Noah Wins French Open Title Ending Wilander’s Streak
Yannick Noah became the first Frenchman in 37 years to win the French Open, defeating Mats Wilander 6-2 7-5 7-6(3) at Roland Garros. The 23-year-old sixth-ranked star lifted France with a net assault, amid a raucous 16,500 crowd. Noah, who will skip Wimbledon, aims for strong hard-court showings this year including the U.S. Open.
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Tate Randle shines in Oilers mini camp
Houston Oiler defensive back coach Ken Houston praises Tate Randle after a strong mini camp showing. The former Fort Stockton and Texas Tech star is projected to compete for a free safety role as Houston aims to regain form. Randle is noted for versatility and speed to play multiple defensive back positions. Floyd Cornejo to play football and baseball for Sul Ross State University. Boone calls Cornejo a future college pitcher and leader for the new Lobos program.
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Texas to meet Cowboys in College World Series showdown
No. 3 Oklahoma State and No. 1 Texas meet in the winners bracket of the NCAA College World Series in Omaha. OSU, 48-14, plays Texas, 62-14, with strong pitching and defense noted by coaches Ward and Gustafson amid recent series results.
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Californian grabs first Tour victory at Kemper Open
Deborah Morgan-Couples flew all night from California to watch her husband Fred win the 1983 Kemper Open at Congressional. Fred Couples defeated four others in a five hour sudden death after a regulation 1-under 287 tied with Scott Simpson and TC Chen. Debbie, a tennis pro, traveled 3000 miles by red-eye to witness the finish.
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Celtics eye K C Jones as next head coach
Boston reports say K C Jones, legendary as a player, is poised to become the Celtics eighth head coach in 37 years, though Red Auerbach denies any official hiring. Jones previously coached Washington and Bullets teams and now could return to lead Boston with a shared philosophy and emphasis on teamwork.
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