Orioles rally and Bluefield edges Pulaski in 7 2 game set
Orioles fall 7 to 6 as Bluefield gains 2-1 edge over Pulaski in Bowen Field opener. Cummings earns win, Polley saves, Hunter homers for Pulaski while Wahlig, Pancoski and Hayden drive Bluefield runs. Seaver announces retirement after Mets exhibition and day at Shea Stadium planned.
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Gregg Cloninger
John Wahlig
Bluefield
Hunter
Miller
Pamlange
Pulaski
Dave
Mike Fowler
Tony Baldwin
Braves
Fowler
Paul Murphy
Orioles
Nickie Ramirez
Wahlig
Jose Soto
Tracey Pancoski
Paris Hayden
Baldwin
Baby Birds
Bryan Cummings
Ramirez
Theron Todd
Pancoski
Cummings
Dale Polley
Polley
Oriole
Bowen Field
George Fanning
Berg
Simonds
Mets
Seaver
Boston Red Sox
Cashen
Shea Stadium
Red Sox
Tom Seaver
Bob Ojeda
Rick Aguilera
John Mitchell
Terry Leach
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Drafts Spotlight Guards in NBA First Round Postseason Camps
The draft shows a guard heavy trend with Bogues and nine guards chosen in round one. Thorn calls the shift a one-year phenomenon as teams sought backcourt help and players who might play guard in the NBA were forwards in college. Pippen's versatile performance and Hopson’s Nets critique highlight the new guard emphasis and the impact on teams like Seattle and New Jersey. Jackson expresses pride after Knicks pick, underscoring leadership potential and improved scoring.
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Bogues
Rod Thorn
NBA
Chicago
Thorn
Scottie Pippen
Central Arkansas
Sacramento
Kenny Smith
North Carolina
Cleveland
Kevin Johnson
California
Reggie Miller
UCLA
Olden Polynice
Derrick McKey
Alabama
Seattle
Horace Grant
Clemson
Pippen
Polynice
Italy
Virginia
Bullets
Joe Wolf
the Clippers
Tellis Frank
Western Kentucky
Golden State
Jose Ortiz
Oregon State
Utah
Chris Welp
Washington
Philadelphia
Ronnie Murphy
Jacksonville
Portland
Mark Jackson
St. John's
New York
Ken Norman
Illinois
The
Clippers
Jim Farmer
Dallas
Dallas Comegys
DePaul
Atlanta
Reggie Lewis
Northeastern
Boston
Greg Anderson
Houston
San Antonio
Hopson
New Jersey
Nets
Bees
Webb
Knicks
Jackson
Chris Mullin
Walter Berry
Jones
National Basketball Association
Felt Forum
David Robinson
Navy
Phoenix
Armon Gilliam
Nevada-Las Vegas
Dennis Hopson
Ohio State
L.A. Clippers
Reggie Williams
Georgetown
Denver
Virginia- Rimini
F-C
Indiana
Tyrone Bogues
Wake Forest
L.A Clippers
G-F
Milwaukee
St. John’s
L.A Clip
Ron Moore
West Virginia
Steve Alford
Nate Blackwell
G Temple
Detroit
Ricky Winslow
Lester Fonville
Jackson State
Nikita Wilson
Louisiana State
Andre Moore
Loyola
Bob McCann
Morehead State
Tony White
Tennessee
Brian Rowsom
North Carolina-Wilmington
Doug Lee
Purdue
Duane Washington
Middle Tennessee State
Derrick Dowell
Southern California
Norris Coleman
Kansas State
Vincent Askew
Memphis State
Winston Garland
Southwest Missouri State
Kannard Johnson
Terrance Bailey
Wagner
Andrew Kennedy
Terry Coner
Brad Lohaus
Iowa
L.A. Lakers
Bruce Dalrymple
Georgia Tech
Rain delays Wimbledon action and sparks talk of scheduling shift
Wimbledon canceled opening day for only the fourth time in 101 years as rain disrupts play. Becker and Navratilova will begin on Tuesday and Wednesday respectively while Hana Mandlikova withdrew with a foot injury. Wimbledon chairman Buzzer Hadingham floated delaying the start by a week to avoid weather risks.
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Wimbledon
England
All England Club
West Germany
Boris Becker
Karel Novacek
Martina Navratilova
Claudia Parwick
Hana Mandlikova
Czechoslovakia
R.E.H
Hadingham
Paris
Brian Gottfried
Association of Tennis Professionals Board of Directors
Mexico
Raul Ramirez
Chris Gorringe
All England Lawn
Mills
Anna Maria Fernandez
Fernandez
Poland
Iwona Kuczynska
Yankees batter Orioles in seventh inning rally win 7-3
Willie Randolph and Dave Winfield drove in two runs apiece as New York erased a 3-2 deficit in the seventh. Mike Boddi ker left with stiffness after allowing the tying run. Luis DeLeon walked in a run and Henry Cotto was hit by a pitch to load the bases. Pasqua scored on a misplay to make it 3-3.
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Baltimore
Willie Randolph
Dave Winfield
New York
Yankees
Orioles
Mike Boddicker
Dan Pasqua
Luis DeLeon
Mark Salas
Henry Cotto
Pasqua
DeLeon
Eddie Murray
Wayne Tolleson
Detroit
Frank Tanana
Alan Trammell
Tigers
Toronto Blue Jays
Tanana
Toronto
Blue Jays
Trammell
Jim Clancy
Matt Nokes
Pat Sheridan
Tennis money leaders and year totals across tours
WITA top money winners include Steffi Graf and Chris Evert with earnings of 567,007 and 382,793 respectively. Virginia Slims points list highlights Graf leading with 2,800 points and Evert second with 2,136 points. ATF standings show Edberg and Becker atop the money list, with Lendl and McEnroe also in high positions. point standings list Edberg, Meci, Wilander, and Lendl leading the totals with 2,071, 1,924, 1,915, and 1,818 respectively.
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Wita
Steffi Graf
Chris Evert
Martina Navratilova
Hana Mandlikova
Helena Sukova
Pam Shriver
Zina Garrison
Wendy Turnbull
Claudia Kohde-Kirsch
Lori McNeil
Virginia Slims
Gabriela Sabatini
Manuela Maleeva
Stefan Edberg
Miloslav Meci
Mats Wilander
Ivan Lendl
Boris Becker
Yannick Noah
Jimmy Connors
Andres Gomez
Tim Mayotte
John McEnroe
Yankees win as Red Sox fall in tight Sunday tilt
In Boston, New York patterns a 27 to 4 win while Boston scores 4 runs. Clemens earns the decision. Tewksbury takes the loss as Evans and Burks homer for Boston. In Oakland and Texas games, Stewart, Slaught, and Eckersley pace an 7 to 35 split, with Parrish and Lansford hitting homers for Texas and Oakland respectively.
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Stoddard
Salas
Clemens
Sullivan
Gedman
W— Clemens
Evans
Burks
Texas
Oakland
Guzman
Petralli
Slaught
Stewart
Leiper
Eckersley
Tettleton
W—Stewart
L—Guzman
Sv—Eckersley
Parrish
McGwire
O Correa
Russell
Stanley
Plunk
Lamp
von Ohlen
Steinbach
W—Correa
L—Plunk
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Brewer
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Cey
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Drabek
Taylor
Walk
Jones
Diaz
Trout
DiPino
Sanderson
Lynch
Smith
J.davis
Sundberg
W—Trout
L—Drabek
Sv—Smith
Moreland
San Francisco
San Diego
Garretts
Brenly
Show Booker
Hayward
Santiago
W—Downs
L—Show
Clark
Williams
Ready
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Keith Moreland
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Leon Durham
Rick Reuschel
Reuschel
Mariners
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Minnesota
Moore
Brewers
Bill Wilkinson
Ozzie Guillen
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Moriid
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van Slyk
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Morrisn
Brumly
Oniz
Moyer
Belliard
Pittsbur
Bonilla
Ortiz
Palmeiro
Dmantinez
van Slyke
Bonds
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Rennert
Weyer
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Hallian
Andiph
Gerhart
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Ripken
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del Ballard, Jr
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Marshall Holman
Dave Ferraro
Walter Ray Williams, Jr
Tom Milton
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Amleto Monacelli
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Phil Zevenbergen
Sven Meyer
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J.J, Weber
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Billy Donovan
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Willie Glass
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