Television Schedule Highlights and Sports Lineup
Morning to midnight list of NBC WTBS ESPN and WMTC programs. Includes Wimbledon coverage at 9 a.m. on NBC and Goodwill Games at noon on WTBS plus key MLB games Detroit at Texas or Seattle at Boston and Expos at Braves on WTBS.
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ESPN
Detroit Tigers
Texas Rangers
Seattle Mariners
Boston Red Sox
Montreal Expos
Atlanta Braves
WTBS
Youth Tournaments Schedule At Riverview Park North Augusta
Dixie Youth Minor League for ages 8-9 begins Monday July 7 and runs all week at Riverview Park in North Augusta. Dixie Major League ages 17-18 starts Saturday July 12 and ends Thursday July 17 at Riverview Park. State Pre Majors ages 15-16 starts July 19 and runs through July 24 at Riverview Park. Also Bamberg at Aiken July 7 Barnwell at Aiken July 9 and Aiken at Orangeburg July 11 at Riverview.
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Dixie
Riverview Park
North Augusta
Bamberg
Aiken
Barnwell
Orangeburg
Crazy Moon wins Cozzene Stakes at Monmouth
Crazy Moon from Dogwood Farms Stables captures the one and one sixteenth mile Cozzene Stakes at Monmouth Park earning $20,000 of the $35,000 purse. It marks Dogwood Farms 51st winner. Rob Stevens notes the horse has two stakes wins, five placings and over $270,000 in career earnings.
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Crazy Moon
Dogwood Farms
Monmouth
N.J
Rob Stevens
South Aiken Basketball Teams Schedule Meetings
The South Aiken girls team calls a 10 a.m. July 8 meeting in the school gym for girls interested in varsity or junior varsity play. The boys team holds a July 10 meeting at 6 p.m. in the gym for boys seeking varsity or junior varsity sign up.
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South Aiken
Red Sox Pitcher Clemens Falters in 1986 Season
The article notes Roger Clemens was dominating the 1986 season before an unexpected setback hit the Boston Sox ace. Ted Turner organized the Goodwill Games continuing promotion with mixed reactions as the event began.
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Roger Clemens
Boston Red Sox
Ted Turner
Navratilova Captures Fifth Wimbledon Crown
Martina Navratilova defeated Hana Mandlikova 7 6 6 3 to win her fifth straight Wimbledon title. Mandlikova led late in the first set but Navratilova served superbly and prevailed in a tiebreak, with Mandlikova citing heavy balls from rain as a factor.
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Wimbledon
England
Hana Mandlikova
Czechoslovakia
Martina Navratilova
Chris Evert Lloyd
Navratilova
Flushing Meadow
N.Y
Mandlikova
Hana. Mandlikova
Becker and Lendl Set for Men’s Singles Final at 9 A.M.
Becker faces Lendl in today’s men’s final aired by NBC. Mandlikova slips on grass and later changes shoes amid a tense set, as Navratilova dominates with power serves and all court play.
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Boris Becker
Ivan Lendl
NBC
Chris
Mandlikova
Navratilova
Becker and Lendl Face Wimbledon Final Clash on Grass
Boris Becker meets Ivan Lendl in the Wimbledon final for a grass power test. Becker seeks to extend his 13 match Wimbledon run and defend his youthful champion status while Lendl, aiming for a Wimbledon title to add to his French and US titles, showcases peak form and speed.
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Wimbledon
England
Boris Becker
Ivan Lendl
Lendl
Becker
Henri Leconte
Yugoslavia
Slobodan Zivojinovic
Montreal Expos Rally Past Braves Behind Smith's Surprise Homer
Bryn Smith snapped a 29 at bat drought with a fourth inning two run blast as the Montreal Expos beat Atlanta 12 to 5. Tim Wallach and Wayne Krenchicki each drove in three runs while Wallach added four hits in the victory.
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Montreal Expos
Bryn Smith
Smith
Expos
Atlanta Braves
Dan Schatzeder
Tim Wallach
Wallach
Wayne Krenchicki
Tim Raines
Craig McMurtry
Mike Fitzgerald
al Newman
George Wright
Ed Olwine
Krenchicki
Galarry
Ramirz
Fitzgerid
Benedict
Bilrdelo
Newma
McMrtry
Bsmith
Chmbis
Wihnsn
Olwine
Switzer
Dedmon
Harper
Shields
Athms
Montreal
Raines
Newman
Webster
Ramirez
Fitzgerald
Wright
Simmons
Atlanta McMurtry
Dedmon Webster
Moreno
Shields Raines
Oberkil
Brooks
Simmns
Murphy
Harvey
Poncino
Horner
Gregg
Davis
Krnche
Griffey
Losing The Bloom
Pete Rose, 45, admits a rough season as Reds star and player manager. Once cheered at Riverfront, he now faces boos as Cincinnati struggles toward last in the NL West. He recalls hitting 4192 for Ty Cobb and notes fan backlash grows with losses and no wins.
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Pete Rose
Cincinnati Reds
Riverfront Stadium
Rose
Reds
Ty Cobb
San Diego
Eric Show
Bill Bergesch
Bergesch
Philadelhia
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