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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1978

Page

13

Navratilova Captures Wimbledon Title in Three Sets

Martina Navratilova defeated Chris Evert 2-6 6-4 7-5 to win the women's singles title at Wimbledon, claiming the top prize of 30,780 and becoming the first Eastern European born champion here. Bjorn Borg and Jimmy Connors reached the men's final with straight-set wins.

Wimbledon England Martina Navratilova Chris Evert Navratilova United States Evert Bjorn Borg Jimmy Connors Borg Tom Okker Fred Perry Connors Vitas Gerulaitis Connors-Gerulaitis Gerulaitis

Wimbledon Players Clash On Grass In Title Showdown

Martina Navratilova the No 2 seed beat Goolagong 2 6 6 4 to reach the final against Evert while Bjorn Borg and Connors compete for a 34300 prize. Okker battles as rain interrupts play and King advances in mixed doubles as she pursues record Wimbledon titles.

Wimbledon Evert Eastbourne Navratilova Goolagong Billie Jean King Olga Morozova Soviet Union Jimmy Borg Virginia Ruzici Romania Mima Jausovec Yugoslavia Kerry Reid Wendy Turnbull Australia Elizabeth Ryan Ray Ruffels

Simmons Among NL All Stars Reserves Named

Dodgers manager Tommy Lasorda named 11 NL reserves to complete the All-Star squad. Lopes Cey and Smith join Concepcion in a six-man Reds-Dodgers representation, with starters Garvey Monday and pitcher John. Seaver Grimsley Rogers Zachry Blue Fingers Sutter Suttner.

New York Atlanta Jeff Burroughs Dave Lopes Ron Cey Reggie Smith Dodgers Tommy Lasorda Lasorda Lopes Smith Cey Cincinnati Dave Concepcion Reds Los Angeles Steve Garvey Rick Monday Tommy John Concepcion Philadelphia Larry Bowa Joe Morgan Pete Rose George Foster Johnny Bench Tom Seaver St. Louis Burroughs Phil Niekro San Diego Ted Simmons Bob Boone Willie Stargell Pittsburgh Jack Clark San Francisco Terry Puhl Houston Dave Winfield Phillies Bowa Greg Luzinski Seaver John Niekro Montreal Ross Grimsley Steve Rogers Pat Zachry Vida Blue Rollie Fingers

Former Saluki Herrera Joins Oakland Raiders

Former Southern Illinois back Andre Herrera, a Bronx native and 1976 Saluki record setter, was claimed off waivers by the Oakland Raiders from Kansas City. Herrera signed with Oakland and will report to training camp Monday after spending 1977 season with a CFL team.

Oakland Riaders Southern Illinois University-Carbondale Andre Herrera Kansas City Chiefs National Football League New York Herrera The Raiders Oakland Bronx N.Y Tony Dorsett Kansas City Chesfs Kansas City NFL

Baseball star George Scott criticizes All-Star voting process

Boston’s George Scott blasts fan balloting as stinks while not upset at losing a starting AL first base spot. He cites Fred Lynn’s strong stats and defends his defensive mastery as a longtime Gold Glove winner. Scott reflects on his range, throwing, and fielding as key to being a good first baseman.

Bruce Sutter Chicago New York Yankees Billy Martin Rick Burleson Carl Yastrzemski Fred Lynn Boston Graig Nettles Thurman Munson New York Jim Sundberg Texas Chet Lemon Chicago White Sox Roy Howell Toronto Eddie Murray Baltimore Craig Reynolds Seattle Jason Thompson Detroit Frank White Kansas City Lary Sorenson Milwaukee Yastrzemski George Scott Red Sox Scott Minnesota Rod Carew Milwaukee Brewers Willie Mays Hank Aaron Mickey Mantle George Zimmer Brooks Robinson

Cardinals slip by Pirates on three-base miscue

The St Louis Cardinals beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 3 2 aided by a peculiar three base error in the fifth inning. Garry Templeton reached on an infield hit that ricocheted off Frank Taveras and scored the decisive run as Willie Stargell hit a two run homer for Pittsburgh. John Denny earned the win despite allowing ten Pirate hits and the Pirates missed a chance to rally as four St Louis twin killings helped preserve the victory.

St. Louis Cardinals Pittsburgh Pirates St. Louis Ken Boyer Boyer Pirates Jim Rooker Garry Templeton Templeton Frank Taveras Taveras Pittsburgh Chuck Tanner Steve) Brye Willie Stargell John Denny Gopher Stargell Denny Booker Tanner

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