Steinhauer wins du Maurier Classic in seventh year on tour
Sherri Steinhauer shot 70 to finish 11-under 277 and win the $700,000 du Maurier Classic at St. Charles Country Club, two strokes ahead of Judy Dickinson. Juli Inkster eagled 16 and birdied 18 to move to third, while Ellie Gibson shot a 65 to climb to fourth.
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Manitoba
Sherri Steinhauer
Steinhauer
Judy Dickinson
St. Charles Country Club
Juli Inkster
Dickinson
Ellie Gibson
Archer wins Bruno's Classic on Senior PGA tour
George Archer, after bogeys on two holes, held on for a one stroke victory at the Bruno's Classic at Greystone Golf Club. His final round 74 gave him 208 for the tournament, earning $105,000 and the biggest check of his four year Senior PGA tour career.
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Ala
George Archer
Greystone Golf Club
Jack Kiefer
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Archer
Midlothian White Sox crush Liberal in NCBC title game
Steve Stanicek homered three times as Midlothian Ill rout Liberal Kan 21 1 in the NCBC World Series championship. The White Sox tied a series record with seven homers, and Stanicek went 4 for 4 with four runs and seven RBIs. Midlothian collected 16 hits, scoring in all innings but the sixth, earning their first title after two prior runner up finishes.
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Kan
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Midlothian
Ill
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National Baseball Congress
White Sox
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Dick Canan
Richie Taylor
Jay P. Roberge
BeeJays
Rob Kruger
Dave Leonhart
Stanicek
Neil Fiala
Pete Stanicek
fuel efficient Gant wins Champion Spark Plug 400 at Michigan
Harry Gant, at 52 the oldest NASCAR Winston Cup winner, stretched his fuel mileage to victory in the 200 lap Champion Spark Plug 400 at Michigan International Speedway. His Oldsmobile Cutlass finished 4.94 seconds ahead of Darrell Waltrip with Bill Elliott third, as Elliott extended his series lead over Davey Allison by 37 points.
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Mich
Harry Gant
Michigan International Speedway
Darrell Waltrip
Bill Elliott
Davey Allison
Mansell clinches F1 title with second in Hungary
Nigel Mansell secures the world championship after finishing second to Ayrton Senna in the Hungarian Grand Prix at the Hungaroring. Senna wins in 1 hour 46 minutes 19.216 seconds, 40.139 seconds ahead of Mansell, who leads with 92 points to Patrese’s 40 with five races left.
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Hungary
Britain
Nigel Mansell
Ayrton Senna
Brazil
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Senna
Riccardo Patrese
Williams
Bono leads 49ers past Redskins in Wembley exhibition
Steve Bono threw for 167 yards and two touchdowns as the 49ers rallied to beat Washington 17-15 in Wembley. Bono, 5-1 as starter last season with Montana and Young sidelined, said he does not expect to move ahead of either QB. Cofer kicked the game winning 48 yard field goal after a late 49ers drive. Other results included Jets 24 Green Bay 7 and multiple Saturday NFL exhibition scores across Europe and the U.S.
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Bono
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Steve Young
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Young
Washington
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Berlin
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Atlanta
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Price finally wins major to cap season’s surge
Price, 35, earned his first major by outlasting Faldo and others at the PGA Championship. He secures a new 10 year PGA Tour exemption and lifetime PGA Championship pass, lifting nagging doubts after past near-misses including two British Opens. Faldo led late but stumbled with a 76 on Saturday and finished tied for fourth at 281.
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Tom Watson
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Royal Lytham
Nick
South Africa
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Fla
Price Tow
Faldo
Ner
Green Jacket
John Cook
Jim Gallagher Jr
Gene Sayers
Jeff Maggert
Nick Price
Cook
Tom
Daly
Royals pound out 17 hits in 15-2 victory
The Kansas City Royals routed opponents 15 to 2 with 17 hits. Key moments included a wild pitch scoring, Thurman’s two run single, and multiple RBI hits from Brett Mayne Conine and Samuel. Ejections followed Pichardo’s near hit on Mark Parent and a confrontation involving Pat Clements.
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Thurman
Joyner
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RBI
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Mayne
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Anderson
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Finn
Young
O'Nora
Denkinger
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