Haas Wins St Jude Classic in Record Fashion
Haas ends four-year drought by capturing the Federal Express St Jude Classic in MEMPHIS. He posts a 72-hole 21-under 263, three strokes better than Dan Forsman and Robert Gomez, breaking the tournament record of 269. Forsman falters with a 6 at No 10 while Haas seals the win with an 8 foot birdie at 17. Haas now focuses on the U S Open.
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Stockton Wins Senior Players Championship In Final-Hole Rally
Dearborn, Michigan AP Dave Stockton captained the U S Ryder Cup team to victory last autumn at Kiawah Island. He trailed by two on the final hole but birdied the last three holes to shoot 69 and finish 11 under 277, one stroke ahead of J C Snead and Lee Trevino. Snead bogeyed the final hole after a wetland drive, dropping to 10 under 278.
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Palli wins LPGA event at Greate Bay after playoff
Anne-Marie Palli birdies the 18th hole at Greate Bay Country Club to force a playoff with Betsy King. Palli then sinks a two foot birdie on the first extra hole to capture the ShopRite LPGA Classic ending a nine year drought.
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Kulwicki Wins Pocono NASCAR Race In Track Record Pace
Alan Kulwicki led the NASCAR Champion Spark Plug 500 with 11 laps remaining and posted a track-record 144.069 mph victory at Pocono International Raceway. He beat Mark Martin by 2.34 seconds, with Bill Elliott third as Fords swept the top three. Ken Schrader was fourth and Davey Allison fifth.
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Prudhomme Defends NHRA Springnationals Title in Ohio
Don Prudhomme defended his NHRA Springnationals Top Fuel title by defeating Connie Kalitta in the final. Prudhomme clocked 4.980 seconds at 283.10 mph to Kalitta's 8.613 at 101.46. Al Hofmann won Funny Car and Jerry Eckman earned his third Pro Stock victory of the year.
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Bulls win title as era of dominance continues
The Bulls, led by Michael Jordan, claim another NBA championship in 1992 after a dominant 67-15 season and a tough playoff run, despite internal strife and media scrutiny. Coach Phil Jackson stresses finishing this era, while Jordan hints at striving for a historic three-peat.
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Kiwanis rally Lifts them past Lions 8 7 in OBAL action
Kiwanis erased a 4 2 deficit with three runs in both the sixth and seventh innings to beat Lions 8 7 at Orls Cox Complex. Lions jumped ahead early with two runs in the first and added three in the fifth before Kiwanis surged to secure the win.
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Bulls win sixth game to claim NBA title rematch
Chicago Bulls hold off Portland 97 93 to clinch the championship 4 2. Michael Jordan scores 12 of his 33 in the final 6 01 to seal the comeback as Portland misplays late in a 15 point fourth quarter deficit. Terry Porter and Danny Ainge critique the handling of the series while Cliff Robinson notes the bench outplay.
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Halos sweep KC as Joyner struggles in series
The Los Angeles Angels swept Kansas City in a three game set. Wally Joyner went 2-for-11 and drew little fan reaction while Steve Stevens turned boos around by driving in key runs including a leadoff homer in the fifth inning on Sunday. Stevens claimed no personal feud with Joyner despite the one upmanship.
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