Eddie Mathews elected to Baseball Hall of Fame
Eddie Mathews, slugging third baseman and one of baseball's great home run hitters, is elected to the Hall of Fame by the Baseball Writers Association of America with 301 of 379 votes. Enos Slaughter finishes second in the balloting. Also in sports brief: Davis Cup action in Tokyo and New Delhi, Martina Navratilova advances in a Houston women's pro tennis event, Pardee resigns as Chicago Bears coach, Oklahoma State on two-year NCAA football probation, and Johnny Petraglia leads in a $125,000 PBA tournament in Las Vegas with match play looming.
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Navratilova advances in Houston with aggressive comeback
Top seed Martina Navratilova beat Marise Kruger 6 2, 6 4 to reach the quarterfinals of the $100,000 Women's Pro Tennis tour in Houston. Wade, Steve, Turnbull and other favorites won as Navratilova reflected on playing better without knowing the score. In doubles, Turnbull and Steve won, while King and Navratilova won their match.
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Pro Am postponed Nicklaus says game is rusty
Nicklaus calls his game rusty while rain delays the 37th Bing Crosby National Pro Am at Pebble Beach. The 16 time major winner has been away from tour action since Kings Island Open, aided by tennis and skiing, with his 38th birthday approaching this Saturday.
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