Borg Retires Officially After Monte Carlo Loss
Monte Carlo Open ends Borg's career with a 4-6 7-3 7-6 loss to Henri Leconte in the second round. The five Wimbledon champion, 26, confirms retirement after nearly a decade on the Grand Prix tour. He plans promotional work and TV commentary, aiming for a life off full-time tennis. He will play one more exhibition in Tokyo before focusing on recreation.
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Maryland House OKs 15 Million Stadium Bonds
The Maryland House of Delegates approved 15 million dollars in bonds for Memorial Stadium improvements tied to six year leases by the Orioles and Colts. Each team would receive 7.5 million for offices locker rooms luxury boxes and renovations with repayment if a lease is not honored. Mayor Schaefer supported the plan as vital for regional prestige.
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Mount St. Mary's swept by Upsala in doubleheader shocker
Upsala College rallied from a 6-0 deficit to beat Mount St. Mary's 11-10 in the second game after taking the opener 5-2. Fred Ballay delivered the go ahead run with a seventh inning single as Pete Meller belted a solo homer in the late rally. Ken Burch squeeze bunt and John Nevolo two run single highlighted Mount St. Mary's late push. Softball tourney planned April 17-18 at Wilson Raritan Field with contact Bob Taylor at 223.9256.
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DePaul Star Randolph Falls Short of Championship Glory
Bernard Randolph of DePaul ends his college career without a major title as the Blue Demons lose in the NIT final to Fresno State 69 60. Randolph reflects on premature heartbreak after four years of early NCAA exits and the 1980s championship hopes with Aguirre and Cummings. Denny Crum is named Sporting News Coach of the Year leading Louisville to the Final Four and a 32 3 record. Anne Donovan earns Kodak All America honors for the second time in three years as Old Dominion eyes the NCAA Final Four in Norfolk.
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Denny Crum
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Anne Donovan
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Norfolk
All America selections and dePaul coach return noted
The News highlights Kodak All America picks including Janice Lawrence Valerie Still LaTaunya Pollard Tanya Haave Joyce Walker Jasmina Perazic and Priscilla Gary. Ray Meyer announces another DePaul coaching year, denying rumors after a NIT final loss. Also featured is Theo Bell suing for libel over an AP arrest-warrant report and Dean Smith versus John Thompson in an All-Star game.
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Scrambled Race Card Yields Mixed Payouts At City Fair
A jumble of horse names and results from a City Fair event shows multiple scratches and payout figures. Exacta and triple bets appear with various riders and horses such as Amber More, Nose For Thrills, and First Waltz amid denser listings of entries and numbers.
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