Edwards rallies to win Memorial in rain delayed finish
In Dublin Ohio Ed Edwards came from behind with birdies on the last two holes of regulation and won The Memorial after a two hole playoff against Rick Fehr. Fehr missed a late 8 foot putt to force extra holes as rain delayed play and darkness settled over Muirfield Village. Edwards earned 234000 dollars from a 1300000 purse.
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England
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Westner
Okamoto
LPGA
Wilmington
Del
Ayako Okamoto
DuPont Country Club
Vincent seeks end to superstation broadcasts for baseball
Baseball commissioner Fay Vincent urges repealing a copyright provision allowing superstation broadcasts to carry major league games. He argues end to such outlets would boost fan exposure to all teams and money for the sport, though critics warn fans would pay more and local networks fear reduced loyalty.
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Jody Shapiro
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Big Bill France shaped NASCAR and Daytona racing
The founder known as Big Bill France built his first car at 17 and moved from Washington, DC to Florida where beach racing thrived. He helped plan the first Ormond Beach stock car race, promoted NASCAR from its late 1940s start, and created Daytona International Speedway and the International Speedway Corp. He drove once at Talladega, faced boycotts, and mentored a racing empire lasting decades.
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International Speedway Corp
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Alabama International Motor Speedway
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International Speedway
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Talladega Track
Professional Drivers Association
Richard Petty
Petty
Courier Triumphs Over Korda In Nervy Grand Slam Battle
Courier forged ahead as Korda battled nerves and a string of double faults. Korda pressed early with an over head scream but could not sustain momentum, allowing Courier to seize five straight games to take the second set and close out the match with aces.
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Bulls Hit Portland For 1992 Finals Showdown Home Losses Mount
Chicago struggled with tempo and shooting as Portland held homecourt advantage while the Bulls and Trail Blazers battled in a low scoring fourth quarter. Scottie Pippen and Horace Grant led Chicago with 18 points each, and Clyde Drexler top scored for Portland with 32 as Portland hosted Games 4 and 5.
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Horace Grant
Chicago
Clyde Drexler
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Bies Wins PaineWebber Final Round After Late Rally
Bies, finally breaking through after a season of near-misses, beat Trevino for the PaineWebber title amid a dry spell that ended with a birdie on the 11th at TPC Piper Glen. Trevino finished second after suffering a costly triple bogey on the 18th as Rocky Thompson faded.
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