Oglivie's wind blown homer seals 1-0 Detroit win
Ben Oglivie belted his 11th homer in the first inning to back a rain shortened 1-0 Detroit victory over Boston. Reggie Cleveland took the loss as the game was halted by rain for over an hour and resumed before another downpour ended it.
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Yaz intends three more seasons with Red Sox captaincy
Carl Yastrzemski, 37, says he can play at least three more years with Boston and chase 3,000 hits while remaining team captain. He outlines an off season training plan in Boca Raton and notes plans to become marketing director in New England and Florida.
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Evert to meet Goolagong in U S Open final at Forest Hills
Chris Evert fended off Mima Jansovec 6 3 6 1 in a rain delayed match lasting 6 hours 52 minutes to reach the women’s final against Evonne Goolagong. Goolagong edged Dianne Fromholtz 7 6 0 after a late tiebreak, advancing to face Evert in the marquee showdown as Connors Vilas and Borg Nastase prepare for the men’s semifinals.
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Tigers Fall to Haverhill In Exhibition Action
Haverhill's offense struck for three third period TDs to beat Biddeford High School 34 to 20 at Waterhouse Field. Biddeford led 7 0 after the first quarter but trailed 7 21 by period three, as Steve Woods connected with Roger Harriman and Ray Roy added scores.
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Nicklaus misses cut at World Open in Pinehurst
George Burns leads with a 68 as rookie Hale Irwin pursues, while Jack Nicklaus fails to make the final two rounds after a 74 in Friday's round. Nicklaus finishes 146 total, four over par, missing the cut by one stroke. Burns and Irwin duel atop the leaderboard as other contenders chase an early milestone in the $200,000 event.
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Fryman Delivers Ninth Inning Victory Over Pirates
Montreal lefty Woodie Fryman, once with the Phillies, matches his season’s best by pitching a nine hitter in a 4-2 Expos win over Pittsburgh. Fryman also blanked the Pirates 1-0 on Sunday, as Pittsburgh slips in the NL East race behind Philadelphia.
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