Pavin Wins First Major At Shinnecock Hills
Corey Pavin captured his first major by shooting 2 under par over the final round at Shinnecock Hills, finishing 280 to beat Greg Norman by two strokes. Norman led early but faltered in gusty winds as Lehman and Lancaster posted strong rounds. Pavin’s perseverance and clutch shotmaking earned praise from peers and solidified his status as a premier competitor.
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Corey Pavin
Pavin
Greg Norman
Norman
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Cor-ree
Riviera
Pacific Palisades
Calif
Shinnecock
Corey
Tom Lehman
Lehman
Neal Lancaster
Bob Tway
Fedorov Seeks Push From Russian Ally in Finals
Detroit must rely on Sergei Fedorov, recovering from a separated shoulder, and possibly Vincheslav Fetisov to spark the Wings as Keith Primeau nurses a back injury. Primeau’s status for Game 2 is uncertain after a 2-1 loss to New Jersey.
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Viacheslav Fetisov
Sergei Fedorov
Fetisov
Fedorov
Red Wings
Chicago Blackhawks
Keith Primeau
Primeau
New Jersey
Joe Louis Arena
Scotty Bowman
Bowman
NHL
Selke
Pearson
Labonte Beats Gordon At Michigan In 200-Lap Duel
In Brooklyn Michigan AP Bobby Labonte edges nemesis Jeff Gordon to win the Miller Genuine Draft 200 at Michigan International Speedway. Gordon briefly led on a restart with 17 laps left but Labonte reclaimed the effort over the final 70 laps, ending Gordon's advantage in this season's escalating rivalry.
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Mich
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Jeff Gordon
Labonte
Gordon
Michigan International Speedway
Jeff
Drawing for straws Yanks wait on Darryl
Darryl Strawberry delays signing with the Yankees as arbitration looms Monday to decide if he is released after a February drug test. Giants and White Sox interest noted. Steinbrenner and agent seek a deal by Monday morning.
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NEW York
Darryl Strawberry
Yankees
Strawberry
Bill Goodstein
Goodstein
George Steinbrenner
Giants
Chicago White Sox
Texas Rangers
USA Nets Four as Reyna, Wegerle Lead 4-0 Win Over Mexico
In a standout U S Cup match, the United States defeated Mexico 4-0. Roy Wegerle, Thomas Dooley, John Harkes and Claudio Reyna scored, with Reyna assisting twice and playing forward after returning from a torn hamstring. Mexico coach Miguel Mejia Baron acknowledged U S pressure, while the Mexicans struggled to keep pace.
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John Harkes
Claudio Reyna
Miguel Mejia Baron
Milutinovic
Wegerle
Reyna
Marcelino Bernal
Dooley
Jorge Campos
Eric Wynalda
Campos
Harkes
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Michigan
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Rockingham
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Terry Labonte
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