White Sox Rally Past Red Sox 4-2 In Wild Affair
White Sox overturn a 2-0 deficit to beat Boston 4-2 as clutch pitching by Rick Isao and homers by Bucky Denton and Jim Spencer pace the comeback. Gossage stranded Rice four times, while Don Zimmer lamented missed scoring chances and questioned a fan touch on Dent’s drive.
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Transsexual tennis player rejects chromosome testing at Forest Hills
Dr. Renee Richards, formerly Richard Raskind, declines the Open's chromosome test for women entrants. She vows an appeal and says her chances are zero. Richards, 41, underwent sex change surgery in 1975, played pro tennis, and plans to compete in South Orange this weekend. She cites privacy and social issues raised by her public identity.
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Hartford Open opens as Stockton tunes clubs
Dave Stockton sent his PGA National Championship clubs to a Chicopee workshop for refinements and returned to post seven under par in a Hartford practice round. He aims for the Sammy Davis Jr Greater Hartford Open with a strong field including Palmer Floyd Green and other 1976 tour winners. Portions of the final rounds will be shown on CBS TV.
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Jones battered by awkward mound at Busch Stadium
Randy Jones labors in a 5-4 loss to St. Louis as he decries Busch Stadium’s mound grip with a 45-degree drop. Cardinals’ Ted Simmons and Mike Anderson drive in key runs while Cincinnati, Philadelphia, Los Angeles, Pittsburgh win elsewhere.
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