Michigan coach Bo Schembechler rejects Brodie visit as football adviser
Former pro quarterback John Brodie offered to tutor Rick Leach in football on Michigan's campus. Bo Schembechler dismissed the idea as ridiculous insisting pro players cannot coach and Michigan will rely on its own staff and players.
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Ohio State
League Leaders From The American and National Leagues
The Associated Press batting leaders list shows Carew Min .375 and Fisk Bs n 41 RBI leaders Histe Min 47 and Rudi Cal 42. Notable players include Zisk Chi with 15 home runs and Parker Pgh topping hits with 70. Stolen bases highlight Remy Cal 19 and Taveras Pgh 22. Pitching notes include Tanana Cal 9 2 and Castro Mil .750 win rate.
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Californians Grab Second Straight NCAA Title in DIII Baseball
California State Stanislaus won its second consecutive NCAA Division III baseball championship by defeating Brandeis 8-5 in Marietta Ohio. Mike Romano hit his sixth homer of the season and drove in another run as CS Stanislaus surged with four runs in the second inning. Brandeis answered with two runs in the third and fourth to tie 4-4 before Mario Porto tripled and Rusty Kuntz brought him home in the sixth to seal the title.
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Bill Robinson
Willie Stargell
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Odell Jones
Kent Tekulve
Rich Gossage
Portland Wins NBA Finals in Seven Games
Portland clinched the championship by defeating Philadelphia 109 to 107 to win the series four games to three. The decisive game on Sunday capped a dramatic best-of-seven showdown.
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Strams say bye to KC
Hank Stram, once architect of the Chiefs Super Bowl title and long a Kansas City figure, plans to sever ties July 27. He reflects on the 1970 players strike and his lawsuit with Lamar Hunt, while looking toward a new life in New Orleans.
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Flagler takes tennis crowns in NAIA tournament
Flagler College of St. Augustine Florida joined the NAIA and swept the team singles and doubles titles in the NAIA tennis tournament. Gordon Jones from Alexandria Virginia won the singles 7 6 7 6 over Carlos Behar of Presbyterian College. Jones and Jim Twigg of Westlake Ohio defeated Tom Deavenport and Gary Seymour of Southwest Texas State 6 7 6 3 6 1. Flagler finished with 31 team points, ahead of Southwest Texas State 24 and Redlands 22.
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Weis kopf ends two-year drought with Kemper Open win
Tom Weiskopf clinched the Kemper Open at 11 under with a final round 65 after a long slump and credit from wife Jeanne. He eyed the Memphis Classic next, while Burns Rogers and others finished close behind. The victory positions him for Ryder Cup consideration, though he plans to skip the matches for hunting.
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Bill Caffee
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PGA
Dodgers edge Padres 4 2 as Hough survives wild outing
Dodgers hold on for a 4-2 win over the San Diego Padres as Charlie Hough secures his 15th save despite walking the bases loaded twice in the final two innings. Dave Lopes provided the decisive two run homer, while the Dodgers expanded their NL West lead. Reds 14 Astros 4 and other NL results noted.
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Gottfried Seeks French Open Final Victory in Paris
Brian Gottfried of the United States advances to the French Open final after a straight sets win over Phil Dent as Guillermo Vilas defeats Raul Ramirez to reach the final. Dent injures his wrist during the match. McEnroe and Mary Carillo win the mixed doubles title, the first American pair to do so in 24 years.
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Australia
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Mexico
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New York
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Colombia
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Romania
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Hancock leads group in PGA qualifying at Pinehurst
Phil Hancock of Greenville Alabama topped six rounds of Pinehurst Country Club play to earn a PGA Tour card with 14 under total 417. He fired a final round 69 at Pinehurst No. 2, one stroke ahead of Lance Suzuki of Hawaii and Wayne Levi of Lutz Florida, as 26 golfers qualified for the $9 million tour.
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