Zuelle Tops Tour Leaderboard After First Stage
Weekend in review from SAN SEBASTIAN AP reports Swiss rider Alex Zuelle took the overall lead after the first stage of his debut Tour de France. He finished 28th as all top 69 riders clocked 4 hours 37 minutes 39 seconds for the 122 mile leg. Defending champion Indurain sits third and Greg LeMond is 10th. Dominique Arnould won the stage by a cycle length ahead of Johan Museeuw.
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Gilbert triumphs again on Senior Tour at Kroger Classic
MASON Ohio AP Gibby Gilbert wins the Kroger Classic in a two hole playoff over J C Snead after posting 15 under par. He previously won the Southwestern Bell Classic at 17 under with coach Grier Jones aiding his caddie. Trevino finished three strokes back in third.
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Sheehan wins Jamie Farr Toledo Classic in dramatic finale
Patty Sheehan, once out of the lead, shot a 5-under 66 to finish 4-under 209 and edge a cluster of runners up including Brandie Burton Heather Drew and Deb Richard by one stroke. Hollis Stacy Pamela Wright were two back at 211, with several others one more behind.
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Heather Drew
Tammie Green
Deb Richard
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Pamela Wright
Vicki Fergon
Janice Gibson
JoAnne Camer
Marta Figueras- Dotti
Meg Mallon
Rahal Edges Andretti For Inaugural New England 200 Win
Rahal won a high speed duel with Michael Andretti at New Hampshire International Speedway in the first New England 200. He finished more than a lap ahead and moved to 117 points after eight of 16 races, with Unser Jr. second at 85 and Fittipaldi third at 81. Andretti fell to fourth, 38 back. Rahal averaged 133.621 mph as Goodyear took third, followed by Mears and John Andretti.
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Irvan Captures Pepsi 400 At Daytona Beach
Ernie Irvan held off Sterling Marlin for a two car length triumph in the Pepsi 400 at Daytona International Speedway. It was Irvan’s second win of the season and second career Daytona victory. Richard Petty retired as a driver after 82 laps due to fatigue. Dale Jarrett finished third with Geoff Bodine, Bill Elliott, and Ken Schrader close behind.
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Lions win as Wiencke blank Rotary and Bank IV tops Elks
Jay Wiencke pitched a complete game for the Lions in a 9 2 victory over Rotary at Orlis Cox complex. Justin Blanco and Ryan Dobbs each had two hits as Lions move to 8 4 and atop the Ottawa Babe Ruth League standings. Bank IV beat Elks 15 1 behind Jamie Drake's four inning gem and scoring bursts from Travis Marvin Wade Hepner and Aaron Van Horn.
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Agassi Defeats Ivanisevic To Win Wimbledon Final
Andre Agassi shrugged off critics to win Wimbledon, defeating Goran Ivanisevic in a serve and return duel. Ivanisevic hit 37 aces and 206 in two weeks, but Agassi broke three times and passed 26 times as he clinched the title in a dramatic finish.
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Graf Rallies to Win Wimbledon Final
Steffi Graf defeats Monica Seles in a grueling Wimbledon final to claim her fourth title. Graf, returning to form after a difficult year, stresses confidence and pace as she outlasts Seles amid media glare and personal distractions.
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Crenshaw Ends Drought With Western Open Victory
Ben Crenshaw captures the Western Open at Lemont Illinois breaking a two year winless spell. Greg Norman and Fred Couples were among contenders with Chip Beck and Duffy Waldorf also in the mix before Crenshaw prevailed as multiple players faltered late. Beck mishap on 17 and Norman’s missed surge defined the finish.
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Lemont
Ill
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Greg Norman
Fred Couples
Chip Beck
Duffy Waldorf
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Crenshaw Wins Western Open After Crumbling Lead
Crenshaw clinched the Western Open with a closing 69 for 276, 12 under, surging past Norman who faded from a late lead with a bogey on the 16th. Norman finished second at 277 as Beck tied for third at 278 with Couples, McCallister and Waldorf following strong rounds.
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