Indians win 9 7 in Winston-Salem baseball showdown
Winston Indians jumped to a 4-0 lead and held on for a 9-7 win over the Spirits. Chad Townsend 3-for-6 with a homer and three RBIs. Patricio Claudio 3-for-5 with two RBIs. Mitch Meluskey 2-for-4 with two RBIs. Rod Keller 11/3 innings, save for David Welch. In Montreal, Sanchez Vicario beats Graf 7-5 1-6 7-6 to take Matinee International title. Becker wins Volvo International. Wayne Ferreira edges Delaitre in RCA semifinal. In New York, baseball talks inch toward next bargaining round as Fehr Ravitch prepare for talks with mediators.
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Preseason Top 25: AP college football poll 1994 leaders
The article presents the 1994 Associated Press preseason college football Top Twenty Five with first place votes, 1993 records, and total points. It lists teams receiving votes such as Stanford, Brigham Young, Kansas State, Syracuse, Michigan State, California, Ole Miss, and others, noting a Western Michigan entry among the voting.
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NASCAR Goodwrench 400 results from Michigan race
NASCAR Goodwrench 400 at Michigan International Speedway listed final order with drivers from Gaet Goda to Bobby Hillin Jr. and others, detailing cars, laps, reasons out, prize money and speeds. Series leaders shown include Earnhardt, Swan, Martin and Wallace with point totals.
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Ferreira beats Delettre in straight sets at tennis event
South Africa's Weyne Ferreira defeats Olivier Delettre of France 62 61 to win a match. In doubles semis Jim Grabb and Richey Reneberg defeat Olivier Delaitre and Walla ce Todd and Mark Woodforde 44 64 64. Woodbridge and Woodforde beat Grabb and Reneberg 6 3 6 4.
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Sprint International final scores and earnings list
Castle Rock Colorado was the site as Rick Fehr won the $1.4 million Sprint International with a scorecard noting earnings of $151,200. The event at Castle Lead Gaaent featured notable players including Ernie Els Tom Kite Chris DiMarco Phil Mickelson Jay Haas Gene Sauers Tom Lehman Tom Tryba Lee Janzen Keith Clearwater Mark McNulty Bruce Bradley Hughes and Steve Bradley among others with purses distributed from $95,200 to $151,200 for top finishers.
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Geddes wins mponent Challenge at White Eagle course
LPGA results from the mponent Challenge at 6,256 yard par-72 White Eagle Golf Club show Jane Geddes earning $75,000 with rounds of 68 69 68 67 totaling 272. Robin Walton took $40,256 with 72 70 68 65 275, while many players posted strong final scores and prize shares across a field led by Geddes and Walton.
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Irvan Airlifted After Weekend Crash At Racetrack
NASCAR driver Ernie Irvan escaped serious injuries after a 28 Ford Thunderbird crash left him with minor cuts and bruises. He was airlifted to St. Joseph Mercy Hospital, where family stayed by his side as team owner Robert Yates and crew faced uncertain future while prioritizing his wellbeing.
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Bodine wins on Hoosier tires at Michigan race
Bodine led most of the Michigan event to win on Hoosier tires for the first time since 1989, finishing about nine car lengths ahead of Mark Martin. Mast ran third as Hoosiers powered Bodine to a 12 second margin and a dominant performance despite late cautions.
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Wallace fumes after pit miscue and early crash at race
Wallace blamed his pit crew after dropping the jack too soon during a tire change while running third. He ran out of gas on pit road and stalled, forcing a team push as a rough day intensified. Earlier, a first lap crash involving Billy Standridge and Derrike Cope triggered a multi-car wreck that injured no one seriously, with Bobby Hillin describing the incident as frightening.
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Bodine Reflects on Irvan Crash and Race Duty
The racer spoke of the hard charge through Turns 1 and 2 and his friend Mark Martin, noting Irvan's hospitalization and a resolve to continue racing. He said the team and his family want him to keep the show going despite the tragedy.
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