Trevino Leads Masters With 67 On Windy Opening Day
Lee Trevino, long insisting Augusta National isn’t suited to his game, posted a 67 to grab the first-day lead at the Masters. Nick Faldo shot 68 to sit one behind, with Scott Hoch at 69 and others like Ballesteros, Chen, Ozaki, Crenshaw, and Purtzer close behind. Arnold Palmer missed the cut chance as the field opened in Augusta.
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Tom Watson
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Nick Faldo
Great Britain
Lee
U.S
Faldo
Scott Hoch
Don Pooley
Andy Bean
Seve Ballesteros
Spain
T. C. Chen
Taiwan
Jumbo Ozaki
Japan
Ben Crenshaw
Tom Purtzer
Scotland
Sandy Lyle
Tom Kite
Hal Sutton
Mark Cascavecchia
Curtis Strange
Greg Norman
Royals Rally Past Blue Jays 3-2 in Windy KC Night
Kansas City defeats Toronto 3-2 as Willie Wilson scores on a heads-up steal mishap in the eighth. Whitt’s throw over error and a walk with the count on Tarabull set up Brett’s intentional walk and Wilson’s scamper home. Jeff Montgomery earned the win, Steve Farr the save, in a three-game set decided by one run each.
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George Brett
Todd Stoutlemyer
Danny Tartabull
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Whitt
Kelly Gruber
Jeff Montgomery
Bret Saberhagen
Steve Farr
Wathan
Kurt Stillwell
Bo Jackson
Bob Boone
Pros approved for 92 Olympics in Munich vote
International basketball moved to allow professional players into the 1992 Olympics. In Munich, delegates voted 55 to 15 to drop amateur restrictions, enabling the United States to field NBA stars for the Barcelona Games. The decision ends decades of amateur-only rules and positions the U S for a likely gold medal.
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West Germany
International Basketball
United States
National Basketball Association
Olympic Stadium
USA Amateur Basketball Association
David Gavitt
U.S
Barcelona
New York Knicks
McNeese State
Rea's Illness Hits OHS Netters In Quad Meet
TECUMSEH Ottawa High began the 1989 boys tennis season shorthanded as No.1 doubles player Jason Rea is ill with mononucleosis. OHS forfeited No.2 singles, finished fourth in the Shawnee Heights quadrangular won by Bishop Miege. Mobley and Lewis led their teams with strong showing. Ottawa High splits two doubles with Rea sitting.
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Ottawa High
Jason Rea
Cyclones
OHL
Nile Peterson
Steve Martin
Rea
Shawnee Heights High School
Bishop Miege
Shawnee Heights
Bonnet Springs
OHS
Miege
John Mobley
Chris Lewis
Peterson
Mobley
Lewis
Chad Reekie
Martin
Dale Ream
Jeff Rea
Chris Turner
Chanute
Fort Scott
Garnett girls win invitational track title by large margin
Garnett High girls dominate the Garnett Invitational, piling up 138 points to Jayhawk Linn 102 and Paola 89. Julie Hirt and Stacy Smith lead with two individual golds each, while Garnett also takes several events including the mile relay. Central Heights girls place second in some events as Garnett claims the girls team crown.
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Smith
Kathy Wood
Massey
Mike Wawrzewski
Josh Hoke
Kite
Brian Timblin
Brian Gambrel
Greg Carey
Nick Williams
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Williams
Quentin Lickteig
Clint McClain
Timblin
Hoyn
Hoke
Spencer
Kater
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Scott Kite
Eric Hoke
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