Jenner Wins Decathlon at Montreal Olympics
Bruce Jenner of the United States claims the decathlon with a world record 8,454 points as Canada hosts a politically tense games. Russia threatens withdrawal over a refugee case involving diver Sergei Nemtsanov while American athletes push for medals in track and field and wrestling.
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Yankees rally to beat Red Sox 6 4 at Fenway Park
In a tense AL East game at Fenway Park the Yankees erupted for three runs in the eighth inning to down the Red Sox 6 4. Lee May delivered a decisive three run homer after earlier two run shot from Rivers tied the game. Ed Figueroa improved to 14 6. Zimmer blamed two pitches for the loss, while manager Billy Martin praised his pitching staff.
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Mets blank Phillies 3 2 as Koosman shines again
Jerry Koosman delivered a stingy four hitter in a 3-2 Mets victory over the Philadelphia Phillies, matching a standout season with 12 wins and a 3.33 ERA while amassing 104 strikeouts in 145 2 3 innings. The win showcased the lefty’s low hit, high tension outing against the NL East leaders. In other NL action, Cincinnati Reds swept a doubleheader.
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Governor Longley to Throw Opening Pitch at New England Senior LL
The New England Senior Little League Baseball Tournament opens at St. Louis Alumni Field with Gov. James Longley slated to throw the ceremonial first pitch. The double elimination event runs all week with two daily games at 1 pm and 4 pm, starting Tuesday Massachusetts vs Rhode Island.
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