Rain Delays Wimbledon Second Round Matches
Rain halted play again at Wimbledon delaying second round on Monday as Paolo Cane led Ivan Lendl 5 2 on Centre Court and Martina Navratilova led Etsuko Inoue 4 1 on court No 1. Graf, Becker and other seeds advanced as organizers faced a growing backlog from prior rain.
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Paolo Cane
Italy
Ivan Lendl
Martina Navratilova
Etsuko Inoue
Japan
1987 Wimbledon Championship EST Seeds MEN WOMEN list
The document lists seeded players for the 1987 Wimbledon Championships in both men and women categories. Notable entries include Boris Becker, Ivan Lendl, Mats Wilander, Stefan Edberg, and Martina Navratilova with Steffi Graf also featured. Several typographical errors appear throughout the text.
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Czechoslovakia
Mats Wilander
Sweden
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Miloslav Meci
Yannick Noah
France
Deny Connors
United States
Andres Gomez
Ecuador
Henri Leconte
Tim Mayotte
Pat Cash
Australia
Brad Gilbert
Joakim Nystrom
Emilio Sanchez
Spain
David Pate
Kevin Curren
Bell and Mulliniks power Blue Jays past Tigers 5 3
George Bell homered for Toronto and Rance Mulliniks added two hits including a two run shot as the Blue Jays defeated Detroit 5-3 to snap Jack Morris nine game win streak. Bell's solo homer tied the game in the fourth and gave Toronto the majors lead with his 25th.
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American League Roundup Highlights April Outcomes
John Cerutti won his fourth in five starts after six and a third innings of three earned runs and seven hits. Cal Ripken, Eddie Murray and Ray Knight homered for Baltimore in a 4 0 victory over the Yankees. Schmidt pitched a three hitter in Orioles win. Kent Hrbek homered as Minnesota beat Cleveland 14 8. Curt Young and Eckersley combined on a five hitter in Oakland 4 Royals 2. Al Davis supplied three RBIs. Danny Jackson took loss as KC dropped to 3 10. Alvin Davis led Seattle 10 7 over Chicago. Todd Benzinger drove in first four runs for Boston in 8 7 win over Milwaukee as Boggs extended hitting streak to 25. Teddy Higuera took loss for Brewers. Don Sutton tied Perry for 12th on all time wins in Angels 4 Texas 1.
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Texas
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Davis' Baserunning Beats Giants In 10th
Eric Davis of Cincinnati used his speed to score the winning run in a 5-4, 10 inning victory over the San Francisco Giants. Manager Roger Craig noted Davis’s speed as a key factor while Davis had heated April and May with 19 homers before cooling in June.
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Davis Owns Giants With Speed In NL Roundup
National League Roundup notes Davis twice beating the Giants with his legs this month. Earlier on June 8 he dashed home from first on a 400 foot single by Dave Parker to clinch a win. Other scores: Pittsburgh 9 Montreal 6, New York 2 Chicago 1, St. Louis 5 Philadelphia 3, Houston 12 San Diego 7, Los Angeles 5.
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Knox Tropics seek NBA dream amid USBL growth push
Knox, Miami Tropics coach, talks of NBA ambitions as USBL plans to add three teams for 1987 and notes a typical attendance around 700. He says he will continue coaching until an NBA job appears, else returns to farm life in Piedmont with his family. The piece threads in scores from MLB games and other league notes.
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Kansas Gov to name seven wildlife commission members
Gov Mike Hayden will announce the seven members of the new Kansas Wildlife and Parks Commission and an interim secretary. The interim term lasts until late summer with a nationwide search planned for a permanent secretary. The governor stressed broad representation of natural resource interests and a commitment to the task.
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Baseball Scoreboard Shows Wednesday Results
Oakland defeats Kansas City 4 to 2 while Baltimore edges New York 4 and Boston beats Milwaukee 8 to 7. Toronto tops Detroit 5 3 and Seattle wins 10 to Chicago. Minnesota earns 14 and Cleveland 4 in Texas. Only game scheduled.
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League Leaders By The Associated Press
The AP lists top American League batting leaders at 202 at bats with Ramirez Detroit .348 and Tartabull Kansas City 98 RBIs. Boggs Boston 100 hits, and Williams Toronto lead in runs and home runs. Pitching leaders include Saberhagen, Leach, and Magrane with low ERAs and strong win totals.
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