Wimbledon and other weekend tennis results in brief
Defending champion Bjorn Borg beat Wojtek Fibak 7-5 6-4 6-2 to reach the Wimbledon quarterfinals, with Chris Evert advancing 8-6 6-4 to face Billie Jean King. Tom Watson won the Western Open by one stroke, Debbie Austin set a 54-hole record to win the Hoosier Classic, and Bal lesteros triumphed in a playoff at the International Golf Championships. Sneva won the Schaefer 500, Cheever and de Angelis won major races, Paolini captured the Italian Open, and Storozheva set a hurdles world record as Pyke led the 10,000m walk American record effort. Dennis Lane and Bill Spigner led the PBA Doubles, and Walter Kennedy, veteran NBA figure, died. The Gunds took control of the Cleveland Barons.
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Chris Evert
Greer Stevens
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Bill Spigner
Richfield
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Cleveland Barons
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Conn
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National Basketball Association
Baseball scoreboard shows mixed results across leagues
The table lists scores from Monday and weekend games, highlighting Chicago at Montreal, San Francisco at Cincinnati, and Philadelphia at New York among others. It notes players' records, standings in divisions, and transactions such as St Louis Cardinals signing Bob Forsch and recalling Buddy Schultz.
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San Diego
Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
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Houston
Bonham
Montreal
Alcala
Curtis
Cincinnati
Billingham
Lerch
Espinosa
Pittsburgh
Reuss
St. Lewis
Falcone
Griffin
Bannister
Los Angeles
Hooton
Leon
Boston
SPA
York
Cleve
Milwkee
Toronto
West
Minn
Calif
Texas
Oakland
Seattle
Minnesota
Detroit
Cleveland
California
Kansas City
Baltimore
Milwaukee
Goltz
Hassler
Simpson
Briles
Mitchell
St.louis Cardinals
Bob Forsch
Buddy Schultz
New Orleans
Pitts
Phila
Louis
Pirates
Ed Halicki
Schmidt Keeps Slugging For Phillies In St Louis
Mike Schmidt homered for the 20th time as Philadelphia blanked St. Louis 2 0. He’s in a June like tear with 13 homers in 19 games and 26 RBIs, signaling a hot streak and confidence as he aims higher. Kaat earned his 250th win with solid eight innings.
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Mike Schmidt
Philadelphia Phillies
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Phillies
St. Louis Cardinals
Larry Dierker
Philadelphia
Garry Maddox
Phils
Jim Kaat
Gene Garber
Kaat
Billy DeMars
Chiefs Wait On Top Picks
Kansas City Chiefs have unsigned first three picks Gary Green Tony Reed and Tom Howard. Five players signed over the weekend include Derrick Glanton Rick Burleson Chris Golub Dave Green and Ray Burks. Mark Bailey reportedly agreeing terms and Waddell Smith remains unsigned. Eric Harris signs with Toronto CFL. Mercer University names Barry Myers baseball coach.
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Kansas City Chiefs
Chiefs
Derrick Glanton
Bishop
Tex
Rick Burleson
Texas
Chris Golub
Kansas
Dave Green
New Mexico
Ray Burks
Ucla
Gary Green
Baylor
Tony Reed
Colorado
Tom Howard
Texas Tech
Long Beach State
Mark Bailey
Waddell Smith
Newman Finley bet boosts A's catcher 1000 prize
Jeff Newman collected four hits as the Oakland A's split a doubleheader with Kansas City Royals. Newman eyed a promised $1000 bonus from owner Charles O Finley for a four hit day, while Vida Blue and relievers held the Royals to a 7 3 win in game one before Kansas City won 9 3 in game two. The A's lost center fielder Billy North to a finger injury, and Whitey Herzog praised the Royals' late surge.
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Reds
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Doug Ray
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Oakland A
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Vida
Blue
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Boston
Milwaukee
Seattle
Kansas City
California
Texas
Adams
Carew
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