McCumber wins after palm tree scare at Coral-Eastern Open
Mark McCumber narrowly defeats Jack Nicklaus and Tom Kite in Tucson after a rumored lost ball in a palm tree created a frantic moment. He faced a potential three-stroke swing on the 18th hole, but a search confirmed the ball and he finished with a bogey to seal the one-shot victory. Amy Alcott tops Betsy King by one stroke at the Tucson Open after a late surge, birdies and an eagle finish.
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Unhappy Harrah seeks trade from Yankees
Toby Harrah asked to be traded from the New York Yankees while discussing his uncertain future in left field. He contends the shift from infield to outfield clashes with 14 years as an infielder and notes his unhappiness, though he praises teammates and management.
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Flyers end homestand with 4 1 win over Flames
Philadelphia hosts Calgary and wins 4-1 to extend home success, moving within two points of first in the Patrick Division. Pelle Lindbergh posts 31 saves and earns praise as the difference, while Brian Propp Rich Sutter and Dave Poulin contribute goals and assists.
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Georgia Beats Kentucky In Lexington After 1923 Win Dry Spell
Georgia coach Hugh Durham grew up a Kentucky fan and admitted pulling for the Wildcats, but his 18th ranked Bulldogs beat Kentucky 79-77 in Lexington. It marked Georgia’s first road win in SEC play this season and ends a long Kentucky advantage in the series. The day featured many top ranked teams winning, including St John’s, Georgetown, Michigan, and others.
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