Turner retires after disqualification in 1000m semifinal
Cathy Turner, 31 from Hilton New York, was disqualified in the 1000 meter semifinal for cutting in front of a rival. She announced retirement from skating citing an ugly atmosphere at the event and said she will not compete at the World Championships next month. Turner blamed hostile reactions and a rough week for her decision.
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Olympic drama and down home charm collide in Norway
Dan Coughlin praises a CBS nation watching the 1994 Winter Games as Tommy Moe, Picabo Street, Dan Jansen and Bonnie Blair become household names. Cathy Turner shows grit, and a tragic irony crowns a Ukrainian orphan gold winner over Kerrigan, setting up four more years to Japan.
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Idaho
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Japan
Walcott dies at 80 legendary boxing great Walcott
Walcott Arnold Cream known as Jersey Joe Walcott, a Hall of Famer and former heavyweight champion, died Friday night in Camden New Jersey at age 80. He lost six heavyweight title bouts yet had famed clashes with Joe Louis and remains one of boxing’s craftsman icons.
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Lightning” Little
World Boxing Association
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World Boxing Council
Henry Wharton
Sports schedule wrap with multiple events and channels
A chaotic listing shows auto racing boxing college and pro basketball golf hockey Olympics and soccer timings across ESPN Channel 8 5 3 4 8 0 0 AM and other stations with varying start times and venues including a gold medal hockey game ski event and the 1994 closing ceremony.
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Lumberjacks
Buick San Diego Invites Wena Third Round Scores
The Buick San Diego event at Torrey Pines on a North course par 72 reports third round results. Top names include Steve Lowery 67 68 65 201 and Kirk Triplett 71 63 68 202 with many players listed by scores and rounds. The article lists numerous players and final tallies across the field.
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Dale Earnhardt
Harry Gant
North Carolina Motor Speedway
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Watkins Glen
N.Y
Tommy Kendall
Dorsey Schroeder
Ron Fellows
Miami
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Craig Stadler
David Tema
Ronnie Black
Hal Sutton
Lennie Clements
Bob Estes
Payne Stewart
Mack Wurtz
Tom Lehman
Tom Byrum
Doug Marin
Charles Raulerson
Phil Mickelson
Steve Brodie
Mark Ganevale
Robin Freeman
Rose Cochran
Gary Hallberg
Glen Day
Bob Lohr
Paul Goydos
Todd Barranger
Wayne Lavi
Doll Woodlang
Todd Damacy
Gary McGord
Guy Boras
Billy Mayfair
Connie Hammond
Scatterplank
Ed Dougherty
Phil Tataurange
Manta Morigomery
Dannna Paulson
Ed Fier
DA Rumell
Fred Funk
John Wilson TiAd
Scot Simpnon
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Roa Bolat
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Paul Stankowaki
Brad Faxon
Grandel Chambree
Morris Hatalsky
Tim Simpson
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Matt Lys
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Bobby Clamnact
Deve Bart
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Dey Don Blakes
Mark Brooks
Steve Pate
JC Anderson
Scott Gump
Thomas Level
Cosianbna Rocca
Yay Singh
David Peoples
Tad Tryba
Dave Rummells
Ettahan Toledo
Shaun Micheel
Robert Wrenn
Fourth Walls Mark and Racing Payouts Report
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CANADIENS 3 LEAFS 0 Montreal Victory Over Toronto in Play by Play
Montreal torched Toronto 3 0 with Dionne Muller and Mullet scoring in the first period. Roy goalie kept a shutout as the Canadiens dominated the shots. Other games include Vancouver 3 Tampa Bay 1 and Dallas 4 New York 3 with Revels and Braten scoring.
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Boys Basketball Results From Saturday Nonconference Showdowns
Elyria Catholic led Wellington 76 to 58 while Avon 5B defeated Colimbia 49 and Firelands BC beat Western Reserve 62. Across divisions, teams including Chillicothe 67 over Logan 56 and Ironton 77 over McDermott NW 57 highlighted a busy schedule with several district and state tournament results and final scores scattered among the listed matchups.
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Transactions wrap: baseball to hockey to football
Transactions from the American and National leagues covering dozens of player moves. Boston Red Sox sign Matt Stews and Bran Conroy involved. Milwaukee Brewers add Jahndaha and Troy OLaary. Mets sign Anthony Young, Bobby Jones, Aaron Ladeama, Butch Huskey. Padres ink Derek Bell. Bulls activate Toni Kukos, Cartwright sidelined. Nuggets add Jim Farmer Quand. 76ers sign Bill Edwards, Shawn Bradley injury. Suns list Jerod Musial status. Vikings release Aude McMillian. Montreal Canadiens claim Bryan Fogarty. Chicago Power add Marco Rui. Cantons Invaders buyout Scott Geraghty.
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