Rudi Quiet Star Delivers For A's In 7-4 win over Yankees
Oakland’s Joe Rudi, called the man without a weakness, batted in three runs and hit a two run homer as he adapts to first base while remaining a steady middle of the order presence. He kept his batting average at .296 with 14 RBIs after the victory and voiced contentment with his role between two strong hitters.
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Islanders Force Game Seven In NHL Semifinal Showdown
Islanders beat the Flyers 2 1 to tie the series at three games apiece as Denis Potvin and Gerry Hart scored on long shots. The decisive game will be played in Philadelphia Tuesday to decide who faces the Buffalo Sabres for the Stanley Cup. The Flyers warned of a possible late surge after falling behind three games to none.
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Ashe Wins WCT Crown Over Borg in Dallas Final
Arthur Ashe defeated Bjorn Borg 3-6 6-4 6-0 to win the World Championship Tennis title in Dallas earning 50,000 dollars, a luxury car, and a diamond ring. Borg, 18, had reached the final for the second straight year and received 20,000 dollars. Borg described fatigue after a four-hour win over Rod Laver. Ashe credited a mysterious gypsy in Stockholm and a decisive comeback after dropping the first set.
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