SMU Nips Washington State For NCAA Title
Washington State's Gabriel Tiacoh narrowly lost to Roddie Haley in the 400 meters as SMU edged to the men's team crown at the NCAA outdoor championships in Indianapolis. Haley finished second while SMU's Robinzine anchored the winning relay. Texas won the women's title, and Oregon, Indiana, and Alabama posted notable finishes.
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Arkansas
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Kevin Robinzine
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Ivory Coast
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Texas
Juliet Cuthbert
Terri Turner
Alabama
Texas Southern
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Indiana University Track Stadium
Wisconsin
Stephanie Herbst
North Carolina State
Kathy Ormsby
Tore Gustafsson
Korir
Indiana
Terry Brahm
Keith Talley
Oregon
Dub Myers
Kansas State
Kenny Harrison
Texas-Fl Paso
Olav Jenssen
James Lott
Lillie Leatherwood
Auburn
Rosalind Council
Tennessee
Alisa Harvey
Rita Graves
Toni Lutyens
UCLA
Danes dominate Uruguay in 6 1 World Cup win
Denmark's dynamic attack overwhelmed Uruguay 6 1 in Mexico City's Nezahualcoyotl stadium clinching a Round Two berth as Preben Elkjaer scored three and assisted twice. Uruguay finished with 10 men after Miguel Bossio's ejection, while West Germany and Belgium also won to strengthen their groups.
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Michael Laudrup
Soren
Lerby
Jesper Olsen
Miguel Bossio
Frank Arnesen
Voeller
Allofs
Franz Beckenbauer
Alex Ferguson
Ferguson
Germany
Tway wins Oklahoma State battle at Westchester
Bob Tway beat Willie Wood by one stroke to win the $600,000 Westchester Golf Classic at Westchester Country Club. Tway fired 4-under 66 for a 272 total, clinching the victory as Wood tied for lead before finishing second. Wood earned $64,800. Ray Floyd and Mike Reid faded from the lead with late rounds.
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Oklahoma State
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Westchester Country Club
Ray Floyd
Mike Reid
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Inkster Holds On To Win McDonald's Championship
Juli Inkster held a late slide to win the LPGA McDonald’s Championship by three strokes, despite a double bogey on hole six that nearly derailed her. Inkster finished 17 under 204, with Mary Beth Zimmerman runner-up at 284 and Amy Alcott close behind at 285 as others faltered.
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January Ends 30 Year Drought To Win Senior Players Reunion
Dallas native Don January snaps a 30 year dry spell by winning the Senior Players Reunion Pro-Am at Bent Tree Country Club with a final round 69 as he edges Chi Chi Rodriguez by two strokes to claim his 22nd Senior Tour title and 26 250 prize. January restores hometown triumphs since the 1956 Dallas Centennial Open.
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Chi Chi Rodriguez
Rodriguez
Walter Zembriski
Australia
Peter Thomson
Mike Fetchick
Richard Tisdale
Lubbock
Dick Jennings
Chi Chi
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