Unser Holds Off Sullivan In Toronto Molson-Indy Race
Al Unser claimed his second win of the season and sixth of his career at Toronto, passing Danny Sullivan 16 laps in. Sullivan finished second after a late pit penalty that cost him time and a chance at victory.
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McCallister captures Hardee's Golf Classic in record run
Blaine McCallister wins the Hardee s Golf Classic at Valley Illinois with a 68 to finish 19 under and set tour records. Colleen Walker dominates the LPGA Boston Five Classic in Danvers Mass leading wire to wire by eight and setting a 274 total. Miller Barber nets Showdown Classic Senior PGA title with 70.
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Kennedy McKinney tops US boxing trials to make Olympic team
In Seoul Kennedy McKinney of Killeen Texas defeated Michael Collins 4-1 in a tight 119 pound bout to clinch a trials win and a spot on the 12 man Olympic team The US squad begins training at Fort Bragg NC then Fort Huachuca AZ ahead of the August games
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Griffith Joyner’s husband misses Seoul bid in trials
Al Joyner failed to qualify for the Seoul Olympics as the defending Olympic champion in the triple jump, with a career best of 56-8 placing fifth. In the same trials, Moses secured his 173rd victory in 181 races, while Patti Sue Plumer and Sabrina Dornhoefer slugged it out for third with Dornhoefer collapsing near the finish. Danny Harris, Andre Phillips, and Kevin Young filled the Olympic spots in under 48 seconds, and Slaney challenged Huber in the women’s 1500/3000 before taking the final lap.
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Massimo Ghirotta wins stage as leaders err near finish
In the Tour de France stage 14 Massimo Ghirotta of Italy takes victory after leaders Bouvatier and Millar miss a turn with 300 yards left. Pedro Delgado bursts into the overall lead while Andrew Hampsten places 31st. In women’s cycling Cecile Odin wins the stage and Jeannie Longo holds the overall lead. Boris Becker defeats Jimmy Connors 7-6 2-6 6-3 in a West Germany exhibition tennis match.
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Pioneer Soccer Parents Meet at Elyria High Rooster Club
Farm of Elyria High soccer players are urged to attend a Rooster Club meeting Tuesday at 7 30 pm in the Pioneer Room near the gym. Plans for the coming season will be outlined.
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Burks Leads Red Sox in Four-Game Sweep of Royals
Ellis Burks played through illness to drive in five runs with a homer, triple, and double as Boston beat Kansas City 10-8. The win completed the first four-game Red Sox sweep of the Royals and moved the club within six games of Detroit in the AL East.
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Dodgers sweep Cubs at Wrigley in doubleheader
Dodgers win 5-2 and 4-1 at Wrigley Field to sweep a seven-game lead over San Francisco in the NL West. Steve Sax provided the go-ahead two-out RBI in the seventh of the first game, and Franklin Stubbs belted a pinch-hit three-run homer in the seventh of the other.
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Indians Edge Mariners In Tight Fifth Inning
Indians rally to tie Seattle 3-3 in the fifth as Alvin Davis drives in a run and Scotty Bradley shines with his versatility. Catcher Andy Allanson suffers a fractured right thumb and will miss at least four weeks. Chris Bando steps in while Rich Yett is sent to AAA Colorado Springs.
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Baseball today STATS shine across MLB results
Frank White earned his 1 800th major league hit as Kansas City fell 10 8 to Boston Alvin Davis became Seattle s all time hit leader with a first inning single against Cleveland Davis 699 hits tops the Mariners 12 year history eclipsing Bruce Bochte s 497 Jamie Moyer s eight losses Cubs score seven runs while he.
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