Leotard in Wimbledon Divides Officials and Players
Anne White wore a skin tight leotard at Wimbledon drawing praise from crowds and silence from officials who banned its use after the first round. Pam Shriver called it bizarre. White said weather and warmth mattered, and the outfit helped her game, though she lost to Shriver 6-3 6-7 6-3.
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TV football schedule announced for 1985 by Turner
ATLANTA AP The Turner Broadcast System unveiled the 1985 college football package opening with a Aug 31 doubleheader Florida State at Tulane in the afternoon and Oregon at Washington State at night. WITBS will carry it nationally and syndicate to other stations with kickoff times pending.
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Baseball Today Highlights From 1916 to 1984
Baseball Today recalls notable feats in Major League history. References include the 1916 Cubs Reds nine inning game with one ball and Rip Collins’ 1937 errorless game, plus Northrup’s bases loaded homer spree, and Rose surpassing Yastrzemski in all time games played. Birthdays noted for Rick Honeycutt and Pedro Guerrero.
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Rick Honeycutt
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