World tennis stars to play in Walden Invitational
The $50,000 Walden Invitational Tennis Classic runs September 8 to 14 in Houston at the Astroarena and Walden on Lake Conroe. Organizers Jack Kramer Sidney Strenker and Jim Rose announced the event, with preliminary matches at Walden and the Astroarena and all finals at the Astroarena.
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Baseball Standings and Tuesday Results Summary
Tuesday results show Oakland over Detroit 11 to 16, Kansas City 3 over Milwaukee 2, Baltimore 6 over California 3, New York 6 over Chicago 0, Boston 5 over Minnesota 4, Texas 4 over Cleveland 0. Wednesday schedule lists California at Baltimore, Oakland at Detroit, Kansas City at Milwaukee, New York at Chicago, Boston at Minnesota, Cleveland at Texas.
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Ex-Patriot Rommie Loudd appeals Massachusetts high court
Rommie Loudd former Patriots player appeals to the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court over a decision that could send him back to Florida on drug charges. He is held at Charles Street Jail after a denied defense motion to stay and had been free on bail since May 6. Loudd was arrested on a Florida warrant requested by Gov. Dukakis. He also served as Patriots personnel director and later as a Florida Blazers executive.
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Bench Says Reds Ready To Win World Series
Cincinnati catcher Johnny Bench says the Reds are confident they will win the World Series this year. He cites the bullpen stars Eastwick and McEnaney, the improved defense with Rose moved to third base, and George Foster's punch as key factors in a 22-4 second-half surge.
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NFL players union unhappy again in bargaining stalemate
In Washington AP reports the NFL and its players remain without a collective bargaining agreement as the Rozelle compensation rule stays the major hurdle. Mediation continues with the NFL Management Council and Players Association meeting under federal mediation.
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Heddy defeats Tauber in world aquatics meet
Kathy Heddy, 17, from Summit New Jersey, upset world record holder Ulrike Tauber to win the women's 200 IM in 2 19.80 securing the U S third gold of the day Tim Shaw of Long Beach wins the 200 free in a tight finish over Steve Furniss of Santa Ana Phil Boggs defends his springboard diving title and East Germans face a strong challenge from the Americans in relay and sprint events The meet also features Roland Matthes of East Germany taking the 100 m backstroke and a U S medley relay earning silver
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Nolan Ryan Sees Eight-Game Slide Hit Angels Hard
Nolan Ryan’s eight game skid frustrates the California Angels ace as Baltimore battered him for six runs and chased him after 1 1/3 innings in an 8-3 loss. He had tied a record with a no hitter on June 1 but has struggled since, posting a 10-11 mark and a 6.39 ERA over nine starts.
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Texas coaches honored with state track title honors
Texas coaches honored Billy Burt of Jasper as high school track coach of the year after his team won the Class 3A state title despite lacking a track. Moody’s Arthur Prinz led Class B with nine meets won and 51 points. Ball’s Kermit Courville steered Class 4A to a title and produced sprint champ George Alexander. Schulenburg and Hearne also earned state titles in their divisions.
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Frazier Sees Do-Die Fight With Ali in Manila
Joe Frazier says Ali's rope-a-dope tactics invite a bombing on Oct. 1 in Manila. He vows to attack the rope, dance attempts fail, and calls the bout a do-or-die for both. Frazier notes prior meetings, his return to the United States, and a planned Dinah Shore appearance he declined.
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Dolphins trade Bannon for Lazetich in NFL moves
NFL trades include Miami sending reserve linebacker Bruce Bannon to San Diego for defensive end Pete Lazetich while Buffalo signs defensive end Pat Toomay. Saints acquire Francis Peay from Kansas City for an undisclosed draft pick amid a flurry of roster moves. In tennis Raul Ramirez defeats Charles Pasarell in Washington. Wendy Paish upsets Cynthia Doerner in Paxton. United States beats Holland 4-2 in water polo at World Championships. Obituary notes report Eddie Brannick and Charles L Leonard passing away.
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Oiler rookies go home from Houston camp
In Huntsville Texas two rookie free agents exited the Houston Oilers training camp voluntarily. Quarterback Doug Baker from New Mexico State and center Charles Sukurs from Indiana were released from the camp on Tuesday.
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