Kriek Upsets McEnroe In Melbourne Tennis Showdown
Johan Kriek defies odds by beating John McEnroe 3-6 6-3 6-3 in a Mazda Superchallenge fourth round in Melbourne. Kriek storms out of postmatch press conference after reporters focus on McEnroe. Dent rallies to beat Alexander 6-3 5-7 7-6 in Brisbane quarterfinals. Lewis and Ball fall as Vilas and Noah reach semis in Barcelona. Phillies boss Dallas Green denies reports of joining a top executive post.
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Stewart Takes Lead In Southern Open Golf Tourney
Rookie Payne Stewart surged to a three stroke lead at 132 after the second round of the rain delayed Southern Open at Green Island Country Club. Players such as Jerry Pate, George Burns, Bob Gilder, J.C. Sneed and Calvin Peete trailed, while Arnold Palmer and others faced potential cuts as weather shifted play to Saturday.
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Dodgers Triumph 6 1 as Garvey Clears Bases in NL West Clash
Dodgers beat the Astros 6-1 to stave off elimination in the NL West series. Burt Hooton held Houston to three hits through seven innings while Steve Garvey belted a two run homer to cap a three run first. Davey Lopes drew a walk and Dusty Baker doubled to spark the early scoring at Dodger Stadium.
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Henderson Sparks A’s in Playoff Sweep of Royals
Rickey Henderson reached base four times and scored three Oakland runs to spark the A’s 4-1 win and complete a three game sweep of Kansas City in the AL West playoffs. Billy Martin’s club claimed the division crown and advanced to face either the Yankees or Brewers in the league championship series opener.
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Big Creek football and baseball summaries from regional games
Big Creek beat Hinton 20 14 with Tom Howell to David Mann scoring twice in the final period and Abercrombie adding the clincher from 32 yards. Earlier Joe Wilson connected 15 yards to Abercrombie for BC’s first points. In baseball, Tony Armas extended his hitting streak for the A’s, driving in the first run as Henderson scored on a fielder’s choice. Henderson stole second in the third and later Scott be credited with an unearned run. West Virginia scores include Beckley 20 Bluefield 3, Peterstown 47 Union 12, and Rural Retreat at Honaker rescheduled tonight.
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Playoff Scores and upcoming games in baseball divisions
East Division Montreal 3 Philadelphia 1. West Division Oakland leads series 40. New York 5 Milwaukee 3. Thursday results New York 3 Milwaukee 0 and Montreal 3 Philadelphia 1. Friday Milwaukee 5 New York 3 Oakland 4 Kansas City 1 Los Angeles 6 Houston 1 Philadelphia 6 Montreal 2. Saturday Kansas City at Oakland 4 10 p.m. Milwaukee at New York 4 10 p.m.
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Brewers Top Yanks surge to 5 3 win in playoff game
Paul Molitor hit a tie breaking leadoff homer in the eighth and Ted Simmons drove in three with a homer and a double as the Milwaukee Brewers beat the New York Yankees 5 3 to trim the series deficit to 2 1. Simmons snapped a 19 inning drought with a seventh inning two run blast.
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Roth To Defend Bowling Crown In Regional Classic
Mark Roth of Spring Lake Heights New Jersey will defend his title at the Regional Champions Classic in Berks Lanes Reading area Pennsylvania. An 86 bowler field competes for an $8 000 top prize in a $65 000 event with three rounds trimming to 24 and a stepladder finals Tuesday.
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Giles Triumphs Over George Wythe 36 15 in Narrow Win
Giles led 15 14 at halftime then pulled away in the second half scoring 22 points in the fourth quarter. Tim Wilson sparked the rally with multiple scoring runs while Leon King added two TDs on strong rushing as Giles improved to 3 2 1 while GW dropped to 2 4 on the year. Richie Johnson and Mark Moquin led GW with early scores before Giles offense pulled clear.
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