Nadia Dominates Gymnastics as US Swimmers Shine in Montreal
Nadia Comaneci dazzles at the Olympic ceremonies amid a wave of U S swimming supremacy. Matt Vogel Joe Bottom and Gary Hall lead a 1 2 3 United States finish in the 800 freestyle relay setting a world mark. The U S gathers ten golds eight silvers four bronzes while East Germany and Russia follow.
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Olympic TV Coverage Highlights Women's 100 Butterfly Final
Highlights include the women’s 100 meter butterfly final and the U S women facing Canada in basketball. Boxing features U S competitors in third round bouts while equestrian precision riding showcases top riders.
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Saco II Edges York in Extra Innings
Saco II beat York 4 3 in seven innings as Sean Goodrich’s disputed homer nearly tied the game. A fourth inning protest stood, Morrissette’s double and Fogg’s later homer set up Saco’s winning rally in the bottom of the 8th. Morrissette earned the win with two hits and a home run.
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Twins Top Sox in Series Opener
Dave Goltz returned from a 10 day layoff with seven solid innings as the Minnesota Twins beat the Boston Red Sox 5-1 in Bloomington. Bob Randall drove in two runs and Rod Carew added a sac fly, giving Goltz his 8th win and ending a winless stretch.
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Hunter’s Yankees Beat A's as Ex-teammates Clash
Catfish Hunter, now with the Yankees, dominates Oakland in a 10-1 victory as he taunts his old club noting its weakened defense and offense. The win caps a day of major league results including Orioles over Rangers in 12, Twins over Red Sox, White Sox sweep Tigers, Brewers over Royals, and Indians besting Angels.
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