Fittipaldi Qualifies For Indy 500 After Backup Car Gamble
Christian Fittipaldi, 24, solidly earns Indy 500 spot with a 226.375 mph backup after risking the primary car withdrawal. Emerson Fittipaldi and Al Unser Jr. falter in final hours as Penske swaps to Lola-Mercedes and race for remaining field positions.
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Singh Leads Buick Classic by One Stroke After 54 Holes
Vijay Singh, unable to defend last year’s Buick Classic title due to back problems, shoots 4-under 66 to grab a one stroke lead over Bobby Wadkins after 54 holes at Westchester. Nick Faldo and Bruce Fleischer sit two behind at 208, while Mike Hulbert and Jim McGovern also contend in the $1.2 million event.
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Florida State Pounds Clemson to Force ACC Final
Florida State slugger Mickey Lopez sparked a 12-2 win over Clemson as Chuck Howell earned the win to set up a one game ACC title showdown with the Tigers in Greenville. Clemson had earlier rallied to reach the final with a 16-7 semifinal over NC State led by Gary Burnham's three-run double and five RBI.
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Muster advances to Italian Open final after defeating Ferreira
Thomas Muster, seeded seventh, rallied to beat Wayne Ferreira 3-6 6-1 6-3 in the semifinal, extending his clay streak to 27 and set to face Sergi Bruguera who defeated Goran Ivanisevic 6-4 6-4. Ferreira shattered late in the third set amid 56 errors.
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