Floyd tops Hartford Open after 1st round comeback win
Ray Floyd shoots 7 under 64 at TPC Connecticut to lead the Canon Sammy Davis Jr. Greater Hartford Open by two strokes. He returns from a back injury that threatened his career, crediting daily workouts for his form as Greg Norman, Hubert Green, Ron Streck, John Cook, Hale Irwin and John Mahaffey sit two back at five under.
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Louganis wins NSF gold with perfect 10 despite injury
Greg Louganis, Malibu diver and defending NSF champion, scored a flawless forward dive for gold in Baton Rouge, adding to his world records in 3-meter springboard and platform. He posted 693.15 points, nine off the festival mark, as opening ceremonies kicked off the 12 day event at LSU.
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Beaconsfield golfers take early lead at LPGA du Maurier Classic
Chris Johnson Alice Miller Sally Little and Laurie Rinker shot 68 to share first-round lead at the LPGA du Maurier Classic in Montreal. Kathy Baker Jane Crafter Patti Rizzo Sue Fogleman and Amy Alcott tied for second at 69 as 28 players broke par on the 6033-yard course in Pointe Claire. Johnson praised the well conditioned course inviting birdies.
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Padres Rally Fall Short as Cards Rally for 9-6 Win
In San Diego, the Cardinals exploded for five runs in the ninth to stun the Padres 9-6 after San Diego led 6-0 early. Coleman went 4-for-5 with two steals and two runs, fueling the rally. Gossage struggled in relief as Vince Caleman and Jack Clark highlighted the late inning chaos. Terry Kennedy summarized the mood, saying losing stinks no matter the deficit.
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St. Louis extends win streak as Padres rally late
San Diego led 6-1 before Chicago and New York era? San Diego started strong, but St. Louis captured a five-game win streak with a late rally. Padres pitcher Eric Shaw left after five with ten batters faced in the seventh. Craig Lefferts retired two, then Clark hit his 19th to narrow the gap. Nettles hit his 11th to give the Padres a 1-0 lead earlier, and Garry Templeton hit a key misplayed grounder error by Ozzie Smith setting up the inning.
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City Scores Softball and Baseball Sunday Results
In a crowded box of city league games Education Express and The Blues led scoring in women softball action. Wellsville Bank and Green Acres posted strong totals as Jobe’s and Education Express trailed with mixed results across multiple teams and standings.
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