Bradley wins Rochester in LPGA after delays and Lopez surge
Pat Bradley edged Nancy Lopez by two strokes to win the LPGA Rochester Invitation at Locust Hill in a weather plagued finish. Bradley posted 8 under par 280 after rain and two lightning delays, earning $38,250 and her first victory since 1983. Lopez finished second at 6 under par 282, with Bonnie Lauer one shot back.
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N.Y
Pat Bradley
Nancy Lopez
Bradley
Opez
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Locust Hill Country Club
Ladies Professional Golf Association
Locust Hill
Bonnie Lauer
Atsuko Hikage
Kathy Postlewait
Val Skinner
Lisa Young
Chris Johnson
LPGA
Jack Warfield
Thomson wins inaugural Senior Players ReUnion Pro-Am in Dallas
Australian Peter Thomson birdied four front nine holes then eased to a 14 under 202 to win the Senior Players ReUnion Pro-Am at Bent Tree CC in Dallas. Lee Elder finished two back at 204, with Don January and Gay Brewer tied for third at 207. Casper and Spanos won a scorecard playoff for the amateur pro-am title at 124.
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Thomson
Lee Elder
Don January
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Brewer
Thompson
Reno
Elder
January
Bent Tree Country Club
Billy Casper
Dean Spanos
Bruce Crampton
Bing Crosby
Dick Jennings
Casper-Spanos
USOC tightens drug tests but splits on training-center checks
The U S Olympic Committee unanimously approved a blood doping ban and allowed performance tests at competitions while resisting mandatory random testing at Olympic Training Centers. Some members and athletes urged clearer rules citing inadvertent use and training-center living conditions. The move mirrors IOC action amid disclosures of prior blood doping by American athletes.
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U.S
Ngbs
George D. Miller
USOC
Athletes’ Council
IOC
After Ewing who’s next in NBA draft
Patrick Ewing is certain to go first when the draft begins at Felt Forum New York. Several top prospects visit teams for physicals tests and interviews as teams like the Hawks evaluate players such as Jon Koncak Chris Mullin Xavier McDaniel Detlef Schrempf Karl Malone and Keith Lee and how they fit their systems.
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Felt Forum
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Southern Methodist
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St. John’s
Xavier McDaniel
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Washington
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Louisiana Tech
Keith Lee
Memphis State
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Sonics
Koncak
Kleine
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Chicago Bulls
Washington Bullets
Charles Oakley
Virginia Union
Utah Jazz
Bill Wennington
Lee
San Antonio Spurs
Denver Nuggets
Dan Issel
Wennington
Rasmussen
Uwe Blair
Indiana
Terry Catledge
South Alabama
Oakley
Top Three Star of U.S. Olympic Team and Big Eight Player of the Year
The piece highlights the three leading U.S. Olympic team stars and recalls the Big Eight Conference Player of the Year for the previous three seasons, noting their impact and careers within national and college contexts.
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Picking the Picks 1 Knicks eye Ewing may trade up for SF
The draft wrap lists teams and targets for first round picks. Knicks aim to officialize Patrick Ewing while Pacers debate Tisdale versus Benjamin. several teams consider Tisdale, Benjamin, Koncak, Mullin, and Wennington as possible selections across rounds.
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Patrick Ewing
Indiana Pacers
Wayman Tisdale
Oklahoma
Benoit Benjamin
Creighton
Los Angeles Clippers
Benjamin
Tisdale
Pacers
Elliott's gamble pays with victory at Miller 400
Elliott nursed a near empty gas tank to win the Miller 400 at Michigan International Speedway, extending his Cup lead and surpassing Waltrip by over 20 seconds. He started on pole, faced late fuel concerns, and shuffled through battles with Waltrip Earnhardt Gant Bodine.
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Mich
Bill Elliott
Michigan International Speedway
Elliott
Darrell Waltrip
Mile 174
Dawsonville
Bobby Allison
Rusty Wallace
Waltrip
Harry Gant
Dale Earnhardt
Geoff Bodine
Rinde Wins Manitoba Marathon Title in Winnipeg
Dennis Rinde of Sacramento won his third Manitoba Marathon Sunday in 2 hours 18 minutes 1 second. The 26 year old, holder of the course record 2 13 51, previously won in 1981 and 1982. Barney Klecker of Minneapolis was second in 2 21 56 and his wife Janis won the women's title in 2 38 20.
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Manitoba
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Sacramento
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Rinde
Barney Klecker
Minneapolis
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