MSU sports writer recalls title year and upcoming season
A new sports editor talks about replacing Ed Renders, his memories of MSU football and basketball triumphs, the 1979-80 seasons, and期待 for a Big Ten season. He notes MSU’s 24-15 win over Michigan, the 75-64 NCAA final, and the Big Ten baseball title, while comparing Tigers, Indians, and Cavaliers drafts and fortunes.
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Pirates Add Batting Champ Madlock in Six-Player Trade
Pittsburgh acquires Bill Madlock from San Francisco in a six-player deal centered on Ed Whitson. Teammates Phil Garner and Rennie Stennett welcome the addition yet worry about reduced playing time as Madlock joins a Pirates lineup to face the Montreal Expos, with Dave Roberts and Len Randle also joining and Matt Alexander sent to Portland.
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Cleveland finally ends 10-game skid against Orioles
Ron Hassey drove in three runs with a double and two singles as the Cleveland Indians outlasted the Baltimore Orioles 6-3. Rick Wise won to improve to 7-5 with relief from Sid Monge. Andre Thornton hit his 10th homer, Toby Harrah had two extra-base hits, and Cleveland snapped a nine-game Baltimore victory streak.
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Jim Spencer
Lou Piniella
Ron Davis
Wimbledon Upsets Shake Top Seeds Early In Singles
Wimbledon saw nearly half of the top 16 seeds lose after two rounds as Guillermo Vilas and Manuel Orantes fell to Tim Wilkison and Gilles Moretton respectively. Connors endured a tough rally before beating Riessen, while Borg and McEnroe faced shaky form.
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