Six of 16 seeds remain at Wimbledon after day of shocks
At Wimbledon the last 16 in men's singles formed with only six seeds left. Notable results include Brian Teacher and Brad Drewett advancing, while top players Bjorn Borg John McEnroe and Jimmy Connors progressed. Borg cited a pulled hamstring but finished strong. Drewett survived two long tiebreakers to defeat Victor Pecci as Tim Wilkison fell to Tom Okker.
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Memphis Classic Round Sees Newton Lead With 68
Australian Greg Newton surged to the lead at the Danny Thomas Memphis Classic with a four under par 68 for 138 after two rounds at Colonial Country Club. J C Snead moved into second with 70 to reach 139, while early co leaders Mark McCumber and Pat McGowan tumbled.
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Trevino fades on final round as Canadian Open winner
Lee Trevino, winner of the Canadian Open, shot 77 after a 72 opening round and missed the cut as scoring ran high in the tourney. He finished tied for 13th at 290 after a final round marked by a single bogey on the 10th. Snead and Hollifield also featured with a hole in one by Hollifield and remarks on club shaft changes improving Trevino.
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Two Eagles Arrested On Drug Violations
Philadelphia Eagles running backs Mike Hogan and Jim Betterson were among eight arrested on cocaine related drug charges. The Camden County prosecutor said a narcotics strike force conducted two months of investigations extending into Philadelphia and New Jersey. Bail was set at 10,000 dollars for most, 15,000 for Thomas Campbell, and the arrests involved police from Philadelphia and Audubon Cherry Hill and Gloucester. Hogan, a key blocker and rusher, helped the Eagles to a 9 7 record last season before a playoff loss to Atlanta. Betterson filled in during injuries and joined the Eagles as a free agent in 1977 following a Denver Broncos draft in 1976.
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Baby Birds Down Twins In 9-5 Elizabethton Win
The Orioles beat the Twins 9-5 to move above .500 with three wins, two losses as Elizabethton stays on the road tonight and Sunday before Bowen Field games Monday. John Stafero walked to start Bluefield’s fourth, followed by Hawthorne’s homer to put the Birds up 2-0. Jurena doubled and advanced on a Richard groundout as Dave ...
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Orioles sweep twinbill as Stone, Stanhouse dominate
Baltimore Orioles rout Toronto 6 0 to complete a doubleheader sweep behind a four hitter by Steve Stone and Don Stanhouse. Doug DeCinces Lee May and Pat Kelly homered while Rich Dauer helped in a third inning defensive gem.
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Austin Takes LPGA Lead After Two Rounds
Austin grabbed a two shot midway lead at the rain delayed LPGA event in Dearborn Michigan after a 69 in the second round to reach 140. Vicki Fergen sits second at 142 while Sandra Post Sally Little and Judy Rankin are at 143. Barrow slipped to 149 after a 76. Three rain delays totaled three hours.
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