Soviet press bristles over Montreal Olympic setbacks
Soviet officials in College Park and Mostow dismissed rumors of Borzov’s defection and Nemtsanov’s kidnapping as hostile propaganda. The So vietsky Sport outlet charged terrorists and provocateurs poisoned Olympic mood while praising medal totals amid cuts and controversy. Arnie Robinson, Johnny Bench, Niki Lauda and others surfaced in brief items alongside ongoing sports drama and public notices.
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World Team Tennis match ends with Indiana victory over L A Strings
Ray Ruffels and Ann Kiyomura broke Ann Haydon- Jones' serve in the 12th game of the final set to lift Indiana to a 24-23 win over the L A Strings in Indianapolis. Allan Store defeated Bob Taitz 5-2 in men's singles as Indiana erased a five game losing streak. Miss Kiyomura and Mona Guerreri defeated Rosemary Casals and Mrs Haydon- Jones 6-4 in mixed doubles. Casals beat Guerreri 6-3 in singles. Lutz and Charles Pasarell beat Stone and Rotfes 6-2 in men's doubles.
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Finley pursues catfish battle in California Supreme Court
Lawyers for Charles C. Finley owner of the Oakland A s file an appeal with the California Supreme Court in his bid to regain pitcher Tallish Hunter. Hunter helped the A s win the 1974 World Series before an arbitrator ruled him a free agent over Finley s refusal to pay 50 000. He later signed a multiyear 385 million contract with the New York Yankees. A Oakland county court and a state appellate court refused to overturn the arbitration decision.
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Hartzell Shuts Down Rangers as Angels Win 4 0
Paul Hartzell pitched a strong outing for the Angels, limiting the Texas Rangers to four singles while Tommy Davis drove in two runs. Hartzell improved to 2 0 with 0 earned runs allowed, and Texas dropped to 21 losses in 26 games against the Angels this season.
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Mets Manager Joe Proposer Fined For Equipment Tantrum
New York Mets manager Joe Pragier was fined $200 by National League president Chub Feeney after an onfield equipment tantrum following Monday night's 3 4 loss to Montreal.
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Unclear sport scheduling fragment from American League notes
The readable text provides jumbled team names and dates from a baseball league page. Partial lines reference Philadelphia Chicago Cincinnati San Diego St Louis Pittsburgh Milwaukee and Chicago with scattered player hints and abbreviated scores, but no coherent game details or outcomes.
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Royals pound Twins as McRae returns to hit
McRae, hampered by a leg pull, played with heavy tape but delivered a double and a home run. The oft-injured designated hitter sparked Kansas City in a 5-1 victory over Minnesota, lifting his batting average and proving his value to Whitey Herzog's lineup.
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Reds rout Giants for seventh win in a row
The Cincinnati Reds pounded San Francisco 16 hits as Joe Morgan, Ken Griffey, and Dave Concepcion each had three, with Billingham tossing a two-hitter and the Reds rolling to their seventh straight victory.
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Goodrich to Join New Orleans Jazz in Free Agent Move
New Orleans Jazz officials confirmed plans to sign guard Gail Goodrich from the Lakers. Jazz executive vice president Barry Mendelson said Goodrich is coming to town and an agreement is anticipated. Goodrich, a nine year veteran, played out his Lakers contract after reportedly seeking a three year, 300000 dollar no cut deal.
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