Pirates Hope For Breakthrough After Injury Plague
East Carolina coach Steve Logan previews a season aimed at recapturing 1991 glory after a 2-9 1993. Marcus Crandell returns from a broken leg and dislocated ankle with limited play to guide a team rebuilding around 15 returning starters and nine seniors.
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Logan
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Marcus Crandell
Crandell
Terry Tilghman
Chris Hester
Morris Foreman
Walter Scott
Marcus
Price makes winning PGA title look easy
Nick Price of Zimbabwe ran away with a six shot win at Southern Hills to capture the PGA Championship. He posted a record low 269 in the American major and joined a select group by winning consecutive majors after his British Open triumph. Corey Pavin finished second at 275, with Phil Mickelson at 276 and Norman, Faldo, and Cook at 277. Price led or shared the lead throughout and struck back-to-back birdies to begin the final round.
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Tom Watson
Southern Hills
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Phil Mickelson
Greg Norman
Nick Faldo
John Cook
Turnee Scotland
No News Bad News for Strike Looms Over Baseball
On a slow weekend the baseball strike stalled with no new talks set. Ravitch golfed and listened to music while Fehr handled mail and Selig spoke by phone from Milwaukee. Forty-two games were canceled as the walkout stretched toward the season's longer shutdown.
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Richard Ravitch
Donald Fehr
Executive Council
Bud Selig
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Eugene Orza
Ravitch
Mick Jagger
Dream Team II explodes past Russia in world championship
The United States blitzed Russia 137 78 in a World Championship game as Dream Team II scored 42 points in the first 10 minutes and 73 in the opening period. The win boosted the U S tournament scoring average to 120 1 as comparisons to Dream Team I increased. Derrick Coleman led the early surge for a 26 point cushion while Shaquille O Neal averaged 18 points and 8 5 rebounds in the tournament.
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U.S
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Shaquille O’neal
Martin dominates at Watkins Glen
Mark Martin broke a 20 race win drought by winning the Bud at the Glen at Watkins Glen New York leading 75 of 90 laps and beating Ernie Irvan by nearly a second. Dale Earnhardt finished third to hold a 27 point Winston Cup championship lead over Irvan. Rusty Wallace spun late and finished 17th while Wally Dallenbach finished 14th in his final race for Richard Petty.
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Wally Dallenbach
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Steve Hmiel
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Petty
Dallenbach leaves Petty team after final Watkins Glen race
Wally Dallenbach ends his stint with Richard Petty's STP Pontiac at Watkins Glen race finishing 14th after a late clash with Wallace and grass brief, top five runs earlier, Loomis clash noted, he plans to explore Winston Cup options while staying in the series.
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Robbie Loomis
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