Tennis Roundup from Madrid San Francisco and Atlanta
In Madrid, top seed Jose Higueras beat Stefan Svensson 6-1 6-4 and Jose Luis Clerc defeated Andres Gomez 6-2 6-4 in opening Madrid Grand Prix action. Also Eddy Edwards defeated Gaston Escofet 6-4 6-1. In San Francisco, Gene Mayer crushed George Hardie 6-1 6-1 in a $175,000 event amid other results including Dick Stockton and Butch Watts advancing. Martina Navratilova edged Renee Richards 7-6 6-1 in Atlanta, with Evert Lloyd, Goolagong Cawley, and Turnbull winning as well. In baseball, Larry Parrish and Ben Oglivie were named Player of the Week for NL and AL respectively. Pete Rose joined a 200-hit-per-season club milestone in Philadelphia. In croquet, Archie Peck reclaimed singles and doubles titles at the US Championships.
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Tennis Madrid
Jose Higueras
Spain
Jose Luis Clerc
Argentina
Higueras
Sweden
Stefan Svensson
Clerc
Andres Gomez
Ecuador
South Africa
Eddy Edwards
Gaston Escofet
Christophe Freyss
France
Rick Fagel
Louk Sanders
Netherlands
John Yuill
Terry Moor
Andrea Maurer
Keith Richardson
Christophe Casa
San Francisco
Gene Mayer
George Hardie
Mayer
Dick Stockton
Tom Guillckson
Butch Watts
Rick Fisher
Sandy Mayer
Harry Fritz
John Lloyd
Great Britain
David Schneider
Tom Gorman
Bill Scanlon
Erik van Dillen
Billy Martin
Rod Farley
John Austin
Ove Bengston
Bengston
Bill Maze
Gene Malin
Leo Palin
Finland
Matt Mitchell
Nick Saviano
Andrew Pattison
Atlanta
Martina Navratilova
Renee Richards
Navratilova
Richards
Chris Evert Lloyd
Caroline Stoll
Evonne Goolagong Cawley
Australia
Baseball
NEW York
Larry Parrish
Montreal Expos
Ben Oglivie
Milwaukee Brewers
Parrish
Expos
Philadelphia
Oglivie
Pete Rose
Philadelphia Phillies
St. Louis Cardinals
Ty Cobb
Lou Gehrig
Wee Willie Keeler
Paul Waner
Charlie Gehringer
Rogers Hornsby
Croquet New York
Archie Peck
Palm Beach
Fla
United States
Peck
Richard Pearman
Bermuda
Jack R. Osborn
Arthur Bohner
Ted Prentis
West Hampton
N.Y
Ten to twelve flag football rosters released Pecos youth league
The Pecos Community Recreation Department announced 10 12 year old boys flag football team rosters with six squads listing team names Continental Telephone Co Diary Queen Security State Bank Brownlee Hardware San Roman and Pearce and H H Production Service Company. Coaches Tally Talamantez Mickey Rayos Jose Paz Joe Coleman Carlos Nichols Jesse Rayos. Jersey colors Navy Royal blue Maroon Orange Red Gold. Readable rosters include players such as Danny Barron Kenny Thorp Jose Paz Corby Burke and Ruben Palomino.
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Pecos
Armando Navarrete
Mickey Rayos
Kenny Thorp
Sanjay Patel
Robert Salinas
Danny Jordan
Derek Dingler
John Elrod
Cary Shadburn
Rudy Falcon
Kevin Banks
Paul Videtto
Tommy Williams
Harvey Cedillo
Dale Moseley
Todd Hanson
Security State Bank
Jose Paz
Robert Paz
Randall Grove
Manuel Rodriguez
Michael Medanich
Barry Swift
Lonnie Moore
Jose Ortiz, Jr
Joe Galindo
Antonio Urquidi II
Eddie Gutierrez
Saul Levario
Noe Salazar
Oscar Mariscal
Daniel Lewis
Brownlee Hardware
Joe Coleman
Jim Blaine Kenney
Danny Nunez
Jes
Se Abila
Ponchito Bafidis
Hector Segovia
Jose Luis Liano
Richard Ashing
Jaime Mata
Edward Orona
Joe Mendoza
Augustin Deanda
Pablo Briones
Miguel Navarrete
Greg Womack
San Roman
Pearce
Carlos Nichols
Javier Estrella
Moses Martinez
Rodney Salcido
Isaac Nichols
Luis Bejarano, Jr
Frank Salcido
Anthony Rayos
Jaime
Reds Name Scherger Tampa Farm Team Manager 1980
Cincinnati Reds promote George Scherger to manage the Tampa farm team in the Class A Florida State League for 1980. The National Football League note confirms David Taylor, offensive tackle for the Baltimore Colts, has retired.
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Cincinnati Reds
George Scherger
Tampa
National Football League
Baltimore Colts
David Taylor
Browns Dominate Cowboys 26-7 On Monday Night
Cleveland quarterback Brian Sipe sparked a 20-point first-quarter surge with a 23-yard TD to Dave Logan and a 52-yard connection with Ozzie Newsome. Dallas led by Staubach faded as three fumbles and two turnovers halted drives, with Thom Darden returning a pick for a TD to seal the win.
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Mike Harris
Cleveland
Brian Sipe
Dallas
Thomas Henderson
Cowboys
Browns
Sipe
Dave Logan
Don Cockroft
Ozzie Newsome
Thom Darden
Roger Staubach
Ron Springs
Darden
Staubach
Tony Hill
Rafael Septien
Septien
Greg Pruitt
Mike Pruitt
Tom Landry
Sam Rutigliano
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