Trevino wins Canadian Open after back surgery comeback
Lee Trevino defied critics and pain to win the Canadian Open at Glen Abbey, finishing eight under par 280. He led from the start, stretched to six strokes, and despite bogeys late, secured a four-stroke margin over Peter Oosterhuis with Tom Kite third.
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Dodgers edges Mets after Lopes clutch homer in ninth
Dodgers beat New York 5-3 as Dave Lopes homered after Bruce Boisclair misplayed a foul ball in the ninth. Mets had led 3-2 on a pinch-hit sac fly by Boisclair. Dodgers halt three-game skid and open a 10 2 game NL West lead over Reds. Other NL results noted.
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Billy Martin Faces Muted Fate In Yankee Storm
NEW YORK AP Billy Martin, manager under fire, says his fate is out of his control as clubhouse strife and owner meddling threaten his job. He claims leadership, not followers, defines him, and insists he will run the team his own way despite Steinbrenner’s rules.
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Major League Standings and Monday Results Summary
Major League Standings show Detroit 5, Kansas City 4 and Seattle 10, Oakland 3. Sundays results include Detroit 6 at Toronto 2 and Texas 4 at Cleveland 1. Monday games feature Detroit at Chicago and California at Seattle among others with several postponed or listed as n scheduled.
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Red Sox slide in AL East as pitching woes grow
Boston drops to second after a 9-6 defeat by Chicago as pitching struggles persist. White Sox blaze 14 hits with three homers. Orioles sweep doubleheader to seize the lead. Tigers, Yankees, Rangers and Twins post wins while Angels sweep Seattle in a day of AL action.
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Astros knock Cubs from NL East lead in doubleheader
Houston Astros sweep Chicago 10-6 and 6-4 as Art Howe lifts the offense with a three run homer in game one and another in game two. Enos Cabell adds homers in both contests while Niekro goes the distance in the nightcap. Cubs lose ground to Philadelphia, dropping to a half game behind.
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