Rangers halt Red Sox 8 3 in Fenway showdown
Texas Rangers beat Boston 8 to 3 at Fenway Park as Roy Howell and Tom Grieve lead the offense. Grieve homered and drove in two, while Steve Foucault shut down Boston in relief to seal the win for Texas.
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Boston
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Red Sox
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Jeff Burroughs
Tom Grieve
Steve Foucault
Foucault
Nelson Briles
Dwight Evans
Rick Miller
Butch Hobson
Gaylord Perry
Fergie Jenkins
Rick Burleson
Bert Blyleven
Don Zimmer
Burleson
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Harrah
Doyle
Hargrove
Lynnes
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Fiske
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Sundberg
Briles
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NFLPA rejects owners contract offer again
NFL Players Association representatives vote to table the 70 page offer after 11 hours of talks. The draft backed plan included a 43 man squad, four man taxi squad, pay raises, minimum salaries, and a move toward loosening the reserve clause, but was rejected as a whole by the Executive Committee.
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Miami Dolphins
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Anderson
NFLPA
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NFL Management Council
Associated Press
Pete Rozelle
Rozelle
Ryan reaches 2000 strikeouts in Angels win over Tigers
Nolan Ryan joined an elite group by recording his 2000th career strikeout to open a game against Detroit. He fanned 11 Tigers as the Angels beat the visitors 6-3 at Anaheim Stadium, while several other AL games produced notable performances including Palmer and Goltz no-hit bids and multiple late rallies.
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Associated Press
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Detroit
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Tigers
Dan Meyer
Anaheim Stadium
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Kansas City Royals
New York Yankees
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Texas Rangers
Boston Red Sox
Cleveland Indians
Chicago White Sox
Minnesota Twins
Milwaukee Brewers
Twins
Brewers
Dave Collins
Tony Solanta
Jerry Humphrey
Rusty Torres
Jim Palmer
Dyar Miller
Palmer
Ken Singleton
Orioles
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Dave Goltz
Minnesota
Steve Brye
von Joshua
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A’s
Graig Nettles
Innning
Doyle Alexander
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Oakland
Kansas City
Indians
White Sox
Duane Kuiper
Rawley Eastwick
Cincinnati Reds
Ace
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Reds
Cardinals
Cincinnati
Sparky Anderson
Atlanta
Chicago
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San Diego
Los Angeles
Montreal
Houston
Philadelphia
Pete Falcone
Pete Rose
Ken Griff
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Rowland Office
Ken Henderson
Jim Wynn
Pirates
Padres
Dave Parker
Jerry Reuss
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Jones
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Phillies
J.R. Richard
Bob Watson
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Expos
Doug Rau
Charlie Hough
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Lacy
Andre Thornton
Bill Russell
Reggie Smith
Lee Lacy
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Giants
Roy Staiger
New York Mets
San Francisco
Skip Lockwood
Ea Halicki
U S Open tennis begins on Har Tru surface at Forest Hills
At Forest Hills New York the $416 600 U S Open opens with slow clay like Har Tru on the West Side courts. First round men’s singles and women’s play start as $30 000 prizes lure contenders. Borg Connors Panatta Nastase and Evert headline a field noted for clay success and surface advantages.
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Sweden
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Spain
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Italy
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Miss Evert
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Romania
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