Dodgers' Smith Warns Pitchers After Brawl
Dodgers star Reggie Smith vows retaliation if pitches keep aiming at him after a bench clearing brawl with the Cubs. Lee Lacy homered, Don Sutton tossed a four-hitter, and Chicago’s pitching staff faced suspensions as Ed Sudol ejected managers and players. Reuschel admitted throwing at Smith. Cubs manager Franks defended his pitcher.
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Bustian Red Sox Showoff New Night Weapon In Slugging Push
In a season packed with surprises, the Bustian Red Sox rely on a potent hitting punch to offset pitching gaps as the American League race tightens. The White Sox nicknamed Junkyard Gang press on, aiming to tighten the standings.
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Tanner Beaten At Wimbledon by Lingh Upset in Open Round
Britain's John Lingh stunned American Tanner by defeating him in straight sets at Wimbledon, ending Tanner’s bid as a defending finalist. The match featured Lingh’s strong serves and steady backhand while Tanner struggled with first-serve consistency on the No. 1 court as crowds and wind affected play. Wimbledon opened its centennial tournament with Bjorn Borg winning his first round in straight sets against Antonio Zugarelli, while other seeds, including Gerulaitis and Gorman, advanced in tight affairs. The day drew about 22,000 spectators despite cooler gusts and a marsh wind.
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McRae Versus Twins Feud Flairs In Royals Contest
Kansas City Royals outfielder Hal McRae accused Minnesota Twins of a cheap shot after a fielding play in the first inning. Minnesota catcher Gary Bergmann injured his left knee on the slide, leaving the game with ligament damage.
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Green wins Open as Graham slips late in final round
Green shot even par 70 for 278 total to win the Open, while Grahns 68 on Sunday left him runner-up at 274. Weiskopf was third at 281 and Purlee faded to 262. Green earned 45 dollars, a Ryder Cup spot, and a 11 year exemption from qualifying. Judy Rankin fired 72 to win the Mayflower Classic at 212, earning 7500 dollars and 5040 to Philock. Blalock shot 71 on Sunday.
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Stolle Narrowly Falls as Heath and Schmidt Dominate
In a tense match, Rey forces a forceful comeback before Schmidt serves for the win. Heath and Houstoniin execute powerful serves, leaving Stolle and Shapter unable to return. Stulie quips about a big tree in the event as Stalin’s era laments echo in the backdrop.
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