Spartanburg High wins South Aiken tennis invitational
CEE Spartanburg High School claimed the South Aiken High School Invitational title at H. Odell Weeks Activities Center and Houndslake Country Club with South Aiken second and Hilton Head third. In singles, Hilton Head’s Stacey Arberg won flight one with South Aiken’s Stacey Phillips second and CeCe Cubitt third. Doubles winners were South Aiken pair Shannon Wyant and Laura Faustmann. Spring Valley duo Karla Brontegard and Ann Abercombie finished second.
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Spartanburg High School
South Aiken
H. Odell Weeks Activities Center
Houndslake Country Club
Hilton Head
Stacey Arberg
Stacey Phillips
CeCe Cubitt
Shannon Wyant
Laura Faustmann
Karla Brontegard
Ann Abercombie
Spring Valley
Lopez wins Portland Ping in sudden death playoff
Nancy Lopez sinks a six foot birdie putt on the third hole of a playoff to capture the Portland Ping Golf Championship at Riverside Golf and Country Club. She earns her fifth title of the year and extends her 1987 money lead with a total of 382,122 this season while tied with Lori Garbacz at 1 under par 215 after 54 holes.
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Portland
Ore
Nancy Lopez
Lopez
Riverside Golf and Country Club
Lori Garbacz
Braves rally under Wine shown as 7-3 win over Cardinals
Bobby Wine hopes to return as Atlanta manager in 1986 as players vote their confidence after a 7-3 victory over St. Louis. Bruce Benedict and Ken Oberkfell praise Wine for a new, relaxed approach that has the club playing with more life and energy.
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Braves
Bruce Benedict
Wine
Benedict
Waltrip Wins Wrangler 400 Narrowly Over Labonte
Darrell Waltrip led for the final time with six laps left to win the Wrangler 400 NASCAR race in Richmond, beating Terry Labonte who finished close behind. The Franklin Tennessee driver earned 35300 dollars for the victory, his second win of the season after the World 600 in May.
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Richmond
Darrell Waltrip
Terry Labonte
Waltrip
Franklin
Tenn
Labonte
Rose Ties Ty Cobb Record With Two Hits
Pete Rose tied Ty Cobb's lifetime hit record at 4,191 with two hits in five at bats for the Reds against the Cubs at Wrigley Field before darkness halted play after nine innings in a 5-5 game. The outcome awaits continuation in Cincinnati, with Rose expected to break the mark at home.
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Chicago
Pete Rose
Ty Cobb
Cincinnati
Reds
Cobb
Dave Concepcion
Rose
Reggie Patterson
Cubs
Shawon Dunston
Lee Smith
Bob Engel
Wrigley Field
Trout
Patterson
Keith Moreland
Moreland
Leon Durham
Tommy Helms
Durham
Pete
Cinnati
Wayne Krenchicki
Gary Redus
Krenchicki
Smith
Dave Parker
Dave
San Diego
Dave Dravecky
Morrison Promises Gamecocks Will Work Hard After Close Win
South Carolina coach Joe Morrison warned of tough practices after a 20 to 13 win over Appalachian State. The Gamecocks trailed early but rallied with strong plays by Allen Mitchell Danny Smith and Greg Philpot as Michigan looms next. Ball control and line play drew Morrison's criticism ahead of the Michigan matchup.
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Columbia
Appalachian State
South Coarlina
Joe Morrison
Boone
N.C
Greg Philpot
Allen Mitchell
Danny Smith
Gamecocks
USC
Mitchell
Mike Hold
South Carolina
Kent Hagood
Hagood
Eric Poole
Scott Hagler
Hold
Hagler
Mountaineers
Bill Welch
Todd Payton
Philpot
Payton
Morrison
Lendl Captures U.S. Open Title Over McEnroe
Ivan Lendl defeated John McEnroe 7-6 6-3 6-4 at the U.S. Open to give Czechoslovakia a rare sweep with Hana Mandlikova winning the women's title. Mandlikova praised her homeland while Lendl reflected on finally winning his Grand Slam.
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New York
Ivan Lendl
John McEnroe
Lendl
Czechoslovakia
Hana Mandlikova
Greenwich
Conn
Mandlikova
Martina Navratilova
McEnroe
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Cee
Spartanburg High
SA Tennis
Burns
Boston
Lopes
Ken Oberkfell
Eddie Haas
Bobby
Oberkfell
Steve Trout
Tony Perez
Ies
Mountaineer
John Settle
Settle
Michigan
David Poinsett
Anthony Downs
Czech
Guillermo Vilas
Argentina
Margaret Smith Court
Britain
Evonne Goolagong
National Tennis Center
Connors
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