Militello
Frederick
Cannons
Keys
Grove Stadium
Wally Moon
Michello
Cesar Devares
Devares
Kip Vaughn
Vaughn
Andy Fox
Paul Oster
Fox
RBI
Viera
Mel Wearing
Oster
Ricky Strickland
Mike Hawkins
David Riddle
Vaughn Riddle
Hankins
Brad Ausmus
Jason Roberston
Robertson
Damon Buford
Wardlow
Jimenez
Ausmus
Lakers Beat Trail Blazers 91 90 to Reach NBA Finals
In Inglewood California the Los Angeles Lakers edged Portland 91 90 to clinch the Western Conference title and face the Chicago Bulls. Magic Johnson had 25 points 10 rebounds and 10 assists, while Vlade Divac added late free throws to seal the win.
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Inglewood
Calif
Magic Johnson
Vlade Divac
Los Angeles Lakers
Portland Trail Blazers
Chicago Bulls
Lakers
Portland
Johnson
Divac
Terry Porter
Trail Blazers
Design work and teaching keep Stan Smith busy
Stan Smith reflects on how prize money has surged from roughly $20,000 at Wimbledon and the U S Open to about $408,000 today. The former world No. 1, who now designs tennis facilities, discusses tennis booms, aging into the 35 and over circuit, and his long career with Bob Lutz in doubles.
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Stan Smith
Smith
Frederick
West Winds Country Club
California
Hawaii
Florida
Atlanta
Pasadena
Calif
Bob Lutz
Edberg Edges Skoff In Tough French Open Match
Stefan Edberg labored in the sun for three hours to outlast Horst Skoff in Paris as the French Open second round yielded contrast. Monica Seles overwhelmed Mariaan de Swardt while other seeds and a former champion faced tougher paths, including Pete Sampras.
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Paris
Stefan Edberg
Monica Seles
Edberg
Horst Skoff
Seles
Mariaan de Swardt
Pete Sampras
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Professional Golfers Association
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Chip Beck
Greg Norman
Ian Baker- Finch
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Buck Williams
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