Rose Keeps National League Hitting Streak Alive
Pete Rose had one hit and a sacrifice fly as Philadelphia edged Atlanta 7 5 keeping the Phillies atop the division. Rose moved within four hits of Stan Musial's NL record 3630 as Gary Matthews and Mike Schmidt also contributed. Braves injuries and Perry’s pitching framed the game with Cox ejected for disputing a call.
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Yankees beat White Sox as Guidry seals seventh straight win
New York uses a six inning start from Ron Guidry and a Davis Gossage finish in a 3-1 win over Chicago. Cruz sets Seattle AL record with 18 chances at second base in 11 innings of Seattle's 5-4 win over Cleveland.
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Aguirre and Thomas Lead Early NBA Draft Buzz
Mark Aguirre heads to Dallas and Isiah Thomas to Detroit as the NBA draft looms. Mavericks impressed with Aguirre after interviews, while Pistons plan to pick Thomas, a standout Indiana guard.
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Borgs 6th French Open title toughest final yet
Bjorn Borg claimed his sixth French Open crown in a 6 1 4 6 2 6 1 6 1 win over Ivan Lendl in a three hour 13 minute final on red clay at Roland Garros. The Swedish star called it the toughest final of his Paris success, while Hana Mandlikova won the women’s title Saturday.
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ASU Battles Cowboys Tonight In CWS Final
Arizona State seeks revenge after a 13 inning loss to Oklahoma State as the top ranked Sun Devils face the Cowboys in the College World Series championship. ASU beat Texas 12-3 to reach the final, powering 111 season home runs with Seibert Hill Nelson and Martinez homering.
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Winthrop Reaches NAIA Title Game in Texas Showdown
Grand Canyon, led by Dave Morris’s homer, defeated Azusa Pacific 12 3 to move into the NAIA World Series final in Lubbock Texas. Winthrop and Azusa Pacific meet tonight with a possible second game Tuesday in the double elimination tournament. Winthrop earlier rallied past Southeastern State 11 10 as Don Shorup Danny Poole and eight walks fueled seven runs in the seventh inning. Steve Davis earned the walk driven winner.
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There May Be Hope For Baseball
The mediator in baseball free agent compensation talks shows cautious optimism as negotiations continue in New York. Kenneth Moffett and Marvin Miller present divergent plans while a potential strike looms and a judge's injunction decision could delay or escalate the dispute.
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