Morrison Wins After Jaw Break in Reno Bout
Tommy Morrison underwent surgery in Kansas City after breaking his jaw in a Reno weekend bout with Joe Hipp. The 23 year old won by ninth round knockout, will be out at least eight weeks, and may push back a September planned fight with Carl Williams. Doctors wired his jaw and removed two wisdom teeth, with a three week liquid diet before wire removal. Morrison also sprained his right hand and needed stitches above an eye.
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Johnson paces 200 field at U S Olympic trials
Michael Johnson beat Carl Lewis in the 200 as Gail Devers qualified for the Olympic team in the 100 dash and 100 hurdles. Joining Devers were LaVonna Martin and Lynda Tolbert. Several top runners failed to make the team, including Roger Kingdom Greg Foster Mary Slaney Steve Scott and Dan O'Brien who missed decathlon on pole vault. Jackie Joyner-Kersee won long jump and Gwen Torrence won the 200. Patti Sue Plumer and Regina Jacobs earned spots in distance events.
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Andretti wins Miller Genuine Draft 200 in Wisconsin
Michael Andretti scored a runaway victory in the Miller Genuine Draft 200 at West Allis. He finished 24.898 seconds ahead of Bobby Rahal driving a Ford Cosworth XB Lola, as Rahal maintained the series lead with 96 points. Emerson Fittipaldi, Al Unser Jr, and Mario Andretti followed in the pack.
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Sheehan Wins Rochester International After Final Round Struggle
Patty Sheehan overcomes a nine stroke lead to win the Rochester International, her first Tour victory in 16 months, finishing 1 under par in a Sunday 71. Nancy Lopez finishes nine back, with Jane Crafter third at 279, Hollis Stacy 280, Danielle Ammaccapane and Michelle McGann 281.
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One-Run Orblix Night Highlights Ottawa Babe Ruth Action
In Ottawa Babe Ruth League play at Orlix Cox complex Optimists beat Bank IV 9-8 after an early eight-run surge and Kiwanis edged Lions 8-7 thanks to Ryan Geist’s seventh inning RBI. standings tightened with Kiwanis and Lions tied atop the league. tonight Eagles vs Elks at 6:30 and Rotary vs VFW at 8:30.
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Royals roar to 9-2 win against Orioles in sellout crowd
Royals explode for 15 singles and four two-base hits including a first inning double as Jose Mesa suffers the loss. Orioles bullpen falters with Mike Flanagan allowing four baserunners in a clean ninth while Alan Mills yielded two runs in four innings. Oates and Joyner stress focus on winning games over standings.
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Frost grips change fuels eight shot Buick Classic win
South African David Frost erased a two year win drought on the PGA Tour by altering his grip, then firing a final 66 to finish 16 under and win the Buick Classic by eight at Westchester. Fred Couples previously posted the only larger winning margin this year.
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McEnroe Reaches Wimbledon Quarterfinals With Straight Sets
John McEnroe overpowered Andrei Olhovskiy in straight sets 7-5 6-3 7-6 12-10 to reach the Wimbledon quarterfinals on Marvelous Monday. The match featured a tense tiebreak and McEnroe’s late breakthroughs guiding him past the Russian qualifier.
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Ottawa tops Newton in big fourth inning rally
Legion bouncer Newton gave up seven runs in the fourth as Ottawa sent seven batters to the plate and all scored. Pelton doubled RBIs, Tyson Milton Thompson and Waymire added RBIs. Kevin Moore pitched six strong innings, allowing five hits and three runs with two strikeouts and one walk. Ottawa, now 9-11, hosts Olathe Tuesday for a 6 p.m. doubleheader at Orlis Cox complex on the south field.
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Gilbert sets 36-hole record with late surge
Gilbert posts a 36-hole record 127 after a back-nine burst to win as Colbert closed to within four. He rod in birdies at 11 12 13 and 15 after missing a birdie at 10. Gilbert credits improved chipping with partner Grier as key to the rally amid Colbert’s late challenge and questions about pressure from the big lead.
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