Clay court results show a wide mix of nations and scores
Sunday results from the US Open Clay Court championships feature Pilar Vasquez of Peru losing in tight sets, Dana Gilbert from Piedmont defeating an opponent 6-3 7-5, and several other first round matches. Notable entries include Nelson of Wooster, Ohio 6-0 6-? over Shelly Solomon of Fort Lauderdale, Amy Holton of Sarasota 6-4 6-0, Kate Gompert over Tine Mochizwhi 6-0 6-4, and Gretchen Rush beating Bernadette Randell 6-2 6-4. Other results list Kat Skronska, Kim Steinmetz, and Ann Minter among the players, with varied scores. In Orlando, Sunday US Tennis Association girls clay results include Stephanie Rene defeating Com me Bartei 6-2, and Cammy MacGregor beating Grace Kim 7-5 7-4 for 16s. The girls 12s doubles see Noelie Porter and Ann Grossman win 7-5 6-4.
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Peru
Dana Gilbert
Piedmont
Cant
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Bulgaria
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Ohio
Shelly Solomon
Ft. Laverdale
Fla
Amy Holton
Sarasota
Kate Gompert
Redwood City
Calif
Tine Mochizwhi
Ratselia Reggi
Italy
Pat Merrado
Brazil
Emile Raponi-Longe
Argentina
Ann Henricksson
Mahtomedi
Minn
Katerina Skronska
Czecnoslovakia
Kim Steinmetz
St. Louis
Gretchen Rush
Pittsburgh
Bernadette Randell
Australia
Oana Fromneitz
Patricia My
Hong Kong
Camile Benjamin
Bakersfield
Anne Minter
Annalel Croft
England
Jenny Klitch
Columbus
Orlando
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Stephanie Rene
Highland
Canif
Comme Bartei
Lod
Cammy MacGregor
Palos Verdes
Grace Kim
Franklin Lakes
Junior Olympic Track Results From Duke Wallace Wade Stadium
Sunday results from the Junior Olympic Championships at Duke University feature many 10,000 meter, 400 meter hurdles, and 1500 meter races in Intermediate and Young divisions. Winners include Leslie Wrixson and Kristol Phillipsburg with multiple placements across fields in Connecticut Ohio Wisconsin and New Jersey.
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Greensboro
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McFarland
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Bollingbrook
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Longwood
Fla
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Rhonda Phillips
Schenectady
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Memphis
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Fairlawn
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Date City
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Flint
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Charlotte
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Seattle
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Maplewood
NJS
Clemson Coach Faces Probation Shadows Ahead of Season
Clemson coach Danny Ford voices concern over NCAA and ACC sanctions that bar conference titles and bowl bids. He seeks motivation from polls and a near sell out stadium, and notes plans for an expanded venue to about 74,000 seats. Ford suggests Clemson will strive to win every game despite sanctions.
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Junior Olympics meet yields multiple record marks at Duke
Lynn James from Navasota and Patrick Mann of Dale City win two events each at the National Junior Olympic Track and Field Championships at Duke University. James sets a meet record in the intermediate 110-meter hurdles and wins the long jump. Mann takes both the 110- and 400-meter hurdles with meet marks, while Maurice Crumby and Carla McLaughlin top field and sprint events. Milwaukee Striders set records in the 400 and 1600 relays.
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N.C
Lynn James
Navasota
Patrick Mann
Dale City
Duke University
Wallace Wade
James
Roderick Woodson
Indiana
Andre Love
Illinois
Mann
Belfred Clark
Ohio
Milwaukee Striders
Clerc, Gomez set for Volvo final in New Hampshire
Jose Luis Clerc ousted top seed Jose Higueras 7-5 6-1 in the semifinals at North Conway to reach the Volvo International final. Andres Gomez upset Jimmy Arias 6-3 6-2 to reach Monday's title match, aiming for his first final since November. Clerc, eighth-ranked, overcame an early 4-1 deficit and cited a tough 10 a.m. start time as a challenge.
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Clerc
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Higueras
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Arias
Washington
Favored Quarter Horse Wins World Championship Classic
Higheasterjet, a 1-2 favorite, won the 440 yard World Championship Quarter Horse Classic at Ruidoso Downs by three quarters of a length. The chestnut gelding clocked 21.59 seconds, boosting his earnings to $1,577,584 for owner G. D. Highsmith and trainer Johnie Goodman with jockey Steve Harris aboard.
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la Grange
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Vikings' Bud Grant ready to cope with four tight ends
Minnesota coach Bud Grant said the Vikings can manage with four tight ends if Joe Senser misses time after a knee surgery. Senser, 26, could undergo surgery with an eight week absence expected. The operation would remove more cartilage and rule out exhibition games and several regular season contests. Sam McCullum adapts to his first Viking camp in eight years and feels he belongs again after joining from Seattle.
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McPherson wins swimming honors at Texas meet
Jeffrey McPherson of the Odessa Aquatic Club was the high point swimmer in the 11 12 division at the Texas Age Group Swimming Championships. He won the 100 freestyle in 1 00.66 and set an 11 12 age group record in the 200 freestyle at 2 13.26. Teammate Darryl Salyards also posted multiple top finishes and broke a state record in the 100 meter breaststroke.
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Chicago
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Georgia
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Dover
Del
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Mississippi
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Honolulu
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New Jersey
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