Edwin Moses won the 400-meter hurdles, countryman...
Edwin Moses won the 400-meter hurdles, countryman Butch Reynolds took the 300 meters and Dwayne Evans won two sprints within 20 minutes in the Girobank Games at Belfast, Northern Ireland.
Moses, who fell at the second-last hurdle last week in Paris, followed Sunday’s victory in the Netherlands with a 1 1/2-second victory over fellow American Tranel Hawkins. Moses was clocked in 48.18 seconds, Hawkins in 49.72.
American Jack Pierce won the high hurdles in 13.59, and Scott Davis cleared 17 feet 10 1/2 inches in winning the pole vault.
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