Lendl Fails Again in Wimbledon Final to Pat Cash
In the 101st Wimbledon final, Ivan Lendl lost 7-6 6-2 7-5 to Pat Cash under a hot sun. Lendl vented disappointment at the ceremony, confirming his grass-court weakness despite two weeks of strong play.
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Navratilova Still Queen Of Wimbledon After Graf Win
Martina Navratilova defeated Steffi Graf 7-5 6-3 to win her sixth straight Wimbledon singles title and eighth overall on grass. Graf, 18, extended a 45 match winning streak but could not stop Navratilova’s near flawless performance.
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Helen Wills Moody
Pat Cash Wins Wimbledon Title In Straight Sets Over Lendl
Pat Cash defeats Ivan Lendl in straight sets to claim Wimbledon glory. After a tense third set where Lendl fought to 5-5, Cash finished with a winning forehand volley in 2 hours 45 minutes, marking an Australian triumph on Centre Court.
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McGwire 30th Triggers Beanball Clash and Late Angels Win
California edged Milwaukee 4 3 as Brian Downing RBI single in 12th drove in Gary Pettis after Pettis and Felder reached. Umpires listed. Detroit outslugged Seattle 7 5 with Chet Lemon three RBIs including a homer and Langston fail to go six. Heath, Reynolds and Valle homered for Detroit.
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Mitchell Leads Giants Past Cubs With Two Homers
Hubie Brooks homered in the bottom of the ninth to beat San Diego 4-3. Mitchell led San Francisco with power as the Cubs fell at home.
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Jamie Farr Toledo Classic final scores and prizes listed
Final scores and prize money from the LPGA Jamie Farr Toledo Classic at Glengarry Golf Course in Toledo Ohio. Scores alongside winners Jane Geddes Jill Briles Nancy Taylor and others with their earnings and rounds.
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Laurie Rinker
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Kathy Postlewait
Nancy Scrtn Brwn
Dale Eggeling
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Shelley Hamlin
Becky Pearson
Cathy Gerring
Jan Stephenson
Debbie Hall
Jerilyn Britz
Patty Jordan
Mary Bth Zmrmn
Robin Walton
Colleen Walker
Lauri Peterson
Sarah LeVeque
Leslie Pearson
Cathy Marino
Cathy Johnston
Alice Ritzman
LeAnn Cassaday
Martha Nause
Janet Coles
Chris Johnson
Caroline Gowan
Barbra Mizrahie
Barbara Pendryst
Nancy Ledbetter
Heather Farr
Deborah Skinner
Marlene Hagge
Susan Smith
Joan Delk
Denise Strebig
Jackie Bertsch
Janet Anderson
Kathy Ahern
Amy Read
Therese Hession
Mary Dwyer
Donna Cusa-Wikns
Pam Allen
Beverly Klass
Deedee Roberts
M. J. Smith
Susan Tonkin
Kim Williams
Beth Solomon
Gail Lee Hirata
Amy Benz
Lisa Stanley
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Janice Gibson
Stephanie Farwig
Nina Foust
Carolyn Hill
Penny Hammel
Patti Berendt
Nancy Rubin
Sue Fogleman
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Bruce Crampton
Orville Moody
Don January
Lee Elder
Bobby Nichols
Billy Maxwell
Kel Nagle
Gary Player
Gardner Dickenson
Dale Douglass
Harold Henning
Billy Casper
Charlie Sifford
Joe Jiminez
Don Massengale
Peter Thomson
George Lanning
Gordon Waldespuhl
Jim King
Art Wall
Butch Baird
Ray Montgomery
al Chandler
Ben Smith
Bob Brue
Gay Brewer
Stars and Stripes Handicap Highlight At Arlington Racecourse
Sharwood held off Explosive Darling to win the $86,800 Stars and Stripes Handicap at Arlington Park. Other winners included Little Bold John at Pimlico, North Dip at Louisiana Downs, Emmo's Lady at Ellis Park, Clever Song at Hollywood Park, Reuben's Grand at Calder, Broad Brush in the Suburban at Belmont, Metrogrand at Thistledown, Reel Easy at Monmouth, Big Bobcat at Arlington, Scotch Heather at Pimlico, My Julie at Louisiana Downs, Groovy at Finger Lakes, Auspiciante at Hollywood Park, Judy's Red Shoes at Calder, Fiesta Gai at Belmont, Azarbansas at Thistledown, and Explosive Girl at Ak-Sar-Ben.
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Baseball day roster moves and DL fills across leagues
Baseball brief details with multiple teams announcing injuries recalls activations and trades. Boston adds Wes Gardner from Pawtucket while Bob Stanley goes to the 15 day DL. Donnie Moore activated for California with Darrell Miller DL. Detroit names Michael Wilson as comptroller. Kansas City brings back Bud Black and designates Bob Shirley. Oakland places Curt Young on the DL. Atlanta activates Albert Hall and option Trench Davis to Richmond. Cincinnati recalls Tom Browning and sends Pat Pacillo to Nashville. Jack Armstrong signed to Billings. Houston recalls Bert Pena and Dickie Thon will miss the rest of the season. Dodgers activate Marino Duncan and option Ralph Bryant. Pirates place Dorn Taylor on the DL and sign Brett Gideon. Cardinals activate Jim Lindeman and release Tito Landrum. Padres trade Dravecky Lefferts Mitchell to Giants for Brown Comstock Davis Grant.
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Dickie Thon
Dave Dravecky
Craig Lefferts
Kevin Mitchell
San Francisco Giants
Chris Brown
Keith Comstock
Mark Davis
Mark Grant
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