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Game of Thrones KIT HARINGTON: Jon Is Headed Toward Standoff With Stannis
Jon publicly disobeyed Stannis (Stephen Dillane) in Sundays Game of Thrones premiere, making the risky decision to put Mance Rayder (Ciaran Hinds) out of his misery. Rather than let him burn alive, Jon shot the King Beyond the Wall with an arrow.
Summer 2015 Movie Releases: A Look at What’s Coming
A listing of films releasing this summer.
KIT HARINGTON admits mum has seen him having sex on.
IT APPEARS Kit Haringtons mum is not such a huge fan of Game Of Thrones.
October Release Schedule
A look at October’s movie releases.
KIT HARINGTON and Nikolaj Coster-Waldau Make It A Stud Fest.
Kit Harington and Nikolaj Coster-Waldau Make It A Stud Fest at Game of Thrones Season 5 San Francisco Premiere! Kit Harington and Nikolaj Coster-Waldau suit up like studs on the red carpet at the season five premiere of��.
He’s a Great Pet, Even if He Does Singe Your Hair
“How to Train Your Dragon 2,” the sequel to the 2010 blockbuster from DreamWorks Animation, is considerably darker and more self-aware than its forerunner.. Stephen Holden reviews film How to Train Your Dragon 2, written and directed by Dean DeBlois.
Kit Harington Hits Up Spooks: The Greater Good Screening
Kit Harington is as handsome as can be as he attends a screening of his new movie Spooks: The Greater Good held at Empire Leicester Square on Thursday evening (April 30) in London, England. Earlier in the day, the 28-year-old actor was spotted doing .
Can we all stop perving on KIT HARINGTONs body? The mans.
The Game of Thrones hunk says hes too sexy to be taken seriously. Kit, if youre reading, Im afraid Im not feeling your pain.
Whats On Sunday
9 P.M. (HBO) GAME OF THRONES A cast of seemingly hundreds -- kings and queens, knights and renegades, liars and noblemen -- vie for power in the Seven Kingdoms of Westeros in this adaptation of A Song of Ice and Fire, the fantasy book series by George R. R. Martin. Filmed in Northern Ireland and Malta, the story unfolds as King Robert Baratheon (Mark Addy) asks Lord Eddard Stark (Sean Bean, above) to help run his kingdom after the death of his right-hand man. Meanwhile, Princess Daenerys (Emilia Clarke) and her brother, Viserys (Harry Lloyd), whose family once ruled the kingdoms, are threatening the throne from the east. At the same time, in the north, Jon Snow (Kit Harington), Starks illegitimate son, has joined the brotherhood of the Nights Watch, sworn protectors of the kingdoms. Game of Thrones serves up a lot of confusion in the name of no larger or really relevant idea beyond sketchily fleshed-out notions that war is ugly, families are insidious and power is hot, Ginia Bellafante wrote in The New York Times, praising by comparison series like The Sopranos, The Wire and Deadwood. If you are not averse to the Dungeons & Dragons aesthetic, the series might be worth the effort. If you are nearly anyone else, you will hunger for HBO to get back to the business of languages for which we already have a dictionary. 10 A.M. (Fox ) FOX NEWS SUNDAY WITH CHRIS WALLACE Secretary of Transportation Ray LaHood discusses recent suspensions of air traffic controllers who fell asleep on the job.
Kit Harington Says There is a Lot of Jon Snow in This.
Kit Harington Says There is a Lot of Jon Snow in This Season of Game of Thrones Kit Harington stops to pose as he arrives at the SiriusXM Studios on Thursday morning (April 9) in New York City. The 28-year-old actor��.
Kit Harington admits hes never seen the Spooks TV series
Kit Harington admits hes never seen the Spooks TV series. Kit Harington admits he didnt watch the Spooks TV series ahead of new film Spooks: The Greater Good, and he also confesses he doesnt like being called a hunk, saying I like being called Kit.
Lava and Lust
In Paul W. S. Anderson’s gladiator disaster film “Pompeii,” the lone survivor of a Celtic tribe becomes a slave, but his horse-whisperer talents helps redirect his fate.. Miriam Bale reviews movie Pompeii, directed by Paul W S Anderson and starring Kit Harington.
Today in History
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Xavier Dolan: Coming Into Focus
. Like his films, the director is unruly, intense and inspired. Just don’t call him an enfant terrible.
The Testament of Youth Trailer, Starring Game of Thrones Kit Harington
Although the harrowing true life World War I romance Testament of Youth has already opened in the UK, Sony Pictures Classics will be handling the upcoming domestic release and has today released a trailer. Check it out in the player below, courtesy of .
Kit Harington teases Melisandre romance on Game of.
Is Jon Snow going to fall for another redhead? Kit Harington teases whats next for his Game of Thrones character in a brief and spoiler-free QandA below. When we last saw the Stark bastard in season 4, he had triumphantly��.
How Game of Thrones conquered KIT HARINGTONs injury to.
Game of Thrones co-star Kit Harington came home to his London flat last July after a night of partying and realized he lost the keys. No problem. Hed just climb into his first-floor window. Then he fell.
Game of Thrones Recap: Slicing and Dicing Two Swords
. The HBO series kicked off its fourth season on Sunday with new threats, new faces and the same old Lannister infighting.
Review: Lovely Visuals, Smart Writing in Dragon
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Game of Thrones Star Kit Harington: Im Going to Be a Good Little Hunk and.
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Game of Thrones Star Kit Harington Summarizes the Show in 20 Seconds
Game of Thrones is one of the most popular shows in TV history. However, for those who havent been following the series, it can be tough to keep up. Enter star Kit Harington. Game of Thrones: Kit Harington Reveals Injuries He Got on Set · Game of .
Kit Harington Hits Up Spooks: The Greater Good Screening.
Kit Harington Hits Up Spooks: The Greater Good Screening Kit Harington is as handsome as can be as he attends a screening of his new movie Spooks: The Greater Good held at Empire Leicester Square on Thursday��.
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Kit Harington: Its Demeaning to Call Me a Hunk - Us Weekly
Game of Thrones Kit Harington is not a fan of his hunk label, telling the New York Posts Page Six that he finds the designation demeaning
Lego Movie Lead Builds; No. 1 for Third Weekend
Action-packed new releases couldnt stack up to 3-D hit The Lego Movie, which took the No. 1 slot in its third weekend at the box office.
A Fantasy World of Strange Feuding Kingdoms
George R. R. Martin’s book “Game of Thrones” has been turned into a 10-part fantasy saga on HBO.. Ginia Bellafante reviews HBO television fantasy series Game of Thrones, adapted from the novel series A Song of Ice and Fire by George R R Martin and starring Sean Bean.
Fall Movie Release Schedule
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Kit Harington Doesnt Think Hes Very Pretty And Is Really Tired Of Talking.
If you were waiting patiently for the latest edition of stuff Kit Harington says that makes you go, ���Oh Kit,��� then Im pleased to inform you that the wait is over. While promoting his new movie Spooks: The Greater Good, the actor has been answering.
Please Stop Telling KIT HARINGTON Hes a Hunk���He Hates It!
Does anyone have it harder than Kit Harington? You may think yes, but--god love you--thats just because youre stupid. God, youre so stupid you make me sick.
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Kit Harington Premieres Game of Thrones Season 5��� in London! Kit Harington is handsome in a suit while attending the world premiere of Game of Thrones Season 5 held at the Tower of London on Wednesday (March 18)��.
Reds, Blues Dominate Emmy Awards Red Carpet
Lena Dunham showed up for the Emmys in an awkward pink confection and Kerry Washington went for a bright orange dress with dark sparkle peeking out from underneath, but it was the reds and blues that dominated the carpet Monday.
Game of Thrones Recap: The Battle at Castle Black
. On Sunday, the long-anticipated clash came to pass in “The Watchers on the Wall.”
Game of Thrones: Kit Harington apologises for joke about Belfast tourism
The Game of Thrones actor Kit Harington has apologised for remarks he made about living in Northern Ireland during a US TV interview earlier this month. He had joked Northern Irelands Tourist Board celebrated three things - having Europes most bombed .
KIT HARINGTON angers Belfast residents after calling the city.
HE MIGHT be a hit with fans of Game of Thrones but Kit Harington has angered the city of Belfast: a city with the population of 286000.
Cookies on the BBC website
If you want to stay on his good side of Kit Harington anyway. Hes told the Radio 1 Breakfast Show with Nick Grimshaw that the constant questions drive him insane. The Game of Thrones star talked to Grimmy about his upcoming role in the film version.
Kit Harington Talks New Season of Game of Thrones
The perjury warrior in HBOs mega hit game of throne is is back. Hes been in life convincing them into plans to come together for the first time in history. Tens known for its. Guest of the times even the giants the last look nice and agent of Obama.
Kit Harington Chooses to Shut Up and Be a Good Little Hunk
Kit Harington is handsome in black while making an appearance on Good Morning America on Wednesday (April 8) in New York City. On the show, the 28-year-old English actor chatted about getting criticized for complaining about his heartthrob status.
Winners of 1991 Individual and Team Championships
ARCHERY World Champions Men - Simon Fairweather, Australia. Mens team - South Korea. Women - Soo-nyung Kim, South Korea. Womens team - South Korea. World Indoor Champions Mens indoor freestyle - Sebastian Flute, France. Womens indoor freestyle - Natalya Valeyeva, Soviet Union. Mens indoor compound bow - Joe Asay, Sandy, Utah. Womens indoor compound bow - Lucia Panico, Italy. U.S. Champions Men - Ed Eliason, Stansbury Park, Utah. Women - Denise Parker, South Jordan, Utah. AUTO RACING Formula One - Ayrton Senna, Brazil, McLaren-Honda. CART PPG-Indy Car - Michael Andretti, Nazareth, Pa. Nascar Winston Cup - Dale Earnhardt, Mooresville, N.C. S.C.C.A. Trans-Am - Scott Sharp, Camaro, East Norwalk, Conn. World of Outlaws Sprint Cars - Steve Kinser, Bloomington, Ind. Indianapolis 500 - Rick Mears, Jupiter, Fla. Daytona 500 - Ernie Irvan, Concord, N.C. LeMans 24 Hours - Bertrand Gachot, Belgium; Johnny Herbert, England, and Volker Weidler, Germany, Mazda. IMSA Camel G.T. - Geoff Brabham, Electramotive Nissan. N.H.R.A. Top Fuel - Joe Amato, Old Forge, Pa. N.H.R.A. Funny Car - John Force, Yorba Linda, Calif. N.H.R.A. Pro Stock - Darrell Alderman, Morehead, Ky. BADMINTON U.S. Champions Mens singles - Chris Jogis, Palo Alto, Calif. Mens doubles - Tom Reidy, Mesa, Ariz., and John Britton, Manhattan Beach, Calif. Womens singles - Liz Aronsohn, Tempe, Ariz. Womens doubles - Ann French, La Jolla, Calif., and Joy Kitzmiller, Manhattan Beach, Calif. Mixed doubles - Trici Britton, Manhattan Beach, Calif., and Tariq Wadood, Los Angeles. U.S. Open mens singles - Steve Butler, England. U.S. Open mens doubles - Razif Sidek and Jalani Sidek, Malaysia. Womens singles - Shim Eun Jung, South Korea. Womens doubles - Shim Eun Jung and Kang Bok Seung, South Korea. Mixed doubles - Shim Eun Jung and Lee Sang Bok, South Korea. Collegiate Champions Mens singles - Tom Reidy, Arizona State. Womens singles - Jenny Chan, Arizona State. Mens doubles - Tom Reidy and Martin Flores, Arizona State. Womens doubles - Jenny Chan and Andrea Andersson, Arizona State. Mixed doubles - Tom Reidy and Jenny Chan, Arizona State. World Champions Men - Jianhua Zhhao, China. Women - Jiuhong Tang, China. Mens doubles - Joo Bong Park and Moon Soo Kim, South Korea. Womens doubles - Weizhen Guan and Qunhua Nong, China. World mixed doubles - Joo Bong Park and Myeong Hee Chung, South Korea. Sudirman Cup (world team) - South Korea. BANDY World - Sweden. BASEBALL World Series Minnesota Twins defeated Atlanta Braves, 4 games to 3. American League - East: Toronto Blue Jays; West: Minnesota. National League - East: Pittsburgh Pirates; West: Atlanta. All-Star Game - A.L. d. N.L., 4-2. M.V.P.s - A.L. - Cal Ripken, Baltimore Orioles. N.L. - Terry Pendleton, Atlanta. Leading Batters, A.L. - Julio Franco, Texas,.341; N.L. - Terry Pendleton,.319 Runs Batted In, A.L. - Cecil Fielder, Detroit, 133; N.L. - Howard Johnson, Mets, 117. Home Runs, A.L. - Jose Canseco, Oakland, and Cecil Fielder, Detroit, 44; N.L. - Howard Johnson, Mets, 38. Stolen Bases, A.L. - Rickey Henderson, Oakland, 58; N.L. - Marquis Grissom, Montreal, 76. E.R.A., A.L. - Roger Clemens, Boston, 2.62; Dennis Martinez, Montreal, 2.39. Saves, A.L. - Bryan Harvey, California, 46; Lee Smith, St. Louis, 47. Cy Young, A.L. - Roger Clemens, Boston. N.L. - Tom Glavine, Atlanta. A.L. Rookie - Chuck Knoblauch, Minnesota. N.L. Rookie - Jeff Bagwell, Houston. N.C.A.A. Division I - Louisiana State. N.C.A.A. Division II - Jacksonville State. N.C.A.A. Division III - Southern Maine. N.A.I.A. - Lewis Clark St., Idaho. Little League - Taiwan. BASKETBALL N.B.A. Team - Chicago Bulls. Playoff M.V.P. - Michael Jordan, Chicago. Regular Season M.V.P. - Michael Jordan. Rookie of the Year - Derrick Coleman, New Jersey Nets. Scoring - Michael Jordan, Chicago, 31.5. Rebounds - David Robinson, San Antonio, 13.0. Assists - John Stockton, Utah, 14.2. Blocked Shots - Hakeem Olajuwon, Houston, 3.95. Coach of the Year - Don Chaney, Houston Rockets. N.C.A.A. Mens Division I - Duke. Division II - North Alabama. Division III - University of Wisconsin (Platteville). Womens Division I - Tennessee. Division II - North Dakota State. Division III - St. Thomas (Minnesota). Other College Champions N.A.I.A. - Oklahoma City. N.A.I.A. Women - Fort Hayes State, Kan. N.I.T. - Stanford. National Jr. College - Aquinas (Nashville). Womens N.J.C.A.A. - Odessa College, Odessa, Tex. BIATHLON U.S. Champions Mens 10k - Curtis Schreiner, Day, N.Y. Mens 20k - Curtis Schreiner. Womens 7.5k - Patrice Anderson, Eden, Utah. Womens 15k - Anna Sonnerup, Hanover, N.H. World Champions Mens 10k - Marc Kirchner, Germany. Mens 20k - Marc Kirchner. Womens 7.5k - Grete Ingeborg, Nykkelmo, Norway. Womens 15k - Petra Schaaf, Germany. BILLIARDS World Champions Mens 9-ball: Earl Strickland, Greensboro, N.C. Womens 9-ball - Robin Bell, U.S. 3-cushion - Raymond Ceulemans, Belgium. Snooker - John Parrott, England. BOBSLEDDING World Champions World 2-man driver - Rudi Lochner, Germany. World 4-man driver - Wolfang Hoppe, Germany. World Cup 4-man driver - Gustav Weder, Switzerland. U.S. Champions 2-Man driver, - Brian Shimer, Naples, Fla. 4-Man driver - Chuck Leonowicz, Clifton Park, N.Y. BOWLING P.B.A. Tour BPAA U.S. Open - Pete Weber, Florissant, Mo. Firestone Tournament of Champions - David Ozio, Vidor, Tex. P.B.A. National Championship - Mike Miller, Albuquerque, N.M. Bud Light Touring Players Championship - Dave Ferraro, Kingston, N.Y.- Ebonite P.B.A. Senior Championship Gene Stus, Allen Park, Mich. L.P.B.T. BPAA U.S. Open -Anne Marie Duggan, La Habra, Calif. Sams Town Invitational - Lorri Nichols, Algonquin, Ill. Womens International Bowling Congress Queens - Dede Davidson, San Jose, Calif. Cambridge Mixed Doubles - Nikki Gianulias, Vallajo, Calif., and Del Ballard Jr., Richardson, Tex. National Doubles - Lisa Wagner, Palmetto, Fla., and Carolyn Dorin, Linden, N.J. A.B.C. Singles - Ed Deines, LaPorte, Colo. Doubles - Jimmy Johnson, Columbus, Ohio, and Dan Nadeau, Las Vegas, Nev. All events - Tom Howery, Madison, Wis. Regular team - Tri-State Lane No. 1, Chattanooga, Tenn. Booster team - Lewis Marine Supply Inc., Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. Team All Events - Nadeaus Pro Shop, Las Vegas, Nev. Masters Tournament - Doug Kent, Canandaigua, N.Y. W.I.B.C Championship Tournaments Open singles - Debbie Kuhn, Baltimore. Open doubles - Lucy Giovinco, Norcross, Ga., and Cindy Coburn-Carroll, Tonawanda, N.Y. Open team event - Clear-Vu Window Cleaning, Milwaukee. Open all-events - Debbie Kuhn. Queens Tournament - DeDe Davidson. Division one singles - Kelly Smith, Faribault, Minn. Division one doubles - Lina Rincon, San Antonio, Tex., and Bonnie Van Steenburg, Universal City, Tex. Division one team - Jolly Ladies, Philadelphia. Division one all-events - Chris Crowe, Prospect, Ky. Division two singles - Darlene Schoon, Freeman, S.D. Division two doubles - Shirley Piper, Waynesboro, Pa., and Rhonda Custer, Waynesboro, Pa. Division two team - Lindberg Shelter Insurance, Albia, Iowa Division two all-events - Ruth Reimer, Saint Catharine, Ont. BOXING Heavyweight - Evander Holyfield, Atlanta, Ga., undisputed. Cruiserweight - Bobby Czyz, Totowa, N.J., W.B.A.; Anaclet Wamba, France, W.B.C.; James Warring, Miami, I.B.F. Light heavyweight - Thomas Hearns, Detroit, W.B.A.; Jeff Harding, Australia, W.B.C.; Charles Williams, Grand Rapids, Mich., I.B.F. Super middleweight - Victor Cordova, Panama, W.B.A.; Mauro Galvano, Italy W.B.C.; Darren Van Horn, Lexington, Ky., I.B.F. Middleweight - W.B.A. title is vacant; Julian Jackson, Virgin Islands, W.B.C.; James Toney, Detroit, I.B.F. Junior middleweight - Vinny Pazienza, Cranston, R.I., W.B.A.; Terry Norris, San Diego, W.B.C.; Gianfranco Rossi, Italy, I.B.F. Welterweight - Meldrick Taylor, Philadelphia, W.B.A.; James McGirt, Brentwood, L.I., W.B.C.; Maurice Blocker, Germantown, Maryland, I.B.F. Junior welterweight - Edwin Rosario, Puerto Rico, W.B.A.; Julio Cesar Chavez, Mexico, W.B.C.; Rafael Pineda, Colombia, I.B.F. Lightweight - Pernell Whitaker, Norfolk, Va., undisputed. Junior lightweight - Ganaro Hernandez, Los Angeles, W.B.A.; Azumah Nelson, Ghana, W.B.C.; Brian Mitchell, South Africa, I.B.F. Featherweight - Yungkyun Park, South Korea, W.B.A.; Paul Hodkinson, Great Britain, W.B.C; Manuel Medina, Mexico I.B.F. Junior featherweight - Raul Perez, Mexico, W.B.A.; Daniel Zaragoza, Mexico, W.B.C., Welcome Ncita, South Africa, I.B.F. Bantamweight - Israel Contreras, Venezeuala, W.B.A.; Joichiro Tatsuyoshi, Japan, W.B.C.; Orlando Canizales, Houston, Texas, I.B.F. Junior bantamweight - Khaosai Galaxy, Thailand, W.B.A.; Sungkil Moon, South Korea, W.B.C.; Robert Quiroga, San Antonio, I.B.F. Flyweight - Yongkang Kim, South Korea, W.B.A.; Muangchai Kittikasem, Thailand, W.B.C.; Dave McCauley, Great Britain, I.B.F. Junior flyweight - Myung Woo Yuh, South Korea, W.B.A.; Humberto Gonzalez, Mexico, W.B.C.; Michael Carbajal, Phoenix, I.B.F. Mini-flyweight - Hiyong Choi, South Korea, W.B.A.; Ricardo Lopez, Mexico, W.B.C; Fah-Lan Lookmingkwan, Thailand, I.B.F. World Amateur Championships 106 lbs. - Eric Griffin, United States. 112 lbs. - Istvan Kovacs, Hungary. 119 lbs. - Serafim Todorov, Bulgaria. 125 lbs. - Kirkor Kikorov, Bulgaria. 132 lbs. - Marco Rudolph, Germany. 139 lbs. - Konstantin Tszyu, Soviet Union. 147 lbs. - Juan Hernandez, Cuba. 156 lbs. - Juan Lemus, Cuba. 165 lbs. - Tommaso Russo, Italy. 178 lbs. - Torsten May, Germany. 201 lbs. - Felix Savon, Cuba. Heavyweight - Roberto Balado, Cuba. CANOEING United States Champions Canoe: 500 meters - Greg Steward, Williamsburg, Ohio. 1,000 - Wyatt Jones, Honolulu. 10,000 - James Ross, Bethesda, Md. Mens kayak: 500 - Terry Kent, Tacoma, Wash. 1,000 - Patrick Richardson, Newport Beach, Calif. 10,000 - Terry Kent, Tacoma, Wash. Womens kayak: 500 - Sheila Conover, Newport Beach, Calif. 5,000 - DeAnne Hemmens, Newport Beach, Calif. World Champions Canoe: 500 meters - Mikhail Slivinsky, Soviet Union. Canoe: 1,000 - Ivan Klementiev, Soviet Union. Mens kayak: 500M - Renn Crichlow, Canada. 1,000M - Knut Holmann, Norway. 10,000M - Greg Barton, Bellingham, Wash. Womens kayak: 500M - Katrin Borchert, Germany. Slalom canoe - Martin Lang, Germany. Mens slalom kayak - Shaun Pearce, Britain. Womens slalom kayak - Elisabeth Micheler, Germany. Wildwater canoe - Tomislav Crnkovic, Yugoslavia. Mens wildwater kayak - Markus Gickler, Germany. Womens wildwater kayak - Karin Wahl, Germany CASTING United States Champions Mens all-around - Steve Rajeff, Poulsbo, Wash. Mens all-distance - Steve Rajeff. Mens all-accuracy - Steve Rajeff. Womens all-accuracy - Brenda Banks, Toronto. World Champion European all-around - Henri Ostertag, Sweden. COURT TENNIS World- Wayne Davies, New York City. U.S. open - Lockland Deuchar, Australia. U.S. open doubles - Wayne Davies and Lockland Deuchar. U.S. amateur - Morris Clothier, New York City. U.S. amateur doubles - Morris Clothier and Randolph Jones, New York City. British amateur - Julian Snow, England. CROQUET World - John Walters, England. U.S. singles - John C. Osborn, New York City. U.S. doubles - Debbie Cornelius, England, and Reid Fleming, Boston. U.S. international rules - David Openshaw, England. National Amateur Singles Championship - Tom Huhn, Palm Beach Gardens, Fla. CROSS-COUNTRY Mens world champions - Khalid Skah, Morocco. Women - Lynn Jennings, Newmarket, N.H. World mens junior - Andrew Sambu, Tanzania. World womens junior - Lydia Cheromei, Kenya. United States Champions Men - Todd Williams, Knoxville, Tenn. Women - Lynn Jennings. N.C.A.A. Men Division I - University of Arkansas. Division II - University of Massachusetts at Lowell. Division III - University of Rochester. Individual Division I - Sean Dollman, Western Kentucky University. Division II - Martin Lyons, Edinboro University. Division III - Sandu Rubenciuc, Augustana College. N.C.A.A. Women Division I team - Villanova. Division II team - California Poly State, San Louis Obispo. Division III team - University of Wisconsin (Oshkosh). Individual Division I - Sonia OSullivan, Villanova. Division II - Christie Allen, Pittsburg State Univ. Division III - Laura Horejs, Univ. of Wisconsin (Oshkosh). CURLING United States Champions U.S. men - Steve Brown, Madison, Wis. U.S. women - Maymar Gemmell, Houston. World Champions Men - David Smith, Scotland. Women - Dordi Nordby, Norway. CYCLING Mens pro road - Gianni Bugno, Italy. Mens amateur road - Viktor Pyaksinsky, Soviet Union. Junior mens road - Jeff Evanshine, Placentia, Calif. Womens road - Leontien Van Moorsel, Netherlands. Mens pro sprint - None (Carey Hall, Australia, disqualified after positive drug test). Mens amateur sprint - Jens Fiedler, Germany. Womens sprint - Ingrid Haringa, Netherlands. Mens pro pursuit - Francis Moreau, France. Mens amateur pursuit - Jens Lehmann, Germany. Womens pursuit - Petra Rossner, Germany. Mens pro points race - Vyacheslav Ekimov, Soviet Union. Mens amateur points race - Bruno Risi, Switzerland. Womens points race - Ingrid Haringa, Netherlands. Mens amateur 1K time trial - Jose Moreno, Spain. Mens keirin - Michael Hue, Britain. Mens pro motor paced - Danny Clark, Australia. Mens amateur motor paced - Roland Konigshoffer, Austria. World Mountain Bike Mens cross-country - John Tomac, Durango, Colo. Womens cross-country - Ruthie Matthes, Ketchum, Idaho. Mens downhill - Albert Iten, Switzerland. Other Professional World Cup - Maurizio Fondriest, Italy. Tour de France Men - Miguel Indurain, Spain. Tour of Italy - Franco Chioccoli, Italy. Tour of Switzerland - Luc Roosen, Belgium. U.S. Pro Road - Davis Phinney, Boulder, Colo. Tour Du Pont - Erik Breukink, Netherlands. United States Nationals Mens sprint - Marty Nothstein, Trexlertown, Pa. Womens match sprint - Renee Duprel, Bellevue, Wash. Mens road - Lance Armstrong, Plano, Tex. Womens road - Inga Thompson, Reno, Nev. Mens points race - J-Me Carney, Annandale, N.J. Womens points race - Karen Bliss, Quakertown, Pa. Mens pursuit - Dirk Copeland, San Diego. Womens pursuit - Janie Eickhoff, Los Alamitos, Calif. Mens time trial - Kent Bostick, Corrales, N.M. Womens time trial - Inga Thompson, Reno, Nev. Mens criterium - Jonas Carney, Annandale, N.J. Womens criterium - Shari Rodgers, Los Altos Hills, Calif. Mens overall mountain bike - Ned Overend, Durango, Colo. Womens overall mountain bike - Juliana Furtado, Boulder, Colo. Mens mountain bike finals - John Tomac, Durango, Colo. Womens mountain bike finals - Juliana Furtado, Boulder, Colo. DIVING United States Indoor Champions Mens 1 meter - Pat Evans, Cincinnati. Mens 3M - Mark Lenzi, Fredericksburg, Va. Mens 10M - Pat Evans. Womens 1M - Wendy Lucero, Denver. Womens 3M - Wendy Lucero. Womens 10M - Cokey Smith, Ann Arbor, Mich. United States Outdoor Champions Mens 1M - Mark Lenzi, Fredericksburg, Va. Mens 3M - Patrick Jeffrey, Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Mens 10M - Scott Donie, Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Womens 1M - Wendy Lucero, Denver. Womens 3M - Krista Wilson Klein, Dallas. Womens 10M - Ellen McGrath, Bellevue, Wash. World Champions Mens 1M - Edwin Jongejans, Netherlands. Mens 3M - Kent Ferguson, Boca Raton, Fla. Mens 10M - Sun Shuwei, China. Womens 1M - Gao Min, China. Womens 3M - Gao Min. Womens 10M - Fu Mingixia, China. World Cup Champions Mens 1M - Yijie Wang, China. Mens 3M - Mark Lenzi, Fredericksburg, Va. Mens 10M - Sun Shuwei, China. Womens 1M - Yu Xiaoling, China. Womens 3M - Brita Baldus, Germany. Womens 10M - Elena Miroshina, Soviet Union. DOG SHOWS Westminster, New York City - Ch. Whisperwind on a Carousel, Standard Poodle, owned by Joan and Dr. Frederick Hartsock, Potomac, Md. Westchester, Tarrytown, N.Y. - Ch. Registrys Lonesome Dove, wire fox terrier, owned by Marion and Samuel Lawrence, Orlando, Fla. Houston K.C., Houston, Tex. - Ch. Registrys Lonesome Dove. Louisville K.C., Louisville - Ch. Bramblewoods Custom-Made, German Shepherd, owned by Jane Firestone and Betsy Carpenter, Roswell, Ga. EQUESTRIAN World Champions Team Jumping - United States. Team Pairs Driving - United States. World Cup Jumping - Jon Whitaker, Britain. World Cup Dressage - Kyra Kyrklund, Finland. U.S. Jumping - Lisa Jacquin, Collegeville, Pa. U.S. Dressage - Carol Lavell, Fairfax, Vt. FENCING Mens World Champions Foil - Ingo Weissenborn, Germany. Saber - Gregory Kirienko, Soviet Union. Epee - Andrei Chouvalov, Soviet Union. Team Foil - Cuba. Team Saber - Hungary. Team Epee - Soviet Union. Women Foil - Giovanna Trillini, Italy. Epee - Mariann Horvath, Hungary. Team Foil - Italy. Team Epee - Hungary. U.S.F.A. Champions Foil - Nick Bravin, Los Angeles, Calif. Epee - John Normile, New York City. Saber - Michael Lofton, New York City. Womens Foil - Mary Jane ONeill, New England. Epee - Margo Miller, South California. Under 19 Mens Foil - Marc Pavese, New York City. Epee - Ben Millett, Central Penn. Saber - Ian M. Keller, New Jersey. Womens Foil - Julianna Sikes, New York. Epee - Carin Wolf, Illinois. Team Mens Foil - New York Fencers Club. Epee - New York Athletic Club. Saber - New York Fencers Club. Womens Foil - New York Fencers Club. Epee - Salle Auriol, Portland. College Champions Men Foil - Ben Atkins, Columbia. Epee - Marc Oshima, Columbia. Saber - Vitali Nazlimov, Penn State. Team Epee - Columbia. Team Sabre - Penn State. Team overall - Penn State. Women Foil - Heidi Piper, Notre Dame. Team Foil - Penn State. FIELD HOCKEY N.C.A.A. Women Division I - Old Dominion. Division III - Trenton State. FIGURE SKATING World Champions Men - Kurt Browning, Canada. Women - Kristi Yamaguchi, Freemont, Calif. Pairs - Natalia Mishkuteniok and Artur Dmitriev, Soviet Union. Dance - Isabelle Duchesnay and Paul Duchesnay, France. United States Champions Men - Todd Eldredge, South Chatham, Mass. Women - Tonya Harding, Portland, Ore. Pairs - Natasha Kuchiki, Thousand Oaks, Calif., and Todd Sand, Costa Mesa, Calif. Dance - Elizabeth Punsalan, Sheffield Lake, Ohio and Jerod Swallow, Northville, Mich. European Championships Men - Viktor Petrenko, Soviet Union. Women - Surya Bonaly, France. Pairs - Natasha Mishkutinok and Artur Dmitriev, Soviet Union. Dance - Marina Klimova and Sergei Ponomarenko, Soviet Union. FOOTBALL National Football League Super Bowl - New York Giants d. Buffalo Bills. Super Bowl M.V.P. - Ottis Anderson, N.Y. Giants. A.F.C. champion - Buffalo Bills. N.F.C. champion - New York Giants. M.V.P. - Joe Montana, San Francisco. Offensive player of the year - Warren Moon, Houston. Defensive player of the year - Bruce Smith, Buffalo. Offensive rookie of the year - Emmitt Smith, Dallas. Defensive rookie of the year - Mark Carrier, Chicago. Coach of the year - Jimmy Johnson, Dallas. Canadien Football League Grey Cup - Toronto Argonauts d. Calgary Stampeders. M.V.P. - Raghib Ismail, Toronto. N.C.A.A. Heisman Trophy - Desmond Howard, Michigan. Lombardi Trophy - Steve Emtman, Washington. Outland Trophy - Steve Emtman. Division I-AA - Youngstown State. Division II - Pittsburg State (Kansas). Division III - Ithaca. N.A.I.A. Division I - Central Arkansas. FRISBEE World Open Mens Overall - Snapper Pierson, San Diego. Womens Overall - Amy Bekken, San Diego. Ultimate Players Association Mens Open - New York Ultimate. Womens Open - Lady Godiva (Boston). Mens Masters - Red Menace (Boston). Womens Masters - Hot Flashes (Missouri). Mens college - Univ. of California, Santa Cruz. Womens college - Univ. of California, Santa Barbara. Mens World Club - New York Ultimate. Womens World Club - Bay Area Maine-iacs. Masters - Seven Sages (N.J.). GOLF Men U.S. Open - Payne Stewart, Orlando, Fla. Masters - Ian Woosnam, England. P.G.A. Championship - John Daly, Memphis. British Open - Ian Baker Finch, Australia. Vardon Trophy - Corey Pavin, Oxnard, Calif. Leading money winner - Corey Pavin, Oxnard, Calif. P.G.A. player of the year - Fred Couples, West Palm Beach, Fla. P.G.A Senior Championship - Jack Nicklaus, Palm Beach Gardens, Fla. The Players Championship - Steve Elkington, Australia. Senior Players Championship - Jim Albus, New York. U.S.G.A. Public Links - David Berganio Jr., Sylmar, Calif. U.S.G.A. Senior Open - Jack Nicklaus, Palm Beach Gardens, Fla. U.S.G.A. Amateur - Mitch Voges, Simi Valley, Calif. U.S.G.A. Senior Amateur - Bill Bosshard, Copley, Ohio. U.S.G.A. Mid-Amateur - Jim Stuart, Macon, Ga. U.S.G.A. Junior - Eldrick Woods, Cypress, Calif. N.C.A.A. Division I individual - Warren Schutte, U.N.L.V. Team - Oklahoma State. Division II - Clete Cole, Columbus. Team - Florida Southern. Division III - Lee Palms, Emory. Team - Methodist. Women U.S. Open - Meg Mallon, Ramona, Calif. L.P.G.A. Championship - Meg Mallon. U.S.G.A. Public Links - Tracy Hanson, Rathdrum, Idaho. U.S.G.A. Amateur - Amy Fruhwirth, Phoenix. U.S.G.A. Senior - Phyllis Preuss, Colorado Springs, Colo. U.S.G.A. mid-amateur - Sarah LaBrun Ingram, Nashville, Tenn. U.S.G.A. Junior - Emilee Klein, Studio City, Calif. N.C.A.A. Division I Individual - Annika Sorenstam, Arizona. Team - U.C.L.A. GYMNASTICS World Champions Mens team - Soviet Union. Womens team - Soviet Union. Mens all-around - Grigory Misutin, Soviet Union. Womens all-around - Kim Zmeskal, Houston. Mens floor exercise - Igor Korobchinsky, Soviet Union. Mens parallel bars - Jing Li, China. Mens pommel horse - Valery Belenki, Soviet Union. Mens still rings - Grigory Misutin. Mens vault - Ok Youl You, South Korea. Mens high bar - Chunyang Li, China, and Ralf Buechner, Germany. Womens floor excercise - Christina Bontas, Romania, and Oksana Tchusovitina, Soviet Union. Womens uneven bars - Kim Gwang Suk, South Korea. Womens balance beam - Svetlana Boguinskaya, Soviet Union. Womens vault - Lavinia Milosovici, Romania. U.S. Champions U.S. mens all-around - Chris Waller, Los Angeles. U.S. womens all-around - Kim Zmeskal, Houston. McDonalds American Cup, Men - Trent Dimas, Lincoln, Neb. McDonalds American Cup, Women - Betty Okino, Houston. N.C.A.A. Champions Mens Division I - Oklahoma. All-around - John Roethlisberger, Minnesota. Women - Alabama. All-around - Hope Spivey, Georgia. HANDBALL U.S. Handball Association One Wall Men - Joe Durso, Brooklyn. Women - Rosemary Bellini, Brooklyn. Three-Wall Men - John Bike, Fairfield, Conn. Women - Rosemary Bellini. Four-Wall Men - John Bike. Women - Anna Engele, St. Paul, Minn. World Mens four-wall - Pancho Monreal, Mexico. Womens four-wall - Anna Engele, St. Paul. HANG GLIDING World Championship World - Thomas Suchanek, Czechoslovakia. World Team - Britain. U.S. - Tony Barton, Tucson, Ariz. HARNESS RACING Triple Crown Race Winners Trotters Yonkers Trot - Crowns Invitation. Hambletonian - Giant Victory. Kentucky Futurity - Whiteland Janice. Pacers Cane Pace - Silky Stallone. Little Brown Jug - Precious Bunny. Messenger Stakes - Die Laughing. HOCKEY National Hockey League Stanley Cup - Pittsburgh Penguins d. Minnesota North Stars. M.V.P. - Brett Hull, St. Louis. Stanley Cup M.V.P. - Mario Lemieux, Pittsburgh. Top defenseman - Ray Bourque, Boston. Rookie of the year - Ed Belfour, Chicago. Scoring champion - Wayne Gretzky, Los Angeles. Vezina Trophy - Ed Belfour, Chicago. Goals against average - Ed Belfour. Lady Bing - Wayne Gretzky. Coach of the year - Brian Sutter, St. Louis. College Division I- Northern Michigan. N.C.A.A. Division III - University of Wisconsin at Stevens Point. E.C.A.C. Division I - Clarkson University (Potsdam, N.Y.). E.C.A.C. women - University of New Hampshire. E.C.A.C. Division III Women - St. Lawrence, Canton, N.Y. HORSE RACING Race Winners Breeders Cup Juvenile - Arazi. B.C. Juvenile Fillies - Pleasant Stage. B.C. Mile - Opening Verse. B.C. Distaff - Dance Smartly. B.C. Turf - Miss Alleged. B.C. Classic - Black Tie Affair. B.C. Sprint - Sheikh Albadou. Florida Derby - Fly So Free. Santa Anita Handicap - Farma Way. Santa Anita Derby - Dinard. Wood Memorial - Cahill Road. Kentucky Derby - Strike the Gold. Preakness Stakes - Hansel. Epsom Derby - Generous. Belmont Stakes - Hansel. Irish Derby - Generous. Haskill Invitational - Lost Mountain. Travers Stakes - Corporate Report. Arlington Million - Tight Spot. HORSESHOE PITCHING World Champions Men - Walter Ray Williams Jr., Stockton, Calif. Women - Tari Powell, Rantoul, Ill. HORSE SHOWS U.S.E.T. show jumping championship - Lisa Jacquin, Collegeville, Pa., riding For the Moment. HCS Nations Trophy team world championship - U.S Equestrian Team: Leslie Lenehan, Westport, Conn., riding Pressurized; Debbie Shaffner, Ambler, Penn., riding Volan; Joan Scharffenberger, New York, riding Victor; Greg Best, Flemington, N.J., riding Gem Twist. U.S.E.T. national dressage championship - Carol Lavell, Fairfax, Vt., riding Gifted. U.S. League Volvo World Cup - Carol Lavell, riding Gifted. U.S.E.T. three-day event championship - Karen Lende, Upperville, Va., riding Mr. Maxwell. Pairs driving world championship (Austria) - Lana Wright, Chesapeake City, Maryland; Tucker Johnson, Oldwick, N.J.; James Fairclough, Newton, N.J. A.G.A. rider of the year - Margie Goldstein, Miami. Leading horse of the year - For the Moment. Leading rookie of the year - McLain Ward, Bruster, N.Y. ICEBOATING World Champions World D.N. class - Jan Gougeon, Bay City, Mich. European D.N. class - Mati Kuulmann, Estonia. U.S. D.N. class - Ron Sherry, Mount Clemens, Mich. JUDO World Champions Mens Open - Naoya Ogawa, Japan. Womens Open - Yiaoyan Zhuang, China. Mens heavyweight - Sergei Kosorotov, Soviet Union. Womens heavyweight - Ji Yoon Moon, South Korea. U.S. Champions Mens Open - Johnny Walker, Colorado Springs. Womens Open - Grace Jividen, Colorado Springs. Mens heavyweight - John Serbin, San Jose, Calif. Womens heavyweight - Cheryl Stephens, Los Angeles. KARATE Mens U.S. Champions Advanced WUKO Kata - Ferdie Allas, San Diego. Advanced Open Kata - Kengo Inazu, Mobile, Ala. 17-year-old Advanced Open Kata - Shane Mata, Neptune, N.J. 35 and Over Advanced Open Kata - Michael Cain, Bellingham, Wash. 45 and Over Advanced Open Kata - William Damon, Tucson, Ariz. Advanced Weapons Kata - Brian Hobson, Virginia. 35 and over Advanced Weapons Kata - Jimmy Blann, Southhaven, Mass. 45 and over Advanced Weapons Kata - James Keahan, Hamilton Sq., N.J. Womens U.S. Champions Advanced WUKO Mandatory - Melanie Genung, Seattle. Advanced open kata - Gwen Hoffman, Freehold, N.J. 35 and over advanced open kata - Elaine Rhodes, Warren, Pa. 45 and over advanced open kata - Pat Wright, Newark, Ohio. Advanced weapons kata - Carolyn Giardina, Westwood, N.J. 35 and over advanced weapons kata - Norma Kaiser, Tucson, Ariz. 45 and over advanced weapons kata - Pat Wright. SPARRING (KUMITE) Mens Champions 60 Kgs - Scott Rosak, Lockport, Ill. 65 - William Chadrow, Redmond, Wash. 70 - Angel Allas, San Diego. 75 - Chris Nickolas, Akron, Ohio. 80-plus - John Linebarger, Tucson, Ariz. 80 - Doug Selchan, N. Huntingdon, Pa. Open - Quintin Williams, Cleveland. 17-year-old - Charles Burrows, St. Albans, W.Va. 35 and over - Doug Dennis, Springfield, Ill. 45 and over - Robert Nenow, Lehighton, Pa. Womens Champions 60-plus - Edna Loeber, Brooklyn. 60 - Tracey Day, Selden, N.Y. Open - Edna Loeber. 17-year-old - Susan Woods, Emerson, N.J. 35 and over - Vickie Rosenberger, Akron, Ohio. 45 and over - Pat Wright, Newark, Ohio. LACROSSE N.C.A.A. Division I - North Carolina. Division III - Hobart. Women Division I - Virginia. Women Division III - Trenton State. N.J.C.A.A. - Essex Community College, Baltimore. Major Indoor League - Detroit Turbos. LUGE U.S. Champions Men - Duncan Kennedy, Lake Placid, N.Y. Women - Cammy Myler, Lake Placid, N.Y. Mens doubles - Chris Thorpe and Gordy Sheer, Croton-on-Hudson, N.Y. World Champions Men - Arnold Huber, Italy. Women - Susi Erdmann, Germany. Mens doubles - Stefan Krausse and Jon Behrendt, Germany. World Cup men - Markus Prock, Austria. World Cup women - Susi Erdmann. World Cup mens doubles - Hansjoerg Raffl and Norbert Huber, Italy. North American men - Harington Telford, Canada. North American women - Bonny Warner, Palo Alto, Calif. North American doubles - Chris Trorpe, Marquette, Mich., and Gordy Sheer. MARATHON New York, men - Salvador Garcia, Mexico. New York, women - Liz McColgan, Scotland. Boston, men - Ibrahim Hussein, Kenya. Boston, women - Wanda Panfil, Poland. World Cup/London, men - Yakov Tolstikov, Soviet Union. World Cup/London, women - Rosa Mota, Portugal. MODERN PENTATHLON United States Men - Stull, Austin, Tex. Women - Kim Arata, Vandenberg Air Force Base, Calif. Junior men - Skip Connors, San Antonio. Junior women - Lauren Riester, San Antonio. World Champions Men - Arkad Skrzypaszek, Poland. Women - Eva Fjellerup, Denmark. Womens team - Poland. MOTORCYCLE RACING World Champions Road Race 125 cc - Loris Capirossi, Italy. 250 cc - Luca Cadalora, Italy. 500 cc - Wayne Rainey, Downey, Calif. Motocross - Trampas Parker, United States. U.S. Champions U.S. pro - Scott Parker, Swartz Creek, Mich. Daytona 200 - Miguel DuHamel, Verdun, Quebec. Camel Supercross - Jean-Michel Bayle. ORIENTEERING World men - Jorgen Martensson, Sweden. World women - Katalin Olah, Hungary. World Cup mens ski - Anssi Juutilainen, Finland. World Cup womens ski - Arja Hannus, Sweden. U.S. men - Mikell Platt, Boston. U.S. women - Kristin Federer, Boston. Paddle Tennis U.S. Champions Mens singles - Scott Freedman, Culver City, Calif. Womens singles - Kelly Chase, Los Angeles. Mens doubles - Sol Hauptman, Venice Beach, Calif., and Scott Freedman. Womens doubles - Ingrid Fields, Westchester, Calif., and Alex Chistolini, Culver City, Calif. PARACHUTE JUMPING World mens paraski - Roman Pogacar, Yugoslavia. Womens paraski - Claudia Bratzer, Czechoslovakia. Paraski-team - Switzerland. 8-Way - United States. 4-Way - France. PLATFORM TENNIS U.S. mens singles - Scott Staniar, Greenwich, Conn. U.S. womens singles - none. U.S. mens doubles - Steve Baird, Harrison, N.Y., and Rich Maier, Scarsdale, N.Y. U.S. womens doubles - Robin Fulton, Stamford, Conn., and Diane Tucker, Bedford, N.Y. U.S. mixed doubles - David Ohlmuller, Montclair, N.J., and Patty Hogan, Summit, N.J. POLO Rolex Gold Cup - Cellular One, Greenwich, Conn. International Gold Cup - JM Lexus, Boca Raton, Fla. International Open - Michelob Dry, St. Louis. World Cup - Michelob, St. Louis. POWERBOATING World offshore superboats - Gentry Eagle, Tom Gentry, Honolulu. U.S. offshore superboats - Spirit of the Amazon, Eike Batista, Brazil. Unlimited hydroplane series - Miss Budweiser, Scott Pierce, Everett, Wash. Gold Cup unlimited hydroplanes - Winston Eagle, Mark Tate, Wayne, Mich. POWER LIFTING W.N.P.F. Lifters of the Year N.A.S.A. Superbowl - Ted Sobel, New York. U.S.P.F. womens nationals - Mary Jeffry, West Virginia. Drug-Free nationals - Ted Sobel. International Special Olympics - Andrew Leonard, Pa. European championships - Olivier Denis, Armentieres, France Pan Pacific/Australasian championships - Victor Male, Jakarta, Indonesia. World PL classic - Ted Sobel. Womens world championship - Cathy Millen, Auckland, New Zealand. Lifter of the year - Ted Sobel. QUARTER HORSE RACING All-American Futurity - Royal Quick Dash. All-American Derby - See Me Gone. Rainbow Futurity - Steppin for the Moon. Rainbow Derby - See Me Gone. Kansas Futurity - Magic Dozen. Kansas Derby - Refrigerator. RACQUETBALL United States Champions Men - Andy Rogers, Memphis, Tenn. Women - Michelle Gilman, Ontario, Ore. Mens pro series - Mike Ray, Marietta, Ga. Amateur men - Tim Sweeney, Chicago. Amateur women - Michelle Gilman. RACQUETS Unites States and World U.S. open - Neil Smith, England. U.S. pro - Wayne Davies, New York. U.S. amateur - William Boone, England. World - James Male, England. RHYTHMIC GYMNASTICS U.S. all-around - Jennifer Lovell, Miami. U.S. junior all-around - Caroline Hunt, Winnetka, Ill. World all-around - Oksana Skaldina, Soviet Union. World rope - Alexandra Timochenko, Soviet Union. World hoop - Oksana, Skaldina. World ball - Oksana, Skaldina. World clubs - Maria Petrova, Bulgaria. RODEO U.S. college - Shawn Vant, Montana State. World all-around - Ty Murray, Stephenville, Tex. ROLLER HOCKEY World - Portugal. U.S. - Fort Neches (Tex.) Champions. ROLLER SKATING U.S. Champions Men freestyle - Scott Cohen, North Brunswick, N.J. Womens freestyle - Brenda Storbeck, San Antonio. Mens figures - Justin Bates, Flint, Mich. Womens figures - April Dayney, Ann Arbor, Mich. Pairs - Larry McGrew and Tina Jerue, Santa Ana, Calif. Dance - Gregory Goody and Jodee Viola, Taunton, Mass. Mens speed - Dante Muse, West Des Moines, Iowa. Womens speed - Darlene Kessinger, Fremont, Calif. World Champions Mens speed - Tony Muse, West Des Moines, Iowa. Mens freestyle - Scott Cohen. Womens freestyle - Raffaella Del Vinaccio, Italy. Mens figures - Justin Bates. Womens figures - Raffaella Del Vinaccio. Pairs - Larry McGrew and Tina Jerue. Dance - Gregory Goody and Jodee Viola. Womens speed - Maria Eva Richardson, Argentina. ROWING World Champions Mens eights - Germany. Womens eights - Canada. Mens lightweight eights - Italy. Mens single sculls- Thomas Lange, Germany. Womens single sculls - Silken Laumann, Canada. Mens lightweight single sculls - Niall OToole, Ireland. World womens lightweight single sculls - Phillipa Baker, New Zealand. Thames Challenge Cup - Pennsylvania Junior Varsity. Diamond sculls - Win van Delleghem, Belgium. U.S. Champions College men - Pennsylvania. College women - Boston University. Intercollegiate Rowing Association - Northeastern. Eastern sprint - Pennsylvania. Dad Vail Regatta - Temple. RUGBY United States Champions Club- Old Mission Beach, San Diego. Womens club - Beantown, Boston. Mens college - California. Womens college - Air Force Academy. Seven-a-side - Old Puget Sound Beach, Seattle. Military - Pensacola, Fla. Schoolboy - Highlands H.S., Salt Lake City. World Mens World Cup - Australia. Womens World Cup - United States. Five Nations - England. SHOOTING World Cup Mens small bore rifle, 3 position - Jean-Pierre Amat, France. Womens small-bore rifle - Valentina Cherkasova, Soviet Union. Free rifle, prone - Bill Beard, Danville, Ind. Rapid-fire pistol - Krzysztof Kucharczyk, Poland. Trap - Russell Mark, Australia. United States International Mens free rifle, 3 position - Tamas, Fort Benning, Ga. Mens air rifle - Matt Suggs, Roanoke, Va. Womens air rifle - Ann-Marie Pfiffner, Dubuque, Iowa. Womens standard rifle, 3 Position - Launi Meili, Cheney, Wash. Womens standard rifle, Prone - Robin McCall, Tryon, N.C. Mens air pistol - Don Nygord, LaCrescenta, Calif. Womens air pistol - Connie Petracek, Nashville, Tenn. Mens free pistol - Ben Amonette, Radford, Va. Mens rapid-fire pistol - John McNally, Columbus, Ga. Mens center-fire pistol - Ed Suarez, San Jose, Calif. Mens standard pistol - Jimmie McCoy, Columbus, Ga. Womens sport pistol - Connie Patracek. Mens skeet - Mike Schmidt, Eagan, Minn. Womens skeet - Connie Fluker, College Station, Tex. Mens trap - Bret Erickson, Bennington, Neb. Womens trap - Sharee Waldron, Boise, Idaho. U.S. mens high-power rifle - David Tubb, Canadian, Tex. SKIING Alpine World Cup Champions Over All Men - Marc Girardelli, Luxembourg. Women - Petra Kronberger, Austria. Individual Champions Mens downhill - Franz Heinzer, Switzerland. Slalom - Marc Girardelli. Giant slalom - Alberto Tomba, Italy. Super G. - Franz Heinzer. Womens downhill - Chantal Bournissen, Switzerland. Slalom - Petra Kronberger. Giant slalom - Vreni Schneider, Switzerland. Super G. - Carole Merle, France. World Champions Men Combined - Stefan Eberharter, Austria. Downhill - Franz Heinzer. Slalom - Marc Girardelli. Giant slalom - Rudolph Nierlich, Austria. Super G. - Stefan Eberharter. Women Combined - Chantal Bournissen. Downhill - Petra Kronberger. Slalom - Vreni Schneider. Giant slalom - Pernilla Wiberg, Sweden. Super G. - Ulrike Maier, Austria. Collegiate Champions N.C.A.A. Team - Colorado. Mens slalom - Einar Boehmer, Vermont. Womens slalom - Heather Flood, Middlebury. Mens giant slalom - Toni Standteiner, Colorado. Womens giant slalom - Keri Schlopy, Vermont. SLED DOG RACING Iditarod (Anchorage to Nome) - Rick Swenson, Two Rivers, Alaska. SNOWMOBILE RACING World - Greg Goodwin, Zion, Ill. SOAP BOX DERBY Masters - Danny Garland, Studio City, Calif. Kit Car - Paul Greenwald, Saginaw, Mich. SOCCER Nations America Cup (South American Championship) - Argentina. CONCACAF Gold Cup -United States. North American Nations Cup - Mexico. Caribbean Cup - Jamaica. Central American Cup - Costa Rica. Pan American Games (under 23) - United States. FIFA world youth championship (under 20) - Portugal. FIFA under-17 championship - Ghana. FIFA womens championship - United States. Clubs A.P.S.L. - San Francisco Bay. M.I.S.L. - San Diego. U.S. Open Cup - Brooklyn Italians. U.S. Amateur Cup - Scott Gallagher, Mo. U.S. Womens Amateur Cup - Texas Challenge, North Texas. International Champions Intercontinental Cup (world club championship) - Red Star Belgrade (Yugoslavia). European Cahmpions Cup - Red Star Belgrade (Yugoslavia). European Cup Winners Cup - Manchester United (England). U.E.F.A. Cup - Internazionale of Milan (Italy). European SuperCup - Manchester United (England). Liberators Cup - Colo Colo (Chile). South American Super Cup - Cruzeiro (Brazil). CONCACAF Champions Cup - Puebla (Mexico). Interamerican Cup - Club America (Mexico). Collegiate N.C.A.A. Division I - Virginia. N.C.A.A. Division II - Florida Tech. N.C.A.A. Divison III - University of California at San Diego. N.C.A.A. Division I Women - North Carolina. N.C.A.A. Division II Women - California State University at Dominguez Hills. N.C.A.A. Division III Women - Ithaca, N.Y. N.A.I.A. - Lynn, Fla. N.A.I.A women - Pacific Lutheran. International Leagues and Cups Albanian League - Flamurtari Vlora. Albanian Cup - Partizani Tirana. Austrian League - Austria Vienna. Austrian Cup - SV Stockerau. Belgian League - RSC Anderlecht. Belgian Cup - RSC Anderlecht. Bulgarian League - Etar Veliko Tarnovo. Bulgarian Cup - Levsky Sofia. Cyprus League - Apollon Limassol. Cyprus Cup - Omonia Nikosia. Czechoslovak League - Sparta Prague. Czechoslovak Cup - Banik Ostrau. Danish Cup - Aalborg BK. English League - Arsenal. English Football Association Cup - Tottenham Hotspur. Faroe Islands League - HB Thoorshavn. Faroe Islands Cup - Kl Klakksvik. Finnish Cup - Ilves Tampere. French League - Olympique Marseille. French Cup - AS Monaco. German League - FC Kaiserslautern. German Cup - Werder Bremen. Greek League - Panathinaikos. Greek Cup - Panathinaikos. Hungarian League - Honved Budapest. Hungarian Cup - Ferencvaros Budapest. Iceland League - Fram Reykjavik. Iceland Cup - FC Valur. Irish League - FC Dundalk. Irish Cup - Galway United. Israeli Cup - Maccabi Haifa. Italian League - Sampdoria of Genoa. Italian Cup - AS Roma. Luxembourg League - Union Luxemburg. Luxembourg Cup - Union Luxemburg. Malta League - Hamrun Spartans. Malta Cup - FC Valletta. Netherlands League - PSV Eindhoven. Netherlands Cup - Feyenoord of Rotterdam. Northern Ireland League - FC Portadown. Northern Ireland Cup - FC Portadown. Norwegian Cup - Rosenborg Trondheim. Polish League - Zaglebie Lubin. Polish Cup - GKS Kattowitz. Portugese League - Benfica of Lisbon. Portugese Cup - FC Porto. Romanian League - Universitatea Craiova. Romanian Cup - Universitatea Craiova. Scottish League - Glasgow Rangers. Scottish Football Association Cup - FC Motherwell. Soviet Cup - CSKA Moscow. Spanish League - Barcelona. Spanish Cup - Atletico Madrid. Swedish Cup - IFK Norrkoeping. Swiss League - Grasshoppers. Swiss Cup - FC Sion. Turkish League - Besiktas. Turkish Cup - Galatasaray Istanbul. Welsh Cup - Swansea City. Yugoslavian League - Red Star Belgrade. Yugoslavian Cup - Hajduk Split. SOFTBALL U.S. mens fast pitch - Guanella Brothers, Rohnert Park, Calif. U.S. womens fast pitch - Raybeston Brak Ettes, Stratford, Conn. U.S. mens super-slow pitch - Worth, Centerville, Ga. U.S. mens major-slow pitch - Riverside, Louisville, Ky. U.S. womens major-slow pitch - Cannans Illusion, San Antonio, Tex. U.S. college women - Arizona. SPEED SKATING U.S. Long-Track Champions Womens sprint champion - Bonnie Blair, Champaign, Ill. Men - Dan Jansen, Milwaukee. All-around, women - Michelle Kline, Circle Pines, Minn. All-around men - Nate Mills, Northfield, Ill. U.S. SHORT-TRACK CHAMPIONS Womens All-Around - Amy Peterson, Maplewood, Minn. Mens All-Around - Andy Gabel, Franklin, Wisconsin. SQUASH RACQUETS U.S. Champions Open softball - Jansher Khan, Pakistan. Open hardball - Rodney Martin, Australia. Mens softball - Mark Talbott. Womens softball - Joyce Maycock, Toronto. Mens handball - Hector Berragen, Mexico. Womens hardball - Demer Holleran, Rye, N.Y. Mens college - Adrian Ezra, Harvard. Womens college - Berkeley Belknap, Yale. SQUASH TENNIS U.S. Champion Men - Gary Squires, Darien, Conn. SURFING Ocean Pacific Mens Pro - Barton Lynch, Australia. Ocean Pacific Womens Pro - Frieda Zamba, Flagler Beach, Fla. SWIMMING Pan Pacific Championships Men 50-meter free - Tom Jager, United States. 100 free - Matt Biondi, United States. 200 free - Ian Brown, Australia. 400 free - Kieren Perkins, Australia. 800 free - Kieren Perkins. 1,500 free - Kieren Perkins. 100 back - Jeff Rouse, United States. 200 back - Jeff Rouse. 100 breast - Mike Barrowman, United States. 200 breast - Mike Barrowman. 100 butterfly - Matt Biondi. 200 butterfly - Melvin Stewart, United States 200 ind. medley - Gary Anderson, Canada. 400 ind. medley - Eric Namesnik, United States. 400 free relay (Team) - United States. 800 free relay (Team) - United States. 400 medley relay (Team) - United States. Women 50-meter free - Jenny Thompson, United States. 100 free - Angel Martino, United States. 200 free - Nicole Haislett, United States. 400 free - Janet Evans, United States. 800 free - Janet Evans. 1,500 - Janelle Elford, Australia. 100 back - Janie Wagstaff, United States. 200 back - Anna Simcic, New Zealand. 100 breast - Linley Frame, Australia. 200 breast - Kristine Quance, United States. 100 butterfly - Susan ONeill, Australia. 200 butterfly - Summer Sanders, United States. 200 ind. medley - Summer Sanders. 400 ind. medley - Summer Sanders. 400 free relay - United States. 800 free relay - United States. 400 medley relay - United States. N.C.A.A. Men 50-yard free - Shaun Jordan, Texas. 100 free - Shaun Jordan. 200 free - Artur Wojdat, Iowa. 500 free - Artur Wojdat. 1,650 free - Artur Wojdat. 100 back - Jeff Rouse, Stanford. 200 back - Martin Zubero, Florida. 100 breast - Andrea Cecchi, U.C.L.A. 200 breast - Mike Barrowman, Michigan. 100 butterfly - Anthony Nesty, Florida. 200 butterfly - Melvin Stewart, Tennessee. 200 ind. medley - Martin Zubero. 400 ind. medley - David Wharton, Southern Cal. One-meter diving - Dean Panaro, Miami (Fla.). Three-meter diving - Jason Rhodes, Texas. 200-medley relay - Texas. 400-medley relay - Florida. 200-freestyle relay - Texas. 400-freestyle relay - Texas. 800-freestyle relay - Texas. Division 1 team - Texas. Division II team - Cal. State Bakersfield. Division III Team - Kenyon, Ohio. Women 50-yard free - Leigh Ann Fetter, Texas. 100-free - Leigh Ann Fetter. 200-free - Nicole Haislett, Florida. 500-free - Janet Evans, Stanford. 1,650 free - Janet Evans. 100 back - Jodi Wilson, Texas. 200 back - Beth Barr, Texas. 100 breast - Lori Heisick, Stanford. 200 breast - Dorsey Tierney, Texas. 100 butterfly - Cris Ahmann-Leighton, Arizona. 200 butterfly - Summer Sanders, Stanford. 200-yard ind. medley - Summer Sanders. 400-yard ind. - Summer Sanders. One-meter diving - Krista Wilson, Southern Methodist. Three-meter diving - Julie Farrell-Ovenhouse, Michigan St. 200-medley relay - Texas. 400-medley relay - Stanford. 200-freestyle relay - Texas. 400-freestyle relay - Texas. 800-freestyle relay - Stanford. Division I team - Texas. Division II team - Oakland. Division III team - Kenyon, Ohio. SYNCHRONIZED SWIMMING World solo - Sylvie Frechette, Montreal. World duet - Karen and Sarah Josephson, Walnut Creek, Calif. World team - United States. Pan pacific - Kristen Babb-Sprague, Walnut Creek, Calif. European solo - Olga Sedakova, Soviet Union. U.S. solo - Kristen Babb-Sprague. World duet - Karen and Sarah Josephson. U.S. team - Walnut Creek, Calif. TABLE TENNIS World mens singles - Jorgen Persson, Sweden. World womens singles - Deng Yaping, China. World mens doubles - Peter Karlsson and Thomas Von Scheele, Sweden. World womens doubles - Chen Zihe and Gao Ju, China. World mens team - Sweden. World womens team - Korea. TAEKWONDO U.S. mens heavyweight - Scott Miranti, Bozeman, Montana. U.S. womens heavyweight - Lynette Love, Detroit. TEAM HANDBALL U.S. men - Garden City, L.I. U.S. women - Colorado Springs Stars. Mens U.S.A. Cup - Croatia. College men - Army. College women - Army. TENNIS U.S. Open Champions Singles - Stefan Edberg, Sweden Womens singles - Monica Seles, Sarasota, Fla. Mens doubles - John Fitzgerald, Australia, and Anders Jarryd, Sweden. Womens doubles - Pam Shriver, Baltimore, and Natalya Zvereva, Soviet Union. Mixed doubles - Manon Bollegraf, Netherlands, and Tom Nijssen, Netherlands. Senior mens singles - Hank Pfister, Bakersfield, Calif. Senior mens doubles - Peter Fleming, New York, and Hank Pfister. Senior womens doubles - Rosie Casals, and Billy Jean King, Chicago. Senior mixed doubles - Wendy Turnbull, Australia, and Bob Hewitt, South Africa. Boys junior singles - Leander Paes, India. Girls junior singles - Karina Habsudova, Czechoslovakia. Boys doubles - Karim Alami, Morocco, and John DeJager, South Africa. Girls doubles - Kristin Godridge, Australia, and Nicole Pratt, Australia. N.C.A.A. Mens Division I - Jared Palmer, Stanford. Mens Division I team - Southern Cal. Womens Division I - Sandra Birch, Stanford. Womens Division I team - Stanford. Mens Division II - Pradeep Raman, Armstrong State. Mens Division II Team - Rollins. Womens Division II - Laura Simmons, Air Force. Womens Division II Team - Cal Poly-Pomona. Mens Division III - Lew Miller, Kalamazoo. Mens Division III Team - Kalamazoo. Womens Division III - Karyn Cooper, Wellesley. Womens Division III Team - Mary Washington. N.A.I.A. mens champion - Yue Wang, BYU-Hawaii. N.A.I.A. mens team - Lander. N.A.I.A. womens champion - Helena Dahlstrom, Flagler. N.A.I.A. womens team - Flagler. Foreign Opens Wimbledon men - Michael Stich, Germany. Wimbledon Women - Steffi Graf, Germany. French Open - Jim Courier, Dade City, Fla. Women - Monica Seles. Australia Men - Boris Becker, Germany. Women - Monica Seles. Virginia Slims Championship Singles - Monica Seles. Doubles - Pam Shriver, and Martina Navratilova, Aspen, Colo. TRACK AND FIELD U.S. Champions Mobil Outdoor Championships Men 100-meter - Leroy Burrell, Houston. 200 - Michael Johnson, Waco, Tex. 400 - Antonio Pettigrew, Macon, Ga. 800 - Mark Everett, Milton, Fla. 1,500 - Terrance Herrington, Hartsville, S.C. 3,000 Steeplechase - Mark Croghan, Greensburg, Ohio. 5,000 - John Trautmann, Morristown, N.J. 10,000 - Shannon Butler, S. Lake Tahoe, Ca. 110 hurdles - Greg Foster, Chino Hills, Calif. 440 hurdles - Danny Harris, Torrance, Calif. 20K walk - Tim Lewis, Schenectady, N.Y. High jump - Hollis Conway, Shreveport, La. Pole vault - Tim Bright, Taft, Calif. Long jump - Carl Lewis, Houston. Triple jump - Kenny Harrison, Milwaukee. Shot-put - Ron Backes, St. Cloud, Minn. Discus - Anthony Washington, Glasgow, Mt. Hammer throw - Jud Logan, North Canton, Ohio. Javelin - Mike Barnett, Montabello, Calif. Decathlon - Dan OBrien, Portland, Ore. Mobil Indoor Championships 60-meter hurdles - Greg Foster, Chino Hills, Calif. 400 - Michael Johnson, Waco, Tex. 500 - Andrew Valmon, Lakehurst, N.J. 800 - Ray Brown, Sherman, Tex. Mile - Noureddine Morceli, Algeria. 3,000 - Terry Brahm, Meinard, In. 60-meter dash - Andres Simon, Cuba. 5,000M walk - Doug Fournier, Huntington, N.Y. High jump - Javier Sotomayer, Cuba. Pole vault - Kory Tarpenning, Portland, Ore. Long jump - Llewellyn Starks, Jonesboro, La. Triple jump - Frank Rutherford, Bahamas. Shot put - Ron Backes, St. Cloud, Minn. 35-lb. weight throw - Lance Deal, Casper, Wyo. Mens 4x800M relay - NY Athl. Club, Manhattan Mens 4x400M relay - Shore Athl. Club Womens Mobil Outdoor 100-meter - Carlette Guidry, Houston. 200 - Gwen Torrence, Atlanta. 400 - Lillie Leatherwood, Tuscaloosa, Ala. 800 - Delisa Floyd, Chicago. 1,500 - Patti Sue Plumer, Covina, Calif. 3,000 - Shelly Steely, Reading, Pa. 10,000 - Lynn Jennings, Princeton, N.J. 100 hurdles - Gail Devers-Roberts, Seattle. 400 hurdles - Kim Batten, Rochester, N.Y. 10K walk - Debbi Lawrence, Columbus. High jump - Yolanda Henry, Houston. Long jump - Jackie Joyner-Kersee, E. St. Louis, Ill. Shot put - Ramona Pagel, Los Angeles. Discus - Lacy Barnes, Ridgecrest, Ca. Javelin - Karin Smith, Germany. Heptathlon - Jackie Joyner-Kersee. Womens Mobil Indoor 60M hurdles - Kim McKenzie, Birmingham, Ala. 200M dash - Rochelle Stevens, Memphis, Tenn. 400M run - Diane Dixon, Brooklyn. 800M run - Meredith Rainey, Brooklyn. Mile - Suzy Favor, Stevens Pt., Wis. 3,000M walk - Teresa Vaill, Torrington, CT. 60M dash - Michelle Finn, Orlando, Fla. 3,000M run - Margareta Keszeg, Romania. High jump - Yolanda Henry, Houston. Long jump - Carol Lewis, Houston. Triple jump - Juliana Yendork, Walnut, Calif. Shot put - Connie Price-Smith, St. Charles,. 20lb weight-throw - Sonja Fitts, Rochester, N.Y. N.C.A.A. Mens Outdoor 100 meters - Frank Fredericks, Brigham Young. 200 - Frank Fredericks. 400 - Gabriel Luke, Rice. 800 - George Kersh, Mississippi. 1,500 - Samuel Kibiri, Washington St. 3,000 steeplechase - Mark Croghan, Ohio State. 5,000 run - Shannon Butler, Montana St. 10,000 run - Terry Thornton, Louisiana St. 110 high hurdles - Greg Williams, Texas A&M. 400 hurdles - Samuel Matete, Auburn. 4 x 100 m. relay team - Texas Christian. 4 x 400 m. relay team - Baylor. High jump - Darrin Plab, Southern Illinois. Pole vault - Istvan Bagyula, George Mason. Long jump - George Ogbeide, Washington State. Triple jump - Brian Wellman, Arkansas. Shot-put - Simon Williams, Louisiana St. Discus - Kamy Keshmiri, Nevada-Reno. Javelin - Patrik Boden, Texas. Hammer throw - Christophe Epalle, Southern Methodist. Decathlon - Aric Long, Tennessee. Team champion - Tennessee. Mens Indoor 55 meter dash - Augustin Olobia, Washington St. 55 hurdles - Tony Li, Washington St. 200 dash - Frank Fredericks. 400 dash - Gabriel Luke. 800 run - George Kersh. Mile run - Bob Kennedy, Indiana. 3,000 run - Reuben Reina, Arkansas. 5,000 run - Jonah Koech, Iowa St. 1,600 relay - Baylor. 3,200 relay - Georgetown. High jump - Tony Barton, George Mason. Long jump - Alan Turner, Indiana. Triple jump - Eugene Greene, Boise St. Pole vault - Istvan Bagyula, George Mason. Shot put - Eric Bergreen, U.C.L.A. 35-pound weight throw - Christophe Epalle, Southern Methodist. Team champion - Arkansas. Womens Outdoor 100 meter dash - Carlette Guidry, Texas. 200 dash - Carlette Guidry. 400 dash - Ximena Restrepo, Nebraska. 800 run - Nekita Beasley, Florida. 1,500 run - Darcy Arreola, Cal. St.-Northridge. 3,000 run - Sonia OSullivan, Villanova. 5,000 run - Lauri Gomez, North Carolina St. 10,000 run - Jamie Park, Arkansas. 100 hurdles - Dawn Bowles, Louisiana St. 400 hurdles - Janeene Vickers, U.C.L.A. 400 relay team - Texas. 1,600 relay team - Nebraska. High jump - Tanya Hughes, Arizona. Long jump - Diane Guthrie, George Mason. Triple jump - Donna Crumety, St. Josephs. Shot put - Eileen Vanisi, Texas. Discus throw - Anna Mosdell, Brigham Young. Javelin throw - Paula Berry, Oregon. Heptathlon - Sharon Jaklofsky, Louisiana State. Team champion - Louisiana State. Womens Indoor 55-meter dash - Carlette Guidry. 55 hurdles - Mary Cobb, Louisiana St. 200 dash - Carlette Guidry. 400 dash - Maicel Malone, Arizona St. 800 run - Edith Nakiyingi, Iowa St. Mile run - Jennifer Lanctot, Boston U. 3,000 run - Patty Wiegand, Tennessee. 5,000 run - Sonia OSullivan, Villanova. 1,600 relay team - Arizona St. 3,200 relay team - Tennessee. High jump - Tanya Hughes, Arizona. Long jump - Diane Guthrie, George Mason. Triple jump - Leah Kirklin, Florida. Shot put - Tracie Millett, U.C.L.A. Team champion - Louisiana State. TRIATHLON Ironman men - Mark Allen, Cardiff, Calif. Ironman women - Paula Newby-Fraser, Encinitas, Calif. TUMBLING U.S. mens tumbling - Rashaan Sampson, Newark, N.J. U.S. womens tumbling - Megan Cunningham, Pecatonica, Ill. U.S. mens trampoline - Karl Heger, Kansas City, Mo. U.S. womens trampoline - Melissa Larson, Minneapolis. VOLLEYBALL World Cup Men - Soviet Union. World Cup Women - Cuba. World Club - Il Messagiero, Italy. World men - Sinjin Smith and Randy Stoklos, Pacific Palisades, Calif. World women - Liz Masakayan and Linda Chisholm-Carillo, United States. N.C.A.A. Division I men - Long Beach State. N.C.A.A. Division I women - U.C.L.A. N.C.A.A. Division II women - West Texas State. N.C.A.A. Division III women - U.C. San Diego. N.A.I.A. - Hawaii Pacific. WATER POLO U.S. Champions U.S. mens outdoor - Newport A (Calif.). U.S. womens outdoor - Cal-Berkeley. U.S. mens indoor - Harvard WP Foundation, Los Angeles. U.S. womens indoor - Cal Open. N.C.A.A. - California. World Champions World men - Yugoslavia. World women - The Netherlands. F.I.N.A. Cup men - United States. F.I.N.A. Cup women - The Netherlands. European women - Hungary. WATER SKIING World mens over all - Patrice Martin, France. World Womens over all - Karen Neville, Australia. U.S. Mens open over all - Sammy Duvall, Windermere, Fla. U.S. Womens open over all - Karen Neville. WEIGHT LIFTING U.S. Weightlifting Federation Men 52 Kgs. - Chad Ikel, Honolulu. 56 - Robert Gene Gilsdon, Onaga, Kansas. 60 - Bryan Jacob, Norcross, Ga. 67.5 - Tim McRae, Daytona Beach, Fla. 75 - Jeff Macy, Nokomis, Fla. 82.5 - Roberto Tony Urrutia, Hollywood, Fla. 90 - Bret Brian, Baton Rouge, La. 100 - Dave Langon, Castro Valley, Calif. 110 - Rich Schutz, Mt. Prospect, Ill. Plus 110 - Mario Martinez, South San Francisco, Calif. Women 44 - Andrea Tibeau, Sumner, Wash. 48 - Victoria Futch, Longwood, Fla. 52 - Robin Byrd, Newnan, Ga. 56 - Melanie Getz, Brentwood, Mo. 60 - Giselle Shepatin, San Francisco. 67.5 - Dianna Fuhrman, Simi Valley, Calif. 75 - Jackie Mah, Simi Valley, Calif. 82.5 - Stephanie Armitage-Johnson, Auburn, Wash. Plus 82.5 - Carla Garrett, Tucson, Ariz. Mens World Champions 52 Kgs. - Ivan Ivanov, Bulgaria. 56 - Byung-Kwan Chun - Korea. 60 - Naim Suleymanoglu, Turkey. 67.5 - Yoto Yotov, Bulgaria. 75 - Pablo Lara, Cuba. 82.5 - Ibrahim Samadov, Soviet Union. 90 - Sergei Syrtsov, Soviet Union. 100 - Igor Sadykov, Soviet Union. 110 - Artur Akoev, Soviet Union. Mens heavyweight - Alexandr Kurlovich, Soviet Union. Mens team - Soviet Union. European mens super heavyweight - Leonid Taranenko, Soviet Union. Womens World Champions 44 Kgs. - Fen Xing, China. 48 - Izabela Rifatova, Bulgaria. 52 - Liping Peng, China. 56 - Caiyan Sun, China. 60 - Lixia Han, China. 67.5 - Le Lei, China. 75 - Xiaoli Zhang, China. 82.5 - Hongling Li, China. Womens heavyweight - Li Yajuan, China. Womens team - China. WRESTLING World Champions Freestyle 105.5 lbs - Vugar Orudzhev, Soviet Union. 114.5 - Zeke Jones, Bloomsburg, Pa. 125.5 - Sergei Smai, Soviet Union. 136.5 - John Smith, Stillwater, Okla. 149.5 - Arsen Fadzaev, Soviet Union. 163 - Amir Khadem, Iran. 180.5 - Kevin Jackson, Ames, Iowa. 198 - Maharbek Khadartsev, Soviet Union. 220 - Leri Khabelov, Soviet Union. 286 - Andreas Schroder, Germany. Team - Soviet Union. Greco-Roman 105.5 lbs. - Duk-Yong Gooun, Korea. 114.5 - Raul Martinez, Cuba. 125.5 - Rifat Yildiz, Germany. 136.5 - Sergei Martynov, Soviet Union. 149.5 - Islam Duguchiev, Soviet Union. 163 - Mnatsakan Iskandarian, Soviet Union. 180.5 - Peter Farkus, Hungary. 198 - Maik Bullman, Germany. 220 - Hector Millian, Cuba. 286 - Alexander Karelin, Soviet Union. Team - Soviet Union. Womens World Championships 97 lbs. - Xlue Zhong, China. 103.5 - Miyu Yamamoto, Japan. 110 - Martine Poupon, France. 116.5 - Xia Zhang, China. 125.5 - Olga Lugo, Venezuela. 134 - Brigette Sieffert, France. 143 - Akiki lijima, Japan. 154 - Yayi Urano, Japan. 165 - Dongfen Liu, China. Team - Japan. Outstanding Wrestler - Xiue Zhong, China. Most Falls Trophy - Xiue Zhong, China. Fastest Fall - Young Ku Jee. Korea. N.C.A.A. Champions 118 lbs. - Jeff Prescott, Penn State. 126 - Jason Kelber, Nebraska. 134 - Tom Brands, Iowa. 142 - Scott Collins, West Va. 150 - Matt Demaray, Wisconsin. 158 - Pat Smith, Oklahoma St. 167 - Mark Reiland, Iowa. 177 - Marty Morgan, Minnesota. 190 - Paul Keysaw, Cal State Bakersfield. Heavyweight - Jon Llewellyn, Illinois. Team - Iowa. YACHTING World Championships Tornado - Giorgio Zuccoli and Angelo Glisoni, Italy. Lechner-men - M. Quintin, France. Lechner-women - P. Way, Britain. Europe - Carole Reitzer, France. Finn - Mark David Lammens, Canada. Star - Roberto Benennati and Mario Salani, Italy. Soling - Larry Klein, Ron Rosenberg and Chris Redman, United States.
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