Ribeiro wins Rio 400 in nail biting finish
Andre Ribeiro wins the Rio 400 at Nelson Piquet Raceway in a Lola-Honda, holding off Al Unser Jr. by 2.1 seconds as Emerson Fittipaldi and Alex Zanardi fade. The 133 laps produced a dramatic finish with a late caution and 60,000 cheering fans.
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Andre Ribeiro
al Unser Jr
Sut Riberod
Unser
Ribeiro
Nelson Piquet Raceway
Andre
Scott Pruett
Emerson Fittipaldi
Alex Zanardi
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Michael Andretti
AIC
DE Janeiro
Nelson Piquet
Windover
County
Andra Files
Lola-Honde
al Ungarry
United States
Panske-Marcedes
Scott Prustt
United Sites
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Reynard Honds
Penske Ma Cedas
Marc Grace
Lola Ford
Bryan Herts
Raynard Marcades
Advan Femendez
Mexico
Lois-Honda
Robby Gordon
Reynard Ford
Parker Johnstone
United Stains
Reynard Honda
Tual
Goydos Wins First PGA Tour Title at Bay Hill
Paul Goydos captured his maiden PGA Tour victory at the Bay Hill Invitational in Orlando, finishing 13 under 275 after a 67 final round. Jeff Maggert was one stroke back, with Tom Purtzer two behind after a Friday penalty. Other results note Liselotte Neumann’s win in Tucson and Colin Montgomerie’s Dubai Desert Classic triumph.
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Paul Goydos
Jeff Maggert
Bay Hill
Sweden
Liselotte Neumann
Cathy Johnston-Forbes
Tucson
Ariz
Jim Colbert
California
Bob Eastwood
Newport Beach
Calif
Scotland
Colin Montgomerie
Rodman
Indians Meet Kansas City in Today’s Baseball Exhibition
Today schedule shows Indians vs Kansas City at 4:05 p.m. on WEOLAN S30. ESPN2 airs college women’s NCAA Journey with Ohio State vs Tennessee at 7:30 p.m. NBA games include Chicago at Philadelphia and Tulane vs Minnesota in college men’s NIT second round. Boxing, hockey, and baseball trades listed with multiple teams and times follow.
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Weolan
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Ohio State
Tennessee
WGN
NBA
Chicago
Philadelphia
Tulane
Minnesota
Ncaa Toumey
S. Mississippi
Lousiana Tech
Sunday horse results feature varied payouts and exacta figures
Simulcast results from Turfway Park and Fair Grounds list multiple races with runners such as Rosana, Felix, and LaGue, detailing payouts for Exacta, Trifecta, and Daily Double. The card shows notable carries and a carryover of 4723.25 with a total handle around 718,225.
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Rosana
Karen's Majesty
Felix
A Goodwin
Clements
Exacta
Tarzin
Harmanicawhola
Bruce
Mackenzie Kalley
LaGue
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Bailey
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Bourque
Bay Hill Invitational Final Round Results
The Bay Hill Invitational final round concludes at the Bay Hill Club and Lodge in Orlando with players like Goydos Maggert Porter Pavin Gomez Callavecchia Glisson O’Meara Lehman and Day posting scores across the 7,196 yard par 72 course. Prizes range from $5,240 to $216,000 with top earners included.
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Bay Hill
Orlando
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Hil Investional
Paul Goydes
Dat Maggert
Tom Porter
Geroy Pavin
Rober Gomez
Ma Callavecshia
Toshiba
Newport Beach
Cali
Stmilion Teahiba Soniors Clasec
Newpadl Busch Country Club
Dim Colbert
Bob Eastwood
Hala Inwa
Jack Kiefer
Los Trevina
Gelwa Peete
Rocky Thompson
Bud Allin
George Archar
Bob Charles
Dubai
United Arab Emirate
Gmontgomens
Sotind
Jimenez
Spain
Robert Wills
Australa
Fred Couples
Pater Daker
England
Ray Burny
Ireland
Ping-Welch Tugson
Anz
Sosten
Welch
Randolph Park
Lisefotte Neumann
Cathy Johnstore Forbes
Karan Weiss
Michela McGann
Dale Egassing
Annika Sorenstam
Golf star list and scores from Dubai to Newport Beach
A long sports round up from Newport Beach and Dubai covers senior and major tours. Results include Dubai Desert Classic leaders Montgom en s and Jimenez with 271 and 271, plus Chan and Haarhuis in Newsweek Cup tennis. Dubai, IndIan Wells, and Gatornationals NHRA results with multiple drivers and prize money listed.
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Gahf
Reams
Iqumamant
Besore
Michael Chang
Henderson
Nev
Paul Haarhuis
Netherlands
Toon
Michael Tebbutt
Australa
Pena and Martinez Key Cubs Indians Comeback Era
Indians star catcher Derrly Pena discussed his love for baseball and his longevity in the majors. He praised Pedro Martinez for his focus behind the plate, noting their strong rapport and Pena's role in guiding pitchers. Martinez credited Pena with steady leadership and motivation.
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Sandy Alomar
Indians
Jongz
Dennis Martinez
Martinez
Alomar
Jose Mesa
Tyson Dominates Bruno in Quick KO Display
Tyson blitzed Frank Bruno in the opening round sending him reeling with an overhand right and left hook. The referee stopped the bout as Bruno sagged, while Tyson declared his plan is to punch until it ends and bowed to Mecca after the win.
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Mike Tyson
Southington
Chio
Frank Bruno
England
WEG
Keith Holmes
Washington
Quincy Taylor
Dallas
Bornard Hopkins
Philadelphia
Jon Lipsey
Lansing
Mich
Berlin
Tyson
Riddick* Bowe
Don King
Frans Botha
South Africa
Bruce Seldon
Atlantic City
Bruno
Millls Lane
Mecca
Cavaliers defeat Kings extending home win streak in tight clash
Dan Majerle scored 17 and Danny Ferry 16 as Cleveland beat Sacramento 115 to 84. The Cavs improved to 36 28, extending their home winning streak against the Kings to 12 and boosting overall series to 19 wins in 23 meetings. Richmond led Sacramento with 19 points.
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Danny Ferry
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Mitch Richmond
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Hurley
Smith
Wilhamaan
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Gamble
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Moje
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Sura
Crotty
Marshal
Lane
Johnson
Gere Bop
Secretismo
Cleveland
Deinania
Orfiend
Owens
Cacewell Mallamson
Sacramiento Egal Dotenge
Me's
Cleve
Seach Frate
S.mmons A
MLB Franchises With Losing Minor League Teams
World Features Syndicate reports that several MLB franchises had most minor league squads with losing records in 1995. Rangers Padres Mariners and Braves each posted five losing teams among six or seven affiliates, while Blue Jays White Sox also had five losses among seven. Angels Brewers and Reds each had five winning affiliates.
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X Rangers
Padres
Mariners
Braves
Blue Jays
White Sox
Angels
Brewers
Reds
World Features Syndicate
Baldwin-Wallace Opens Season With Two Losses in Florida
Baldwin-Wallace baseball started the Lee County Classic in Fort Myers with losses to Amherst College 8-3 and Allegheny 5-3. Dustin Cruzado and Pat Meag produced the Jackets' only earlier run in the opener, while Amherst and Allegheny pulled away late. Ken Davenport pitched five innings of the opener with three runs and five hits allowed.
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Ft. Meyer's
Fla
Jackets
Amherst
Mass
Amherst High
Pat Meag
Yellow Jackets
Joel Nichols
Hoag
Ken Davenport
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