Peterson Seeks Another Olympic Run Through Relentless Training
John Peterson, 29, Olympic freestyle wrestling gold medalist in 1976, trains intensely with Athletes in Action preparing for the World Games in Mexico City and potential Olympic return. He coaches East wrestlers, shares faith influence, and explains a strict routine of dawn runs, two hours of wrestling, and weight work while weighing future choices and possible retirement.
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Lietzke Sets Goals After Canadian Open Win
Bruce Lietzke, after a 2 over par 73, won the Canadian Open by one stroke at Glen Abbey. He said the victory marks a major stepping stone and he plans to set goals for a stronger season, following a year with several titles and earnings. Trevino and Crenshaw finished two strokes back.
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Giants Maintain NL West Lead Despite Split
The San Francisco Giants hold a firm NL West lead as Cincinnati Reds and Los Angeles Dodgers chase. A split with Atlanta helped the Reds trim the gap. Cincinnati won 5-4 after losing 9-3 in game one while Giants reliever Randy Moffitt faltered in the 11th.
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Argentina Wins World Cup in Dramatic Overtime Thriller
Argentina stunned the Netherlands 3 1 in extra time to claim the World Cup as Mario Kempes scored twice and Cesar Luis Menotti praised the team effort. The victory caps a four year push including $700 million in stadium investments and a massive street celebration in Buenos Aires.
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