Orantes Beats Ashe for U S Clay title in Indianapolis
Manuel Orantes of Spain defeated Wimbledon champion Arthur Ashe in straight sets 6-2 6-2 to win the singles title at the U S Clay Courts. He then paired with Juan Gilbert to win the doubles, boosting his prize money to 19 000 from the 150 000 purse as Orantes dominated from the baseline on clay.
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West Germany
Orantes
Fibax
Gilbert
Ashe
Ume
Crarles
Grantes
Miami
Mitch
ITV
Monte Carlo
Aste
Guillerma Vilas
Argentina
Orioles ride Grich double past Royals for 4-0 win
Robby Grich hit a two run double in the seventh off Steve Busby and joined Ken Singleton with RBI hits as Baltimore pitchers held Kansas City to two early hits. Dor Baylor belted his 18th homer in the eighth to seal a 4-0 Orioles victory, moving them within seven of Boston in the AL East.
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Baltimore
Robby Grich
Kansas City
Steve Busby
Baltimore Orioles
Royals
Mike Cudlir
Grich
Ken Singleton
Busby
Orioles
Brooks Robinson
Elrod Hendricks
Mark Belanger
George Bret
al Bumbry
Singleton
Dor Baylor
Boston
Oakland
Rangers hammer Tigers 7 to 0 in Detroit rout
Gaylord Perry pitched a five hitter and Toby Harrah hit a two run homer to power the Texas Rangers to a 7 0 win over Detroit. The Tigers suffered a club record third straight shutout and their skid reached 16 games while not scoring in 24 innings.
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Detroit
Gaylord Perry
Toby Harrah
Texas Rangers
Tigers
Willie Horton
Aurelio Rodrigue
John Knox
Rodriguez
Perry
Harrah
Ith
Cycles Visit Terre Haute for Camel Pro Series Racing
Terre Haute hosts a Camel Pro Series motorcycle race Sunday afternoon as part of the 175 event. The program offers substantial prize money and a series bonus from R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co. Top riders include Gary Scott, AMA national championship point leader seeking his first title, riding a Harley Davidson.
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Terre Uaute
Gary Scott
AMA
Gary
Hit ‘‘Maulin
Harley” Davidson
Major League Standings and Sunday Results Shown
Sunday major league standings and results list numerous incomplete scores and team matchups across American and National Leagues. Entries mention Philadelphia Los Angeles New York Montreal St Louis Cleveland Texas and Chicago with mixed partial scores and pitcher references.
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Nethoal Laeger
Francisco
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
New York
Chita
Abcantaz
Gatinars
Montreal
St Loans
Pie Winnings
Mincesas
Pernt
Kensan Chy
Cleveland
Cearare
Teeutay
Basnae
iSplie
Balinatt
Alexander
Grimsley
Pertanovski
Detréay
Clevelardl
Peterson
Chicago
Milwaukee
Brawery
Necieeva
Muzhes
Basia
Wise
Cahora Hay
Medich
Cavianda
St Louis Denny &2
Hoeston
Roberts
Tetoa Prasbursh & E Aa
Eades
York Zes
Ghitaza
Angeles
Francwco
Surfs
Auards Ia
Balaaoce & Ag Oy
Mulwa
Festerday
Syms Leads US Women's Amateur Qualifying At Brae Burn
Nancy Roth Syms posted a two under par 71 to top a field of 150 in the qualifying round at Brae Burn Country Club for the 75th US Women's Amateur. Dennis Horton, a 979 semifinalist, was one stroke back as defending champ Cynthia Jill tied for third with a 74 amid a hot, muggy day.
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Newton
Mass
Nancy Roth Syms
United States
Syms
Florida
Colorado Springs
Colo
Dennis Horton
Jacksonville
Fla
Brae Burn Country Club
Miss Horton
Mary Burke
U. S
Sarahine Stubler
FL Johnson
Miss Hill
Miss Burke
Miss Stubler
New York
Mark Porter
Martha Wilkinson
Kivouac
U.S
Nancy Lopez
Reborah Mas Beth Barry
Patricia Cornett
Dayna Benson
Anaheim
Calif
Dedham
Kokomo’s Thatcher Shuts Out Anderson for Regional Title
Kokomo’s Tony Thatcher threw a near no hitter until an eighth inning single by Doug Bradford spoiled it. He improved to 7-0 as Kokomo beat Anderson 7-0 to claim the regional crown. Larry Keller fueled the win with four hits and four RBIs including a double and a triple.
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Lapayette
Kokomo
Tony Thatcher
Anderson Hockett
Thatcher
Doug Bradford
Larry Keller
Pirates pound Braves 8-2 on nine run outburst
John Candelaria limited Atlanta to four hits in six innings as the Pirates rallied for an 8-2 victory. Manny Sanguillen delivered a two run double in the ninth, Darrell Evans hit his 11th homer for Atlanta, and Kent Tekulve faded residual scoring after a sixth inning bristle.
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Atlanta
Pittsburgh
John Candelaria
Manny Saguillen Seyed
Pirates
Braves
Candelaria
Kent Tekulve
Darrell Evans
Jamie Easter
Atlanta Airy Abr
Bi Senstu
Garrit
Sanguillne
Aoliveroh
Evansth
Ewillamsib
Corcelle
Ziskit
Hebnerts
Bitobiaen Ph
Taveras
Aylanie & Puudstea
Sargeillem Br—Evacs
Atensian
Pendria
Tekuive
Trad Eanerty
Tekulse
Moulton
Kerry DaVanon
Houston Astros
St. Louis Cardinals
Larry Dierker
Cards
Houston
Astros
John Curtis
DaVanon
Mets rout Padres as Kranepool drives big win
New York Mets defeated San Diego 8-4 behind a three run homer by Ral Kranepool. Skip Lockwood earned his first NL win with five scoreless relief innings after replacing starter George Stone in the third. Rick Baldwin finished, as Kranepool homered in the sixth following Staub’s walk and Torre’s double.
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NEW York
Ral Kranepool
Skip Lockwood
New York Mets
San Diego Padres
Lockwood
George Stone
Padres
Rick Baldwin
Kranepools
Rusty Staub
Joe Torre
McCoy Old-Timers Top Hunt Squad In Big 23-12 Win
Ralph McCoy's Old-Timers exploded for three homers to beat Sammy Hunt's squad 23 to 12 at Memorial Field in a Sunday game. John Wheeler opened with a two-run shot for Hunt, Larry Jackson hit a grand slam for McCoy, and Paul Davis along with Marvin Lowe added three-run homers in a seven-run second inning. Wheeler hit a second homer for Hunt in the seventh as several former players in attendance were honored.
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Ralph McCoy
Sammy Hunt
Memorial Field
Hunt
John Wheeler
McCoy
Larry Jackson
Paul Davis
Marvin Lowe
Wheeler
Mac McCartney
WY ENGINE RAN WHEN IT WAS OFFI
A garbled report describes a faulty WY engine that would not stop and emitted spatter and coughing noises. It mentions WORN'S SPILFIRE and warns about dangerous action. The text references a WYRN'S SPITAIRE and a test of a tank today, suggesting a general warning about maintenance and safety.
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Wyrn's
Reds Power Past Cubs as Griffey Drives Reds Victory
Cincinnati center fielder Ken Griffey collected four hits including a five run single and role players Perez and Foster added key RBIs in a 8-3 Reds win over Chicago. Billingham earned a complete game on the mound despite a shaky start. In Los Angeles, the Dodgers beat the Phillies 7-1 behind Dave Messersmith’s four hitter and two RBI by Lopes and Messersmith himself, as Philadelphia dropped to three games behind Pittsburgh in the NL East.
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Cincinnati
Ken Griffey
Tony Perez
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago Cubs
Jack Billingham
Reds
Rick Rensehel
Griffey
Perez
George Foster
Steve Swisher
Cubs
Darrel Chaney
Chicago
Andy Thornton
Pete Rose
Philavespis
Willie Crawford
Dave Lopes
Andy Messersmith
Messersmith
Los Angeles Dodgers
Philadelphia Phillies
Dodgers
Phillies
Pittsburgh
Larry Christenson
Los Angeles
Maddox
Davey Lopes
Christenson
Bill Buckner
John Hale
Greg Lozinski
Mike Schmidt
Buckner
Nander
Garry Maddox
Ron Cey
Steve Yeager
Philadelphia
Danny Ozark
Bill Russell
Angeles Paladelpitin
Surrentis
Gerveysb
Alenis
Werwiek
Kania
Fussellss
Eles Paltdelphin
E—Semeler
T- Lob
Lopes
Cox
Butkner
BR Lwinski
Wranford
Feager
Sf—Messeramith
Killbuck Tourney Results Highlight Close Classes
The Cricis Tourney held by Killbuck Women’s Gatf sponsored by Anderson Federal Savings and Loan reports ties in multiple classes. In Class A-t Jerry Tolbert Enid Martin and Elizabeth West tied. Class B- Margaret McAllister and Vivian Lineberry Barrel Sprague tied. Class S Edie Wardwell Elsie Wartley split second and Maree Sipes tied with Jody Jackson. Mickey Huffman noted in results.
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Killbuck
Gatf
Anderson Federal Savings and Loan
Jerry Tolbert
Enid Martin
Elizabeth West
Margaret McAllister
Vivian Lineberry
Barrel Sprague
Mickey Huffman
Edie Wardwell
Elsie Wartley
Maree Sipes
Jody Jackson
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DO & E-Prro
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Randle
Rodnouer
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Saions
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Baker
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Ef Keller
Yoder
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Pranklin Brandco
White River
P. Hurley
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Schuster
Mareen
White Riv Agen
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Hurley
Patent Franklin
Pendleton
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Anderson
Kokoro
Keller
Kelle
Taylor
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Saul
Mateher Franklin
Summitville
Bucs Pound Braves
Harry Parker
St. Louis
Mike Tyson
LOM Holston
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McBriwec
Cedennel
Tsimmue
Clokneon
Rsmith
DoRaders
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Helms Ab Resa
Houst
T Simmons
Coden
Johnson
Dure
CaVauan
Cedano
TaVania
Dietker
Curtis
Diecker
Mets
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NEW York Ab
Millanth Atti Fasentes
Aloull
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FBO
Unser
Stauhrt
Winheld Rf
Torreab
Sharon If Kubiak
Rendalle Icu
Grote
Meide
Alicesp
Gsie
Torin
Areklesr
Rip Hunt
Leo Puig
Frank Romine
George Tudor
Roy Keene
Shorty Lawson
Barry Small
Stan Parks
al Vin Meter
Ralph Thompson
Clarence Phagan
Wubert Parks
Hesteee Ito
Meley
Peggles
Joby Wheeler
Mervin Lowe
Pact Davis
Hewitt's Furniture Warehouse
1520
Meridian
Wild Fitch
Stennet
Rennie Stennied
Jamie Easterly
Vic Correll
Easterly
Bucs
Pittsburgh Wenton
Yuri
OB Bena Rouseltes
Phils
Cicaco
Axon
Tlaxon Plaza
Indiana
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