Stegman leaves Montgomery for Evansville. Hargis and Drake rise
Montgomery mourns Dave Stegman moving to Evansville where he can play daily after leading the Southern League with a .347 average and 59 RBIs in 67 games. The piece also profiles prospects Gary Hargis of Columbus and Kevin Drake of Ward, plus notes on Roy Howell, Jeff and Mike Bratz, and Doug Rader joining Toronto as insurance.
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Terry
Montgomery
Alabama
Dave Stegman
Stegman
Tigers
Triple-A
Evansville
Ind
Jack Doane
Montgomery Journal
Dave
Doane Sai
Gary Hargis
American Association
Tom Keyes
The
Columbus
Ohio
Roy Thomas
Charleston
West Virginia
Loretta Nichols
Thomas
Nichols
Moyer
Drake
Bratz Brothers
Jeff
Mike
Stanford
Phoenix Suns
NBA
Northern Arizona University
Flagstaff
Ed Gerdemann
Arizona Daily Sun
NAU
Phoenix
Harlan Bratz
Los Angeles
Roy Howell
Toronto Blue Jays
Toronto
Howard Starkman
Howell
Roy
Blue Jays
Doug Rader
San Diego Padres
Starkman
Doug
Wade Upsets Evert to Reach Wimbledon Final
Virginia Wade, Britain’s 3 seed, defeated top seed Chris Evert 6-2 4-6 6-1 on center court to reach the Wimbledon final, thrilling a 15,000 crowd as Queen Elizabeth’s Jubilee nears and Wade, 31, pursues her first final in a decade.
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Virginia Wade
Chris Evert
Evert
Wade
Ft. Lauderdale
Ped
Duke of Kent
Elizabeth
Love
Dodgers edge Braves 3 2 as Hough seals save
Charlie Hough earned his 18th save in Los Angeles Dodgers 3-2 win over the Atlanta Braves. Ed Goodson hit a ninth inning homer, Dusty Baker and Dave Lopes led the Dodgers with key hits, while Cincinnati, Chicago and Houston won elsewhere in the NL. Reds beat Giants 11-4 behind Johnny Bench and Ken Griffey.
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United Press International
Charlie Hough
Tom Lasorda
Los Angeles Dodgers
Lasorda
Hough
Charlie
Albuquerque
Goldie Holt
Dodgers
Atlanta Braves
Mike Marshall
Cincinnati Reds
Braves
Mike
Philadelphia
New York
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California
Detroit
Boston
Toronto
Minnesota
Milwaukee
Chicago
Seattle
Oakland
Texas
Reds
Giants
Johnny Bench
Ken
Griffey
Doug Capilla
Paul Moskau
Leonard Breaks Tight Pitching Battle In Royals 3 1 Win
Dennis Leonard pitched a two hitter to lead the Kansas City Royals past the California Angels 3 1. Leonard allowed only two hits and a Rusty Torres homer spoiled a potential shutout in the sixth. He stated he prepared for Frank Tanana and emphasized focus on hitters over pitchers. Other results noted include Twins over Brewers 8 3 and Tigers over Red Sox 3 2. Toronto coach Roger Neilson named Maple Leafs coach.
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United Press International
Kansas City Royals
Dennis Leonard Leonard
Royals
Leonard
Frank Tanana
California Angels
Angels
Rusty Torres
Tanana
Seattle Mariners
Twins
Brewers
Dan Ford
Glenn Adams
Paul Thormodsgard
Larry Hisle
Minnesota
Rod Carew
Tigers
Red Sox
Ron LeFlore
Phil Mankowski
Mankowski
LeFlore
Bill Campbell
Fred Lynn
Carl Yastrzemski
Boston
White Sox
Mariners
Lamar Johnson
Jorge Orta
Richie Zisk
Francisco Barrios
Blue Jays
Yankees
Reggie Jackson
Jackson
Hector Torres
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Gene Clines
Greg Gross
Rick Reuscher
Sutter
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Jerry Morales
Wayne Garrett
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Padres
Enos Cabell
Joaquin Andujar
Gene Tenace
Andujar
Bob Owchinko
Pirates
Mike Tyson
Keith Hernandez
Cardinals
Buddy Schualtz
Ken Reitz
Tom Underwood
Phillies
Mets
Greg Luzinski
Bake McBride
Ron Reed
Tug McGraw
Rick Baldwin
Dennis Leonard
George Zeber
Rangers
Billy Hunter
Wayne Gross
Willie Crawford
Bert Campaneris
Adrian Devine
Ruth
Menlo Park
Goleta
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Lompoc High Field
Neilson
UPI
Roger Neilson
Toronto Maple Leafs
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