Giants' Simms Injured in Saturday Preseason Action
Giants quarterback Phil Simms suffered torn right knee ligaments in a 22 10 preseason win over the Jets likely ending his season. Coach Ray Perkins said Simms will probably have surgery and the Giants will seek a replacement. Ken Stabler returned for the Saints, leading a late rally that fell short against the Browns 20 17.
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Gadusek First Winner In U.S. Open Tennis Draw
Bonnie Gadusek, 19, became the first winner in the U S Open, as changes to the seedings due to WTA rules moved her into a seeded position. She will face Nancy Nevinser in the opening round, with Chris Evert Lloyd, the No 2 seed, awaiting a potential semifinal if Gadusek advances. The field includes several qualifiers and late withdrawals, reshaping the early rounds at the National Tennis Center.
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National Tennis Center
Rosberg wins Swiss Grand Prix in Dijon impressively
Finland's Keke Rosberg in a Williams led near the end to capture his first career victory in the 1982 Swiss Formula 1 Grand Prix. He finished ahead of Niki Lauda and Alain Prost as Valerie Pironi and others trailed, with Rosberg earning 42 points and eyeing Monza and Las Vegas. He vowed to report Andrea de Cesaris for dangerous blocking during mid race.
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McLaren
John Watson
Britain
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Brazil
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International Auto Sport Federation
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Lauda
Washington ends hit slump with two homers for Braves
Claudell Washington broke a 3 for 21 skid with two homers, lifting Atlanta to a 4-3 win over New York as the Braves survived a ninth inning ruling at first base on Mookie Wilson for a Mets rally. Washington’s eighth inning shot gave the Braves an 4-3 lead.
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Waltrip Edges Allison At Bristol In Busch 500
Darrell Waltrip used a late caution to grab the lead with 19 laps left and win the Busch 500 at Bristol, marking his fourth straight Bristol victory. He averaged 94.318 mph as Allison faded to finish second with Gant third and Labonte fourth. The race featured 16 lead changes among eight drivers and notable pit strategies surrounding the final caution.
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Mark Martin
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