Connors Reaches Wimbledon Final By Defeating McEnroe
Jimmy Connors, the top player from Belleville Michigan, defeats 18 year old John McEnroe 6 3 6 3 4 6 to advance to the Wimbledon final. McEnroe, from Douglaston New York, youngest semifinalist, faced Borg or Gerulaitis next.
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Morris No 2 tops Morris No 1 in 10-3 win
Morris No 2 defeated Morris No 1 by 10 to 3 in American Legion A level play. Ron Kohalisky allowed two hits and struck out 12, despite eight errors by teammates. Dave DeJong and Gogi Smith hit two run homers for No 2, with Larry Wolfe and Kohalisky adding doubles. Rock Coyle had two hits. No 2 improves to 5-2-2. Rio Verde lost 7-2 to Christown. Nenad doubled twice for Rio Verde and Rod Chamberlain took the loss.
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Sloppy start not enough as Village Inn tops Aguilas 7 3
In a Valley Nonpro League baseball game Village Inn Pizza overcame a rough first inning as Aguilas scored three unearned runs. Gabe Salarez Mark Seeger and Jim Anderson sparked a comeback with hits and Seeger and Anderson scoring on a wild pitch. Solarez belted a third inning homer to take the lead with Dierker and Sanchez adding runs.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule Update
The Associated Press league standings show the American League East led by Boston with Detroit close behind. National League results include Montreal blanking Chicago and Los Angeles defeating Atlanta as the schedule lists games for Friday and Thursday with several matchups across both leagues.
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Asselstine Recalled by Braves After Bonnell Injury
Out fielder Brian Asselstine is recalled from Richmond to replace Barry Bonnell who pulled abdominal muscles in Monday night’s game. The move transfers Asselstine to the Atlanta Braves roster.
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Bird' Fidrych dazzles in 7-2 Red Sox loss at Tiger Stadium
Mark Fidrych outpitched Boston as Detroit beat the Red Sox 7-2 in front of 51,745 at Tiger Stadium. Jason Thompson drove in three runs including his 15th homer, aiding Detroit's three-game win streak over Boston while Boston's AL East lead shrank to one game.
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Hawaii at Phoenix Giants baseball leads Friday sports slate
Tonight’s schedule features PCL baseball Hawaii versus Phoenix Giants at 7 15 p m at Phoenix Municipal Stadium with radio on 1400 AM. Also dog racing at Black Canyon Greyhound Park at 8 p m and American Legion games at East High and Phoenix College venues with multiple matchups and times.
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Islanders maul Giants 10 4 as Fairey homers in win
Hawaii Islanders topple Phoenix 10 to 4 in Pacific Coast League action. Jim Fairey hit a two run homer in the first inning to cap a six run surge. Mark Wiley pitched a complete game allowing 11 hits with four strikeouts and no walks. Steve Huntz added a second inning double driving in a run.
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