Castillo gamble pays off for Edwards in Indians win over Mariners
Doc Edwards benched Cory Snyder for Carmen Castillo who hit a go ahead solo shot as the Indians beat Seattle 7 4. Castillo returned after his father's funeral and also homered off Bill Swift in the seventh to break a 3 3 tie. Don Gordon earned the win with 3 1 3 innings of relief and Doug Jones secured his 22nd save as Seattle rookie errors helped Cleveland.
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Edwards
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Cory Snyder
Castillo
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Cory (Snyder
Dominican Republic
Bill Swift
Swift
Kingdome
Don Gordon
Cleveland
Tom Candiotti
Gordon
Dave Valle
Rey Quinones
Jim Snyder
Washington
Julio Franco Brook Jacoby
Upshaw
Joe Carter
Mariners
Jacoby
Price seeks Open title as four past champions loom
Nick Price holds a two stroke lead at 7 under 206 entering the final round at Royal Lytham. Defending champion Nick Faldo, Seve Ballesteros and Sandy Lyle sit two, one, and one behind, with pressure building as the Open ends on a Monday for the first time in 117 editions. Price recalls Troon 1982 setback and says the ghosts push him to prove himself while rivals stress the back nine’s decisive weight.
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Larry Nelson
Don Pooley
Andy Bean
Eduardo Romero
Argentina
Price
United States
Troon
Tom Watson
Irish Sea
Elyrian runner with lucky No. 7 set for C-T 10K
Bruce Neuschafer of Elyria will wear his lucky No. 7 in the 10-K at the 1st Chronicle-Telegram Jaycees Elyria Distance Classic on Sunday August 7. The 20-year-old veteran aims to improve on his 11th year in the event after a 45 26 finish last year and a best 43 16 in 1984, noting heat and sweat may slow others.
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Griffith Joyner steals the show at Olympic Trials
Florence Griffith Joyner set a wind-affected 10.49 seconds in a heat and won the final to claim the fastest time in the world at the U S Olympic Trials in Indianapolis. She beat Evelyn Ashford in semifinals and final as Carl Lewis Jackie Joyner-Kersee Edwin Moses Willie Banks and Mary Decker Slaney posted victories at Indiana University stadium.
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Willie Banks
Mary Decker Slaney
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United States
Florence
Gwen Torrence
Seoul
Lewis
Moses
Banks
Villanova
Vicki Huber
Banks predicts 80 percent of boxing golds for Seoul team
Las Vegas reports Keltie Banks, Riddick Bowe, and Andrew Maynard clinch spots on the U S Olympic boxing team after weekend box-offs at Caesars Palace. Banks vows 80 percent gold haul and notes 13 years of effort. Bowe edges Robert Salters 3-2 to join, with Maynard touted as a light heavyweight contender.
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