Wimbledon seedings reveal wide field for tennis championships
Wimbledon seedings list Becker and van Lendl as top men’s seeds with a global lineup including Wilander Edberg and Noah. Navratilova heads the women’s rankings with Graf and Evert following. Doubles teams feature Forget Noah and Navratilova Shriver among top pairs. Eastbourne Bristol and Athens events report weekend results.
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Boris Becker
West Germany
van Lendl
Czechoslovakia
Mats Wilander
Sweden
Stefan Edberg
Miloslav Meci
Yannick Noah
France
Jimmy Connors
Sanibel Harbor
Fla
Andres Gomez
Ecuador
Henri Leconte
Tim Mayotte
Bradenton
Martina Navratilova
Fort Worth
Texas
Steffi Graf
Chris Evert
Boca Raton
Hana Mandlikova
Helena Sukova
Pam Shriver
Lutherville
Gabriela Sabatini
Argentina
Manuela Maleeva
Bulgaria
Claudia Kohde-Kirsch
Bettina Bunge
Lori McNeil
Houston
Catarina Lindqvist
Wendy Turnbull
Australia
Barbara Potter
Woodbury
Conn
Katerina Maleeva
Raffaella Reggi
Italy
Guy Forget
Paul Annacone
Knoxville
Tenn
Christo van Rensburg
South Africa
Slobodan Zivojinovic
Yugoslavia
Anders Jarryd
Claudia Kohde-Kilsch
Ken Flach
Sebring
Kathy Jordan
King of Prussia
Paul McNamee
Eastbourne
England
Sports television and radio schedule highlights
A dense listing shows daily sports events across auto racing baseball boxing golf bowling and more. Notable items include Detroit Grand Prix Palm Beach IMSA Open, Cincinnati vs Atlanta, Pittsburgh vs Chicago, U S Open golf and NASCAR replay, with Monday and Tuesday baseball clashes and boxing bouts featuring Meekins Guy Meekins and U S S R.
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Sportsworld
van Horn
Santana
Kansas City
California
Chicago Cubs
N.Y. Mets
Meekins
Guy
U.S
Ussr
Oakland
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Baseball and hockey moves from AP transactions list
The Associated Press notes player moves across leagues. Cleveland Indians outr Charlotte? Actually Buffalo. Yankees option Hud son to Columbus, Tewksbury recalled. Braves acquire Trench Davis from Richmond. Phillies place Jeff Stone on 15 day list retroactive June 16, Keith Hughes recalled from International League. St Louis Blues sign Dave Thomlinson and Mike Posavad. Alabama Huntsville names Michael Scarano interim men's basketball coach.
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NEW York Yankees
Charles Hudson
Columbus
Bob Tewksbury
National League
Atlanta Braves
Trench Davis
Richmond
Philadelphia Phillies
Jeff Stone
Keith Hughes
Maine
ST. Louis Blues
Dave Thomlinson
Mike Posavad
College
Alabama-Huntsville
Michael Scarano
Saturday's Games Scoreboard Summary
Nashville beat Oklahoma City 8 to 3 while Denver defeated Louisville 16 to 8 and Indianapolis won 6 to 2 against Omaha. Buffalo triumphed 9 to 2 over Iowa and later Nashville, Louisville, Omaha and Iowa host games against their respective foes.
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Oklahoma City
Denver
Louisville
Indianapolis
Omaha
Buffalo
Iowa
Tne Associated Press
Expos
Brewers
Reds
Cards
Rangers
Indians
Royals
Cubs
Baseball Standings and Schedule for AMERICAN and NATIONAL LEAGUES
Major League standings show Boston leading New York, Atlanta over Cincinnati, and Montreal ahead of St. Louis with several games suspended. Schedule includes Detroit at Baltimore, Seattle at Cleveland, Milwaukee at Toronto, and multiple divisional matchups with starters and pitchers listed for each game.
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New York
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Seattle
Pittsburgh
Chicago
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Toronto
Houston
Los Angeles
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Philadelphia
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Power
Mahler
Sebra
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U S National Gymnastics Championships Top 20 All Around
Kristie Phillips led the U S National Championships all around with 77.32 as Houston, Salt Lake City, Huntington Beach and Allentown figures populate the top ranks. Other events include Camel GTO at Palm Beach with Tom Groy leading, speed and prize totals listed for 10 standings.
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U.S
Kristie Phillips
Houston
Tex
Melissa Marlowe
Salt Lake City
Sabrina Mar
Hungtington Beach
Calif
Hope Spivey
Allentown
Kelly Garrison-Steves
University of Oklahoma
Rhonda Faehn
Stacey Gunthorpe
Seors Athletic Club
Jennifer Ley
Kim Masters
Lisa Panzironi
Robin Carter
Michelle Dusserre
Huntington Beach
West Palm Beach
Fla
Palm Beach
Tom Groy
Pacheco
Bob Earl
Larkspur
Chris Cord
Beverly Hills
Jack Baldwin
Marietta
Chet Vincentz
Alexandria
John Bayer
Salinas
Fomfor
el Salvador
Albert Noon
Miami
Lyn St. James
Dania
Ken Supp
Guy Church
Fort Lauderdale
Ash Tisdelle
Orange Park
Bruce Jenner
Malibu
Tour de Suisse Stage results Bruegg four/five stages
Stage four results list Dietrich Thurau of West Germany leading with 30 minutes 9 seconds. Toni Rominger and Erich Maechler of Switzerland follow. Stage five winner Teun Van Vilet of the Netherlands clocked 3 hours 19 minutes 59 seconds with Kiefel Leall and Theunisse close behind. Overall leader Winterberg of Switzerland at 17:05:35 ahead of Peiper and Sergeant.
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Dietrich Thurau
West Germany
Toni Rominger
Switzerland
Erich Maechier
Alan Peiper
Australia
Stephan John
Gery Veldscholten
Netherlands
Andrew Hampsten
U.S
Guido Winterberg
Eric Vanderaerden
Belgium
Steven Rooks
Teun van Vilet
Ron Kiefel
Bruno Leall
Italy
Gert-Jan Theunisse
Walter Magnano
Haly
Steven Hodge
Valerio Piva
Marco Bergamo
Markus Eberli
Guide Winterberg
Marc Sergeant
Erich Maechler
Dallas clinches indoor soccer title with OT win over Tacoma
Dallas beat Tacoma 4 to 3 in overtime to capture the Major Indoor Soccer League championship series 4 games to 3. Dallas breakthrough capped a tense final with a decisive overtime goal sealing the title for the Dallas club.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Tacoma
Mets Pitcher Aguilera Throws Simulated Game Without Pain
New York Mets pitcher Rick Aguilera, on the disabled list with a sore right elbow, threw 51 pitches in a pain free simulated game. Manager Dave Johnson said he had good pop on his pitches and was pleased he pitched without pain. No return date was given. Batting against him were Bill Almon Clint Hurdle Dave Magadan and Barry Lyons. Aguilera’s record was 4-2 with a 4.03 ERA before DL stint.
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NEW York
New York Mets
Rick Aguilera
Mets
Dave Johnson
Aguilera
Bill Almon
Clint Hurdle
Dave Magadan
Barry Lyons
World Cup of Golf set for Kapalua in November
The World Cup of Golf, two man teams from 32 nations, returns November 18 to 21 at Kapalua Hawaii with 750000 in prize money. Each winning player earns 100000, other prize 50000 to top individual. Defending champions are Dave Barr and Dan Halldorson of Canada. ESPN will televise.
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San Francisco
Howard Clark
International Golf Association
Clark
Kapalua
Hawaii
Dave Barr
Dan Halldorson
Canada
IGA
ESPN
Open title race tightens as Watson leads after 2nd round swing
At the U S Open Nakajima bogeyed out to 212 four behind Watson who led on the 36th hole with a 74 in the latest round. Nicklaus shot 76 to 214 and Wiebe 77 as other contenders faltered. Floyd and Tway trailed while Watson surged with a late 20-foot birdie and a clutch downhill putt to claim the outright early lead.
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Lake
Olympic Club
Tom Watson
Keith Clearwater
Scott Simpson
Lennie Clements
Seve Ballesteros
Ben Crenshaw
Bernhard Langer
John Mahaffey
Larry Mize
Jim Thorpe
Dale Douglass
Gary Hallberg
Kenny Knox
Tommy Nakajima
Mac O'Grady
Jumbo Ozaki
Nick Price
Tim Simpson Curtis Strange
Bobby Wadkins
David Frost
Mark McCumber
Isao Aoki
Mark Cascavecchia
John Cook
Bob Eastwood
Danny Edwards
Bob Gilder
Peter Jacobsen
Jack Nicklaus
Gene Sayers
Craig Stadler
Hal Sutton
Mark Wiebe
Rodger Davis
Barry Jaeckel
Tom Kite
Greg Norman
Steve Pate
Dan Pohl
Denis Watson
Day Don Blake
Fred Couples
Sandy Lyle
Tony Sills
Lanny Wadkins
Raymond Floyd
Wayne Grady
Eddie Kirby
Ralph Landrum
Jack Renner
Jim Woodward
Ed Dougherty
Mark McNulty
Jodie Mudd
Don Pooley
Sam Randolph
Mike Smith
Duffy Waldorf
David Graham
Scott Hoch
Gil Morgan
Ken Green
David Hobby
David Ogrin
Bob Tway
Russ Cochran
Roger Maltbie
Jose Maria Olazabal
Joey Sindelar
Jim Carter
Donnie Hammond
Bob Lohr
David Rummells
Fred Wadsworth
Dave Eichelberger
Tom Purtzer
Hers
Judy Sams
Silvia Bertolaccini
Cathy Morse
Sally Quinlan
Lenore Muraoka
Lynn Stroney
Jane Crafter
Muffin Spencer-Devlin
Ayako Okamoto
Colleen Walker
Laura Baugh
Nakajima
Watson
Wiebe
Ray Floyd
Floyd
Langer
Clements
Crenshaw
Simpson
Clearwater
Royals Power Past Angels With Five Home Runs
Kansas City Royals hammer five homers including two by Brett Tartabull and Seitzer to beat the California Angels 8 4 in Anaheim. Leibrandt earns the win, Quisenberry finishes, Willie Wilson and Balboni contribute, lifting KC to second in the AL West as Minnesota falls.
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Kansas City Royals
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Danny Tartabul
Kevin Seitzer
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Jamie Quirk
Charlie Leibrandt
Dan Quisenberry
Brian Downing
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Seitzer
DeWayne Buice
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