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Newspaper

Sun Journal

Location

New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1995

Page

11

Mayfair Wins Western Open By Narrow Margin At Cog Hill

Billy Mayfair held off a string of challengers to win the Western Open by one stroke at Cog Hill Golf & Country Club. He finished 9-under 279 after a 67 on Sunday, sealing the title with a 178-yard 7-iron to four feet and a final birdie on 18.

Lemont, Ill Billy Mayfair Mayfair Brett Ogle Steve Lowery Jeff Maggert Maggert Lowery Ogle Bob Estes Estes John Huston Jay Haas Cog Hill Golf & Country Club Mike Hill Hill Gibby Gilbert Isao Aoki Fairfield Harbour Walt Morgan LPGA Kathryn Marshall Jamie Farr Marshall Sherri Steinhauer

Seles Ready to Return Amid Wild Card Hope and Open Skies

Monica Seles says lack of ranking won’t hinder her comeback and plans to play as wild cards. She previews a July exhibition with Martina Navratilova in Atlantic City before an expected US Open return. Seles reflects on her healing after 1993 Hamburg stabbing and her resolve to enjoy tennis again.

New Haven Seles Hamburg Wimbledom Steffi Graf Monica Seles Atlantic City N.J Martina Navratilova Chris Evert Hall of Fame NBC Evert Karoly

Sampras wins Wimbledon with calm, crowd-pleasing style

Pete Sampras sealed the title with powerful serves and sharp volleys, dedicating victory to his coach Tim Gullikson while acknowledging Becker's stellar run. Becker received larger ovations as the crowd urged a round of applause for the runner-up. Sampras praised Agassi as a role model and defended his own demeanor on court.

Sampras Tim Gullikson Illinois Becker Pete Pete Sampras Andre Agassi

Gordon Earns Consecutive Wins After Tough Duel at New Track

Gordon Evernham outs the field as Dale Earnhardt and Rusty Wallace duel for seven laps after a late pit strategy. Gordon regains the lead, extends his points edge, and earns back to back wins marking a career first. Earnhardt challenges but a pit miscue costs him two laps as Gordon pulls away.

Evernham Gordon Martin Earnhardt Wallace Rusty Dale New

Martinez to replace McGwire as All-Star

Oakland first baseman Mark McGwire is out after being beaned by David Cone and will miss the All-Star game. Seattle’s Tino Martinez will take his roster spot, with Cecil Fielder as the other candidate. Frank Thomas was elected to start at first base for the AL. Smiley added as NL injury replacement. Orioles release Sid Fernandez and Phillies cut Norm Charlton.

Oakland Calif Mark McGwire David Cone Tino Martinez Seattle McGwire Cone California Texas Martinez Mark Tony la Russa Cecil Fielder Detroit Fielder Frank Thomas Chicago White Sox AL Smiley Maddux Cincinnati Reds John Smiley Atlanta Greg Maddux Smiley Orioles Fernandez Baltimore Orioles Sid Fernandez Los Angeles New York Mets Baltimore Phillies Charlton Philadelphia Phillies Norm Charlton Chicago Cubs

Indurain takes lead in Tour after Belgium time trial

Indurain wins the Belgium time trial to grab the yellow jersey and open a two plus minute edge over rivals Rominger and Berzin. Riis closes within 23 seconds as Pantani Virenque linger behind. Indurain eyes the Alps for his bid at a fifth Tour title with climbing ahead.

Seraing Belgium Big Mig Miguel Indurain Tony) Rominger Evgueni Berzin Indurain Marco Pantani Italy France Richard Virenque Bjarne Riis Denmark Riis

Diaz’s late homer lifts Kinston to 7 4 win in Durham

Einar Diaz delivered a three run homer in the fourth inning to cap a four run burst and power the Kinston Indians past the Durham Bulls 7 4 at Durham Bulls Athletic Park. Dan Brabant earned the win in relief, Dan Graves notched his 19th save, and Enrique Wilson went 3 for 4 with a double and triple. The Indians added runs in the seventh and eighth as they snapped a two game skid. They now set to face Prince William at Grainger Stadium on Wednesday.

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