Pitcher Breaks Streak in Narrow Loss for Leaguer 1
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Evert Cries On Center Court After Wimbledon Semi
Chris Evert, 22, appeared human after a 6-2 4-8 6-1 semifinal loss to Britain's Virginia Wade. She admitted nerves, six double faults, and 25 unforced errors, saying she could not energize enough to win. Pound for pound rivalries and the need for new challenges framed her reflection on a historic match.
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Mill Village slips past Columbus in SECL thriller
Mill Village remains unbeaten at 16 straight SECL games as they rally from a 10-0 deficit to top Columbus 12-10 at the high school. National Bank also wins their 15th straight, hammering Union City Merchants 15-2 as H. Williams powers the offense with a pair of homers.
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Wade Reaches Wimbledon Final After Evert Win
Virginia Wade defeats Chris Evert 6 2 8 6 to reach the Wimbledon women's final. She faces Betty Stove of the Netherlands as the Queen plans to attend for the first time since her coronation. The men's semifinals feature Jimmy Connors John McEnroe and Vitas Gerulaitis with Bjorn Borg waiting in the final.
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Slumping Bosox Fall To Fidrych In Midweek Loss
The Boston Red Sox dropped their sixth straight as Mark Fidrych improved to six wins in a row with a 7-2 win over Boston. Manager Don Zimmer praised Fidrych as he watched his team’s AL East lead shrink to one game over the Yankees amid the skid.
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VFW Second As Miller Leads Way In Little League
Milestone night as 12 year old Tommy Miller sparkles for VFW 13 8 over Moose. Miller fanned 12 allowed eight hits while homering and adding a double and single driving four runs. The win helps America Protectors chase second place behind Corry Jamestown.
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Eagles Sign Walt Johnson to Free Agent Deal
Philadelphia signs defensive end Walter Johnson, longtime Browns lineman, as a free agent. Johnson, 33, was Cleveland’s second round pick in 1985 from Cal State–LA, part of Browns’ front four for 12 NFL seasons.
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