Koosman Shuts Out A's in 10-Hit Win for Twins
Jerry Koosman pitched Minnesota to a 10-hit shutout over Oakland, the Twins winning 10 in a game where Koosman allowed nine singles and an error while not walking a batter. The performance tied a major league marker for a nine-inning shutout and left Minnesota 3 1/2 games behind California in the AL West.
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Browns acquire Denver end in Alzado trade
Cleveland Browns bolster pass rush by trading with Denver for two time All-Pro defensive end Lyle Alzado who left the Broncos training camp last week. The move links AP reports to a shift in NFL rosters as Cleveland aims to strengthen its defense.
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Leonard tops Ranzany in fourth to claim NABF welterweight title
Sugar Ray Leonard stops Pete Ranzany at 2:41 of the fourth round at Caesars Palace to win the NABF welterweight crown and set up a December WBC title bid against Wilfredo Benitez. Leonard earns 150000 while Ranzany takes 75000 as he eyes future fights and his brother Roger wins a middleweight decision.
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Odessans Place Ninth In State Softball Tourney
Three Way Constructors of Odessa finished ninth in the state American Softball Association open tournament in Waco. The Odessans lost to Brazosport Bombers 14 7 and then to Coors 10 3 in double elimination. David Sheldon hit a two run homer and Rick Welghe had three singles. Billy Feeler took the losses in both games. Earlier Saturday Three Way Constructors beat Cockpit 11 10, Texas Reds 7 1 and Zoom Zoom Keys 15 11. The 60-team event began Saturday.
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Speedbowl race heat and feature results and rescheduled Powder Puff
Modified first heat results Richard Myers Shorty Alford Chuck Prather Curtis Witt Raymond Hughes. Second heat Ronnie O Neal Jime Crane Doug Pyle Ronnie Bradley Dean Anthony. Third heat Danny Beard Junior Robertson Bob Bolin Jr Mike Mullin Leonard Robinson. Consolation Dean Anthony Terry Erwin Jimmy Austin Leonard Robinson David Whesenhunt. Semimain Ronnie Bradley Junior Robertson Danny Beard Bob Bolin Jr Shorty Alford. Feature Richard Myers Shorty Alford Chuck Prather Jim Crane Jimmy Austin Junior Robertson Dean Anthony. Mini First heat Jim Leedy Sherman Imler James Thedford. Second heat Buddy Bradshaw Jim Leedy John Talley Jimmy Kirk Mark Erwin. Semi-main Buddy Bradshaw Jim Leedy John Talley Mark Erwin Otis Williamson. Feature Jim Leedy Jimmy Kirk John Talley Larry Bailey Otis Williamson Leslie Hill. Stock First heat Eddie Vann Bobby Smith Walter Freeman Dick Woodson Jack Thompson. Semimain Lefty Smith Dick Woodson Eddie Vann Bobby Smith Jerry Evans. Feature Dick Woodson Lefty Smith Eddie Vann Bobby Smith Jerry Evans. Powder Puff Rained out rescheduled for Friday.
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Connors nets fourth Clay Court title at Indianapolis
No. 1 seed Jimmy Connors beat Guillermo Vilas 6-1 2-4 6-4 to win the U S Open Clay Court championship in Indianapolis earning his fourth Clay Court crown. Chris Evert Lloyd added her fifth Clay Court title by defeating Evonne Goolagong Cawley 6-4 6-3. John McEnroe and Gene Mayer won the men's doubles 6-4 7-6, while Kathy Jordan and Anne Smith took the women's doubles 6-1 6-0. Connors noted family and momentum ahead of the U S Open in New York.
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Infielder John Vuckovich Joins Phillies From Farm Team
The Philadelphia Phillies purchased veteran infielder John Vuckovich from their Oklahoma City farm team. Vuckovich, 32, is a former Phillies, Brewers, and Reds player primarily at third base. He hit .292 with 12 homers and 66 RBI for Oklahoma City.
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Rangers Acquire Willie Montanez From Mets for Cash and Players
Texas joins New York in a trade that sends first baseman Willie Montanez to the Rangers for cash and two players to be named later. Montanez, 31, bats .236 with five homers and 47 RBI and can play first base or in the outfield.
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Weather delays Sammy Davis Jr Hartford Open in Hartford
Persistent rain forces postponement of the Sammy Davis Jr Greater Hartford Open at Wethersfield Country Club. The final 36 holes are scheduled for Monday as leaders J C Snead and Mark Hayes vie for the top prize of 54000. Pro-am events are canceled leaving players like Joe Inman out of earnings.
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Daniel Seeks First LPGA Victory After Rain Delays
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