Bradley Leads LPGA Money List After Strong Finish
Bradley finished third at 2A with a 70, bringing her to the top of the 1986 LPGA money list with 154 224 as she closes in on becoming the tour's first 2 million winner. Betsy King shot 72 to 287, joining Jan Stephenson and Jane Geddes at 288 as Inkster stayed nearby. Bradley now needs only an LPGA Championship victory for a career major collection.
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Cavaliers seek late-season push amid tough schedule
Cavaliers fight to improve consistency as rebounding leads Robison to stress success. Coach Gene Littles notes four games in six days, with an away stretch at Detroit followed by Milwaukee Boston and Chicago, all pivotal for a playoff berth.
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Baseball Stars and Summer Hope Meet in Exhibition Notes
A broad reflection on baseball as the enduring sport with stars like George Brett and Reggie Jackson, hopes for a strong season, and notes from Sunday exhibition games including Yankees win over Blue Jays and Cubs pounding Rangers. Also mentions labor calm, drug trials, and renewed fan interest ahead of pennant races.
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Indians Beat Brewers 18 to 1 in Arizona exhibition
Randy Washington and Jim Wilson homer as Cleveland last in the Cactus League with an 18 to 1 win in seven innings. Milwaukee starter Jaime Cocanower allowed two homers and a triple before injuries to Bosio and Johnson. Murphy pitched the seventh to close.
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Kennedy wins Charleston Almost Heaven Marathon
Frances Kennedy of Lorain County Road Runners claimed overall victory at the Charleston Almost Heaven Marathon. The 43 year old set a personal best of four hours and 14 minutes, improving by six minutes. A bouquet of roses and a two handed trophy crowned her as the winner with second place finishing three minutes back.
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