Lessons Lost As Cocaine Ridicule Echoes In Pro Sports
A column notes the fatal cocaine-related deaths of Len Bias and Don Rogers and cites Steve Howe Willie Aikens Vida Blue and Michael Ray Richardson among others as examples. It argues cocaine cost stars careers and warns youths who miss the test of life.
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Don Rogers
Steve Howe
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Kansas City Royals
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Vida Blue
Jerry Martin
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J. Milton Sullivant
National Basketball Association
Michael Ray Richardson
Pittsburgh
Death, Drugs and Downfall of Two Rising Stars
In a reflective piece, Keith Hernandez condemns cocaine as a devilish force while Len Bias and Don Rogers, once top athletes with bright futures, die after drug use. The essay links sports culture, endorsements, and societal tolerance to a deadly cost. It urges learning from their demise.
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Mercury Morris
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Don Rogers
Wimbledon Women Singles champions list through 1986 to 1980s
The record lists Wimbledon women’s singles champions from 1884 to 1986, detailing winners such as Lottie Dod, Charlotte Cooper, Dorothea Douglas, May Sutton, Suzanne Lenglen, Kitty McKane, Helen Wills Moody, Dorothea Chambers, Dorothy Round, Helen Wills Moody, Maureen Connolly, Billie Jean King, Margaret Court, Evonne Goolagong, Chris Evert, Martina Navratilova, and others. The compilation shows years with gaps noted as Not Held and mentions late 20th century stars including Navratilova and Evert with multiple titles across the 1970s and 1980s.
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Maud Watson
Blanche Bingley
Lottie Dod
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Cilly Russen
Dorothy Round
Helen Jacobs
Alice Marble
Pauline Betz
Margaret Osborne
Louise Brough
Doris Hart
Maureen Connolly
Shirley Fry
Althea Gibson
Maria Bueno
Angela Mortimer
Helen Wills Moody
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Britain
Martina Navratilova
Blanche Bingley Hillyard
Billie Jean King
Suzanne Lenglen
France
Navratilova Dominates Wimbledon Run With Seven Titles
The article chronicles Martina Navratilova's seven Wimbledon singles championships at the All England Club from 1978 to 1986, defeating rivals including Chris Evert Lloyd and Andrea Jaeger, and lists overall records and other top winners in the event. It also notes related sports results and upcoming softball and golf tournament details.
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Martina Navratilova
All England Law Tennis and Croquet Club
Chris Evert Lloyd
Andrea Jaeger
Hana Mandlikova
Oakland and Detroit Fall as Offense Surges Across MLB
Oakland suffers a 4 13 1 loss to Milwaukee as Baker hits his 3rd homer and Plesac improves to 5 5. Detroit collapses against Texas 18 2 with Guzman holding Morris to the loss. California pounds Toronto 9 19 behind Howell double shot. New York overwhelms Chicago 15 26 with Dotson and Fisk driving the rout. Seattle shells Boston 57 6 behind Beattie and Sellers while Gedman and Evans homer for the Red Sox.
Officer who knew Bias investigated by DC police
Baltimore Sun reports Patrolman Johnnie B Walker a longtime friend of Len Bias is under investigation by his department over the Bias death and possible misconduct. Walker’s attorney says he was at Leland Memorial Hospital on June 19 when Bias died.
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Watson Overtakes Simpson In Hartford Open Lead
In Hartford Connecticut Tom Watson and Ken Knox share the third round lead at 11 under 213 in the Canon Sammy Davis Jr Greater Hartford Open. Watson 70 Knox 67 trail Tim Simpson who faltered to 9 under after a 74 as Paul Azinger and Roger Maltbie sit 10 under in a crowded event.
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Dukiet named new Marquette basketball coach
Marquette University selected Bob Dukiet of St Peter's College as head coach to restore national prominence. Dukiet, 38, succeeds Rick Majerus who left for an NBA assistant post with the Milwaukee Bucks. Dukiet led St Peter's to a 135-64 mark in seven seasons. Vicente Fernandez led scoring amassing 203 after three rounds at La Boulie.
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Argentina
Bernhard Langer
Nick Faldo
Britain
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Penn Reaches Grand Challenge Cup Final at Henley
The University of Pennsylvania advanced to the Grand Challenge Cup final at Henley Royal Regatta, the first Penn final since 1955. They led by nearly five lengths over Societe Nautique d Enghien of France after a fast start, as the race became a clear procession.
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U.S. Basketball Opens World Championship With Win
The United States beat Ivory Coast 99 63 in Malaga to begin the 10th World Basketball Championships. Charles Smith scored 20 points while Steve Kerr added 13 and Kenny Smith 10 as the U S built a 50 22 halftime lead. Ivory Coast was led by Marco M Bahia with 10. The U S Soviet Union and Yugoslavia were favored to win.
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Ballesteros Extends Lead At French Open Final Round
Severiano Ballesteros of Spain shot a two-under-par 70 to stay three strokes ahead heading into the final round of the French Open in Versailles. The 29-year-old seeks his fourth straight victory in the event as he eyes the title at this $195,000 golf tournament.
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Severiano Ballesteros
Spain
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