Bowa Hits Grand Slam in Phillies 15 Reds 9 Slugfest
Larry Bowa went 4-for-4 with four runs and a grand slam off Joe Hoerner in the seventh as Philadelphia outslugged Cincinnati 15-9. Atlanta Braves beat the Mets 4-1 as Phil Niekro pitched. Dodgers down Cardinals 12-1 behind Steve Garvey’s fourth inning grand slam. Pirates 3, Padres 0. Astros 7, Expos 0. Cubs 4, Giants 2.
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Wimbledon’s 100-year-old aristocrat remains a living tradition
The piece recalls Wimbledon legends from Lenglen to Billie Jean King and highlights centenarian lore, noting the 100th birthday of a Worple Road resident who embodies the tournament’s history. It contrasts grass court customs with modern trends while celebrating the sport's enduring rituals.
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Wolfpack Trainer Quits After 13 Years at State
Herman Bunch will leave his post as NC State trainer on July 1 to start a private physical therapy and sports medicine practice in Raleigh. No successor has been named. Bunch began in 1956, left in 1962 for Sampson Memorial Hospital, and rejoined the Wolf Pack in 1970. He cited ongoing improvements in athletic training and knee treatment as central to his career.
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Senior First Policy Shapes UNC Lineup Choices
Coach Smith favors seniors over freshmen in starting lineups and Zaliagiris is likely to start as a senior. The High Point-Thomasville chapter’s Phil Phillips and Bob Walker oversaw last night’s arrangements. David Thompson’s head injury in the Eastern Regionals remains the most fearful memory for the coach.
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Red Sox blast Orioles as Palmer tires in seventh
Boston rallies from a 4-1 deficit in the seventh with Jim Rice and Carlton Fisk homering. Fisk adds a ninth inning two run shot to put Boston ahead 6-4 before Butch Hobson belts a two run homer for a 7-4 win over Baltimore.
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Waynick Keeps Amateur Lead in North Carolina Championship
Betsy Waynick of Greensboro extended her lead in the North Carolina Women's Amateur Golf Championship at Walnut Creek Country Club. She added a 73 to her 74 for a 147 total, with Diane Dailey of Winston-Salem four strokes back at 151 after both rounds.
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Virginias Team Clinches Title In Golf Match Play
West Virginia and Virginia golfers clinched the 22nd annual tournament with 49 points after two rounds. Carolinas and Virginias led in early play with the Virginias tying the series at 11 wins apiece as final round proceeds for fun.
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