Bonds Beats Yankees On Holtzman Changeup
Baseball Roundup reports Bobby Bonds hit a go-ahead two-run homer off a changeup in the eighth, lifting the Yankees to a 3-2 win over Oakland after earlier struggles against fastballs. The day also notes Orioles 2, White Sox 1. Reds 4, Cardinals 0. Phillies 8, Giants 5. Expos 10, Padres 4.
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Tennis crowds flood U S Open with wild stadium energy
At the U S Open West Side Club Forest Hills Guillermo Vilas notes American crowds talk loud and uproarious. He cites hockey style noise and proclaims crowds beyond Wimbledon tradition. Rod Laver Jimmy Connors and others comment on worldwide wildness and World Team Tennis influence.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule From Friday to Sunday
Montreal leads with 10 despite San Diego and Cincinnati at 4 and St Louis at 0 New York 4 Los Angeles on tap Friday. Schedule lists games: Atlanta at Chicago Louis at Cincinnati Houston at Pittsburgh Montreal at San Diego New York at Los Angeles Philadelphia at San Francisco and St Louis at Cincinnati Montreal at San Diego New York at Los Angeles Sunday matches Houston at Pittsburgh St Louis at Cincinnati Montreal at San Diego New York at Los Angeles Thursday results include Baltimore over Chicago New York 3 Oakland 2 and multiple interleague matchups across divisions.
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Baltimore Welcomes ABA Basketball Franchise to Town
The ABA awarded the bankrupt Memphis Sounds to Baltimore investors for about 1.5 million, forming the Baltimore Hustlers. Home debut set for Oct 25 at the Civic Center with court prepared for three point shots. Investor Lee Finkelstein called Hustlers the brand of basketball they aim to bring, while coach selection and players remain unsettled. Joe Mullaney, Memphis ex-coach and potential Baltimore hire, noted he would be coach if the move had occurred earlier.
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U S Amateur Golf Championship narrows to eight quarterfinalists
In Richmond at the Country Club of Virginia James River Course the 75th U S Amateur reduces to eight quarterfinalists after two rounds of match play. Top contenders include Curtis Strange Bob By man Andy Bean Phil Kenny and Keith Fergus with several young players and veterans still in the hunt.
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Louisiana Racing Commission Tables Jefferson Downs Schedule Request
The Louisiana Racing Commission tabled disapproval of Jefferson Downs 1976 schedule pending a Sept. 26 New Orleans hearing. Attorney general will present against track and concessionaire Louisiana Sportsystems Inc, former Emprise Corp, which failed to overturn a racketeering conviction. Louisiana Sportsystems owns 40 percent of Jefferson Downs stock and trusteeship was ordered on its holdings after earlier hearings.
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Evert Confident of First U S Open Title after Forest Hills Win
In New York AP report Chris Evert, top clay player, eyes her first U S Open crown after a 6-1 6-0 win over Lesley Hunt to extend her clay streak to 76 matches. She leads 14 seeds into second round as Connors also advances.
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