Becker defeats Lendl to win U S Open title in four sets
Becker, 21, defeated Ivan Lendl 7-6 1-6 6-3 7-6 to claim his first U S Open championship at Flushing Meadows after surviving a second-round scare from Derrick Rostagno. Graf and Navratilova also triumph in the weekend finals as West German players sweep the Open titles.
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A's build hold on AL West lead after win over Yankees
Oakland takes a 44 14 day-game record this season and a 4 1/2 game edge on Kansas City after beating New York 6 2. Dave Parker drove in two while Storm Davis won his 17th. Parker homered for the A's and Henderson and Lansford added key RBIs.
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Ex-Astro Knepper Beats Former Team in Giants Win
Bob Knepper limited his old Astros to five hits over six innings as San Francisco defeated Houston 5-3, dropping the Astros six games back in the NL West. Pat Sheridan blasted a three-run first-inning double, while Knepper, released by Houston last July, insisted there was no personal grudge.
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Wellsville Eagles Fall to Fourth at Baldwin Invitational
Baldwin tournament ended with Wellsville High volleyball placing fourth after losses to Piper and St Thomas Aquinas and a consolation win against DeSoto. The Eagles improved serving, posting over 90 percent, led by Bernie Coons 26 of 26 with two aces and teammates McDaniels Bauer Cramer Gretencord contributing multiple aces.
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