Irwin Captures Ameritech Seniors With Record 195
Hale Irwin won the Ameritech Senior Open at Stonebridge after posting a 21 under par 195 to set a 54 hole tour record for the Senior PGA Tour, finishing seven strokes ahead of Kermit Zarley. The rookie on the senior circuit, Irwin claimed his first Senior Tour victory and noted strong form across rounds including a 66 and 63.
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Iverson wins Friendly's Classic from late letdown pressure
Becky Iverson, once overlooked, birdied the 12th hole to seal the LPGA Friendly's Classic with a 2-under 70, finishing 12-under 276. Kelly Robbins shot 72 to tie Helen Alfredsson for second, as Iverson credited a late round practice of recy cling the ball for mental strength.
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Dream Team roles shift as U S plans Olympic squad
The 1992 veterans blend with newcomers as the USA Basketball committee selects a new Olympic roster. Wilkens notes talent and versatility, while Magic Johnson's fate and Olajuwon's Nigeria ties shape the evolving team. Both squads aim to define a new era without duplicating the original.
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Kruk Ends Hall of Fame Style Career With Farewell at Bat
John Kruk retired from baseball after a final at bat with the Chicago White Sox, ending his 10 year career marked by a .300 average, 100 homers, and 592 RBIs. He walked away after acknowledging he could no longer play through health issues, ending his stay at Comiskey Park with a grand slam earlier and a left field line drive for his last hit. Kruk thanked San Diego, Philadelphia, and Chicago for opportunities and said he walked away on his own terms.
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Pete Rose remains a stubborn Hall of Fame rumor
The piece traces Pete Rose’s ongoing Hall of Fame bid, his enduring image through a Rose poster on a wall, and fans like Schmidt urging his eventual eligibility. It notes the 1992 ballot recalls, Giammatti’s ban, and the evolving baseball climate as owners seek profit, while Rose stays patient, loyal, and focused on a distant goal.
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Funk labors to Ideon Classic victory at Sutton
Sharon Funk watched as Fred Funk rallied from a big deficit to win the Ideon Classic by one stroke at Pleasant Valley. Funk finished 16 under 268 with a final round 73 while Jim McGovern shot 70 to finish 269.
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Bagwell Injured by Pitch, Out 3-4 Weeks
Houston first baseman Jeff Bagwell, the unanimous 1994 NL MVP, broke a bone in his left hand after being hit by a Brian Williams pitch in the fourth inning. He will miss 3-4 weeks, having finished 1994 with a .368 average, 39 homers, and 116 RBIs.
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Davis strikes fan after taunting during Angels game
California Angels designated hitter Chili Davis punched a fan in the face after taunts from the front-row seat near the Angels dugout in Milwaukee. The man, in his 20s or 30s, was escorted out as the crowd booed. Davis yelled back, then struck the man with an open hand under the chin before grabbing his cheek.
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