Sampras shines in Wimbledon tune up at Queen’s Club
Pete Sampras defeated Jonathan Stark 7-6 6-3 in the Queen’s Club second round, backing his fast surface game with nine aces. Boris Becker and Wayne Ferreira also won, as Garrison-Jackson advanced in Birmingham. Mike Greenwell was released from hospital after neck X rays were negative. Dion Foxx and James Pruitt had aggravated battery charges dropped. Andy Toolson signed with Utah Jazz. Dexter Shouse was arrested in Miami on cocaine charges.
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London
Pete Sampras
Jonathan Stark
Sampras
Stark
Boris Becker
Britain
Danny Sapsford
Wayne Ferreira
Bryan Shelton
Clearwater, Fla
Miami Dolphins
Dion Foxx
Dolphins
James Pruitt
Foxx
Pruitt
Indianapolis
Dexter Shouse
South America
Miami
U.S
Shouse
United States
Miami International
Local sports notices list summer golf and soccer tryouts in Gaston area
Announcements include a 1995 Gastonia Municipal Golf junior clinic starting June 20 for ages 10 to 17 at 8:30 to 9:30 a.m. Contact 866-6945. Also June 24 Gaston Strikers select soccer tryouts at North Belmont Park 10 a.m. to noon for players born on or after Aug 1, 1977, with Cindy Braddy at 824-3319.
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Gastonia Municipal
Gaston Strikers
North Belmont Park
Cindy Braddy
Rock Barn
Conover
Susan King Poole
Gaston Storm
Carl Carl Lawing
Diego Romero
Ric Franklin
Charlotte Smith
UNC
Gastonia
Roderick Howard
UNCC
Todd Fuller
N.C. State
Highland Junior High
Gaston Highland Foundation
P.O. Box
Pete Dingle
Lincoln County
Westport
Lincoln Country Club
U S Open and Major League Baseball Night Schedule
TV sports slate lists U S Open golf first round from Southampton New York on ESPN at 10 30 a m and 5 p m golf second half entry at 7 30 p m. Baseball games include San Francisco at Chicago Cubs at 2 p m and Atlanta at Montreal at 7 30 p m on TBS, Florida at New York Mets on WOR, Chicago White Sox at California on WGN, plus track and field Nationals same day tape from Sacramento at 10 30 p m on ESPN2.
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Southampton
N.Y
ESPN
San Francisco
Chicago Cubs
WGN
Atlanta
Montreal
TBS
Florida
New York Mets
WOR
Chicago White Sox
California
U.S
All-Stars Drive NL Vote With Big Early Totals
The 1995 National League All-Star ballot shows leaders in each position led by Dave Hollins and Mickey Morandini at top of the infield, with Lenny Dykstra and Barry Bonds pace the outfield. Voter tallies released June 13 list prominent names across the roster.
Baseball schedule for today’s minor leagues and leagues
TODAY Pro baseball Charlotte at Toledo 7 p m Florence at Gastonia 7 05 p m Legion Belmont at Kings Mountain Shelby at Bessemer City Gas tonia at Henrietta East Catawba at Cherryville East Lincoln at Huntersville
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Charlotte
Toledo
Florence
Gastonia
Legion
Belmont
Kings Mountain
Shelby
Bessemer City
Henrietta
East Catawba
Cherryville
East Lincoln
Huntersville
Money Leaders in NASCAR after Teamwork 500 at Daytona
AP reports the top 20 NASCAR Winston Cup money winners after the UAW GM Teamwork 500 in Daytona Beach led by Jeff Gordon with 1,247,690 dollars. Dale Earnhardt and Sterling Marlin follow with 881,665 and 845,545 dollars respectively. totals include drivers like Mark Martin, Bobby Labonte, Terry Labonte, Ted Musgrave, Rusty Wallace, Ricky Rudd, Dale Jarrett, Ken Schrader and others.
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Nascar
Daytona Beach
Fla
Jef Gordon
Dale Earnhardt
Sterling Marin
Mark Martin
Bobby Labonte
Terry Labonte
Ted Musgrave
Rusty Wallace
Ricky Rudd
Dale Jarrett
Ken Schrader
Geoff Bodine
Michael Waltrip
Darrell Waltrip
Morgan Shepherd
Brett Bodine
Todd Bodine
Kyle Petty
Robert Pressley
Rick Mast
Kannapolis
Chevrolet
Storing Marlin
Columbia
Tenn
Jett Gordon
Pittsboro
Ind
Franklin
Wis
Ford
Batesville
Ark
Corpus Christi
Texas
St. Louis
Owensboro
Pontiac
Bobby
Geoft Bodine
Chemung
N.Y
N.Y. Ford
Late Scores and Player Standings From California Event
A dense list of top drivers and scores from a California event shows Dale Earnhardt leading with two firsts and multiple drivers from Chevrolet and Ford across several locations. The report includes per-driver hometowns, car makes, and point totals, plus tee times and a note: the top 60 plus ties or within 10 strokes of the leader advance after 36 holes.
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Tom Lehman
Scottsdale
Ariz
Colin Montgomerie
Scotland
Phil Mickelson
Per-Ulrik Johansson
Sweden
Steve Lowery
Orlando
Fla
Brad Faxon
Barrington
R.I
Seve Ballesteros
Spain
Scott Simpson
San Diego
Mark Calcavecchia
West Palm Beach
Larry Mize
Columbus
Join Mahaffey
Houston
Chip Beck
Lake Forest
Ill
Lee Janzen
Kissimmee
Hale Inin
St Louis
Bob Tway
Edmond
Oxia
Scott Hoch
Mark McCumber
Ponte Vedra Beach
Masashi Ozaki
Japan
Tom Kite
Austin
Texas
Curtis Strange
Williamsburg
Jose Maria Olazabal
Bob Burns
Knox
Oxford
Jack Nocklaus
North Palm Beach
Ian Baker-Finch
Australia
Andy North
Madison
Wis
Glen Day
Rick Cramer
Greg Bruckner
Phoenix
Steve Elkington
Peter Jacobsen
Lake Oswego
Ore
David Duval
John Hulbert
Tampa
Bobby Elliott
Las Vegas
David Morland IV
Canada
Darrell Kestner
Manhasset
N.Y
John Calabria
Naples
Brad Bell
Sacramento
Calif
Chris Kaufman
Delray Beach
Geoffey Sisk
Marshfield
Mass
John Reeves
Greenwich
Conn
Christan Pena
Tucson
Aziz
O.J
Holland
Jett Julian
Hartland
Football weekend schedule and results from July to August
The list details football game times and matchups across dates July 29 to August 13, featuring Carolina Jacksonville Cincinnati Pittsburgh New Orleans Denver San Francisco Detroit New England Chicago Green Bay Philadelphia Jets Houston Washington Kansas City Dallas Seattle Tokyo and others. It also lists several exhibition results including St Louis 53 Milwaukee 45 and Charlotte 33 Connecticut 22 with regional venues such as Canton Madison Knoxville and Toronto.
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Jacksonville
Canton
Ohio
Buffalo
Dallas
San Francisco
Denver
Detroit
New England
Miami
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Pittsburgh
Chicago
New Orleans
Green Bay
Madison
Wis
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New York Jets
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Washington
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St. Louis
Seattle
Tokyo
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Iowa
Antona
Boston Celtics
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Phil-G.s. Warriors
Philadelphia 76Ers
Chicago Bulls
Detroit Pistons
Houston Rockets
New York Knicks
Baltimore Bullets
Milwaukee Bucks
Penland Trail Blazers
Rochester Royals
Seattle SuperSonics
Washington Bullets
Syracuse
Sacramento Kings
Toronto Blue Jays
Bob Engle
Horsconel
NEW York Mets
Mark Torres
Chadwick Cooper
Christopher DeWitt
Green Bay Packers
Craig Henrich
Miami Dolphins
Eric Turral
Melvin Craward
Sherdrick Bonner
Mark Whittemore
Melvin Hayes
Tres Sullivan
Charlotte Rage
Johnathan Guiles
Rodney Robinson
Jonn Gieselman
Riley Ware
Milwaukee Mustangs
Mic Roessler
Ineman
Brad Lacombe
College Ohio Valley Conference
Dan Beebe
Murray State
Kern Alexander
Southeast Missouri State
Kala Stroup
Arizona State
Ball State
Leah Wooldridge
Mark Krust
Dartmouth
Liz Fagan
Kim Oiehiman
Joy Selig
Indiana
Frances Nee
Sacramento State
Jofin Volek
Temple
Benucci
West Virginia
Susan Walvius
Winthrop
Robin Muller
Houston Rockets sweep past Orlando in 1969 NBA finals
Houston defeats Orlando in four straight games with scores 120 118 in OT on June 7 117 106 on June 9 106 103 on June 11 and 113 101 on June 14 securing the series 4 0. The listings include players awards and team records across multiple seasons and leagues.
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Orlando
Houston
Germany 1 Japan 0 in World Cup opener in Sweden
In Karlstad Sweden Germany beat Japan 1 to 0 as group play began. Results also include Brazil Sweden 1 0 in Helsingborg and Sweden 3 Germany 2 Japan 2 Brazil 4, with Norway and England advancing in other groups. Final rounds set for June 15 to 18 in Gavle and Stockholm.
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Germany
Sweden
Japan
Brazil
A. Or
Karlstad
Helsinborg
al Vasteras
Tuesasy, Vane U
Norway
Nigeria
England
Canada
Gavie
China
Denmark
Australia
Gavle
United States
Vasteras
Australa
al Gavle
Odds Favorite Odds Underdog American A'S over Royals
Home teams in capital letters. The listing shows baseball matchups with betting odds and over under figures. Key pairings include Yankees over Tigers, Angels over White Sox, Cubs over Giants, Braves over Expos, Phillies over Astros, Dodgers over Pirates, Mets over Marlins, Padres over Cardinals.
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American A'S
Royals Yankees
Tigers Angels
White Sox
National Cubs
Giants
Braves
EXPOS
Phillies
Astros
Dodgers
Pirates
METS
Marlins
Padres
Carol
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Dave Hollins
Fred McGul
Je# Bagwell
Andres Galarraga
Colorado
Mark Grace
Eric Kerros
Todd Zeile
Bret Boone
Matt Willams
Charlie Hayes
Scott Cooper
St. Loui
Bobby Bonilla
Terry Pendleton
Vinny Castilla
Ken Caminiti
Steve Buechele
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Ozzie Smith
Wil Cordero
Kevin Stocker
Barry Larkin
Wat Weiss
Royce Clayton
Jel Blauser
Jay Bell
Lenny Dykstra
Barry Bonds
Tony Gwynn
Gregg Jefferies
Jim Eisenreich
David Justice
Moises Alou
Larry Walker
Dante Bichette
Deion Sanders
Raul Mandesi
Gary Sheffield
Ron Gant
Sammy Sosa
Bernard Gilkey
Ray Lankford
Darren Caulton
Mike Piazza
Joe Girardi
Tom Pagno
Bob
Shinnecock Hills
Fulton Allern
South Africa
Mike Standly
Doug Martin
Edgewood
Billy Ray Brown
Missouri City
Fred Funk
Bruce Vaughan
Mutchinson
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Agoura
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Blaine McCallister
Steve Stricker
Gary Hallberg
Castle Rock
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Ted Tryba
Andrew Magee
Paradise Valley
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Paul Goydos
Long Beach
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Omar Uresti
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Rehoboth
Patrick Moore
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Mike San Filippo
Harvard
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Wayzata
Minn
Rick Fehr
Redmond
Wash
Mark McNulty
Zimbabwe
Brad Bryant
Kenny Perry
Eduardo Romero
Argentina
Jim Gallagher
Jeff Maggert
the Woodlands
Jay Haas
Greer
Payne Stewart
John Daly
Memphis
Bernhard Langer
Bill Britton
Fair Haven
N.J
Jon Chafee
Mike Brisky
Tom Watson
Westwood
Fred Couples
Nick Faldo
Chris Tidland
Placentia
Eric Meeks
Walnut
Kelly Mitchum
Southern Pines
Ben Crenshaw
Fuzzy Zoeller
Floyds Knobs
Ian Woosnam
Wales
Robert Gomez
Jim McGovern
Oradell
Neal Lancaster
Smithhield
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Lake Charles
Tommy Armour
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Pete Jordan
Valrico
Mike Hulbert
Brett Ogle
Gary Koch
Temple Terrace
Guy Boros
Fort Lauderdale
Scott Verplank
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Billy Andrade
Bradley Hughes
Michael Schuchan
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Rafael Alarcon
Mexico
Don Walsworth
Overland Park
Olle Nordberg
Alexander City
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Adam Almagost
Jupiter
Miguel Ange
Connecticit
ESPN2
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Jerry West
Willis Reed
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
Miwaukee
Wi Chamberlain
John Havicek
Rick Barry
Golden State
Jo Ja White
Bill Walton
Penland
Wes Unseld
Dennis Johnson
Magic Johnson
Codie Maxwell
Moses Malone
Larry Butt
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Los
Angel
Lary Bird
Daries Worthy
Joe Dumars
Isiah Thomas
Michael Jordan
Hakeem Olajuwon
NHL
New Jersey
Detoi
Detroi
Tosedan Hina
Stockholm
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