Brisco-Hooks eyes four golds with two trials berths
Valerie Brisco-Hooks earned a second spot on the U S Olympic team by winning the women's 200 meters at the U S Trials, boosting her hopes for four gold medals. She also earned a place on the 400 meters squad as Florence Griffiths finished second in the 200.
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Jurgen Hingsens
Dailey Thompsons
Great Britain
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Mary Decker
Helsinki
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Kim Gallagher
Sydney Maree
Steve Scott
America
Olympians open exhibition with big win over IU alumni
U S Olympians routed an Indiana University alumni squad 124 to 89 in Bloomington as coach Bobby Knight balanced playing time among 16 contenders for 12 spots. Michael Jordan led with 16 points, Chris Mullin added 14, while the alumni were led by Butch Carter and Isiah Thomas with 17 each.
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Chris Mullin
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Indiana Pacers
Isiah Thomas
Detroit
Emiline Triumphs In Hickory Lane Farm Pace At Northfield
Emiline driven by Pius Soehnsen defeated Gratuity by a length in a lifetime best 1 59.1 for $6,000 feature while 2,419 fans watched. The card also saw Bea Nice and Biady's Shah Shah score in the early and featured trots, with Handsome Hanover winning the tenth race.
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Romeo Falcon
Magic Gold
Bea Nice
Miss Serenade
Tie Toc Bret
Earl Bowman
Biady
Shah Shah
Mighty Classy
Osborne
Bowman
Jamie With Love
Persistence pays off for Saunier at Lorain County speeds
In a tough Mid-Season feature at Lorain County Speedway, Doug Saunier overcome a string of problems to win the open wheel feature. Jerry Owens took sport stock, while Elyrian Mike Ray claimed street stock points, as 1984 momentum built for Saunier with his No. 22 roadster leading laps eight through finish and widening the points lead to 496.
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South Amherst
Lorain County Speedway
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South Amherst Oval
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Jerry Owens
Sport Stock Victory
Navarre
Sheffield
Joe Granda
Saunier
Loramite Les Olexen
Don Saunier
Gary Allbritain
Westlake
Bob Renz
Olexen
Coco Adams
Todd Gibson
Granda
Owens
Ennes
D.d.hall
John Wilmoth
Ray
Parma
Mike Ish
Mark Mayer
Vermilion
Mayer
Ish
Rice and Armas Homer As Red Sox Win 8 1
Jim Rice and Tony Armas hit homers and Roger Clemens pitched a six hitter to end Boston’s eight game skid with an 8 1 win over the Toronto Blue Jays. Clemens struck out nine with no walks in his first major league complete game.
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Luis Salazar
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Jason Thompson
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