U.S. men eye gold as Yugoslavia looms in finals
United States basketball, led by Scott May, seeks Olympic gold against Yugoslavia after beating Canada and missing Russia. Women win silver as Russia takes gold. Medals tally shows Russia leading with 27 26 20 while the U S lags behind in gold and total.
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Olympic TV coverage highlights key finals and events
TIME presents Olympic coverage from 7 30 to 11 p m and 11 30 to 11 45 p m with the gold medal basketball game United States versus Yugoslavia. Boxing quarter finals across all classes and finals in diving weightlifting equestrian jumping shown.
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Saco Unips West Biddeford to reach district final
In Kittery Saco's Little League all tournament team upset West Biddeford 2-1 as a fifth inning rally produced the decisive run. McNabb pitched a near flawless five innings for Saco, fanning nine and allowing two hits while Bouchard struggled in four and two thirds for West Biddeford. Saco will face Wells or Sanford for the District 4 title Friday at Maremont Field with Wells-Ogunquit set for 5:30 p.m. in Saco.
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Indians wallop Red Sox as Zimmer starts rough stint
Cleveland pounds Boston with 17 hits in a 9-4 win. Rico Carty drives in four, matching his age career arc while Don Zimmer faces a painful Boston slide. Tiant takes the loss as Boston drops to six straight losses and 12 in 14 since the All-Star break.
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Blyleven blanks Twins in 3-0 Rangers win
Bert Blyleven silenced Minnesota with a two-hit 3-0 victory in his return as a Texas Ranger. He struck out nine while fans jeered and booed the hosts. Rod Carew was ejected for attempting a steal and tossed bats after the play. Kansas City, Oakland, Baltimore, Cleveland, and Detroit wins were also reported.
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