Nicklaus Eyes British Open After Record-Setting U S Open
Jack Nicklaus celebrates a record 272 to win his fourth U S Open at Baltusrol, ending retirement chatter and signaling a renewed pursuit of majors including the British Open at Muirfield. He notes remaining victories this year and maintains confidence he can compete like in his 20s.
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MacMillan Replaces Don Cherry as Rockies Coach
Billy MacMillan was hired to replace Don Cherry as Colorado Rockies coach. He vowed to build for the future and not imitate Cherry’s flamboyant style after Cherry was fired by Rockies President Armand Pohan. MacMillan praised Cherry’s charisma but said he would chart his own course.
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Rumors Fly Over Bluefield State Coaching Shakeup
A long standing rumor places John Quintier leaving Bluefield State College for a Florida high school head job near his son. The piece notes possible successors, mentions Terry Brown as likely candidate, and discusses a broader view of BSC athletics and recruiting changes.
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Wimbledon Seeding Set As Borg Leads Top Seeds
Andrea Jaeger becomes the youngest Wimbledon seed ever at 14 and 17 days, listed No. 14 in the women’s singles as the seeding committee places defending champions Borg and Navratilova atop the lists. The men’s seeds include Borg, McEnroe, Connors, Gerulaitis and Tanner, with the draw slated for Tuesday.
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Nettles Drives Yankees Past Mariners 6-3 In Night Game
Graig Nettles drove in three runs with two doubles and a homer as the New York Yankees beat the Seattle Mariners 6-3. Tommy John limited Seattle to 10 hits over eight innings for his ninth win. The game opened with a two-run first inning on Beattie, who had pitched the pivotal 1978 World Series game for New York.
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Ed Farmer
Cliff Johnson
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Jim Morrison
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Chris Chambliss
Dale Murphy
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Bob Forsch
Atlanta
Tommy Boggs
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Record of baseball standings and upcoming games across leagues
A dense sports digest lists American League East standings with New York and Milwaukee contending, plus results from Sunday and Monday games across the majors. It notes Pro golf money leaders and a June 17 baseball trivia entry, with birthdays for Dave Concepcion and Joe Charboneau and a 1976 Rangers doubleheader note.
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