Ashe Loses Paris Clay Clash To Taroczy In Five
Arthur Ashe, the year’s top player after bold wins, falls in the French Open quarterfinals to 22-year-old Balazs Taroczy in five sets. Ashe admits adaptation to clay and ankle tendonitis hindered him as Taroczy advances, later recalling Taroczy once mattered little to him as a Budapest ball boy.
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Balacz Taroczy
Ashe
Paris
Taroczy
Jan Kodes
Budapest
Europe
Scoreboard Summary of Tonight's National League Matches
Texas Perry 54 leads Baltimore Holtzman 53 as Minnesota Decker 2 4 visits Cleveland Dobson 5 5. California Kirkwood 1 5 travels to New York Hunter 65 while Chicago Gossage 43 visits Milwaukee Slaton 7 2. Detroit Bare 3 4 at Kansas City Fitzmorris 62.
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Texas
Perry
Baltimore
Holtzman
Minnesota
Decker
Cleveland
Dobson
California
Kirkwood
New York
Hunter
Chicago
Gossage
Milwaukee
Slaton
Detroit
Bare
Kansas City
Fitzmorris
Baseball's 1980 draft picks by team and hometowns
The list shows the 24 major league teams and their first round picks with player names and birthplaces from across the country. Teams include Houston Arizona State pitcher Floyd Bannister Detroit Pat Underwood Kokomo Indiana Atlanta Ken Smith Youngstown Ohio Milwaukee William Bordley Rolling Hills California San Diego Bob Owchinko Eastern Michigan California Ken Landreaux Arizona State outfielder Cubs Herman Segelke San Francisco White Sox Steven Trout South Holland Illinois pitcher Montreal Robert James Sunstand California pitcher Minnesota James Alien Yakima Washington infielder San Francisco Mark Kuecker Brenham Texas infielder Texas William Simpson Lakewood California outfielder Mets Tom Thurberg South Weymouth Massachusetts pitcher Cleveland Tim Glass Springfield Illinois catcher Cardinals Leon Durham Cincinnati first baseman pitcher Yankees Pat Tabler Cincinnati outfielder Philadelphia Jeff Kraus Cincinnati infielder Kansas City Benjamin Grzybek Hialeah Florida pitcher Los Angeles Mike Scioscia Morton Pennsylvania catcher Baltimore Dallas Williams New York City outfielder Pittsburgh Jim Parke Sterling Heights Michigan pitcher Boston Bruce Hurst St George Utah pitcher Cincinnati Mark King Owensboro Kentucky pitcher Oakland Tom Sullivan Woodbridge Virginia pitcher
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Philadelphia
Baltimore
Pittsburgh
Boston
Cleveland
St. Louis
Detroit
Chicago
Milwaukee
Montreal
Kansas City
Cincinnati
Texas
Los Angeles
San Diego
Minnesota
Houston
Oakland
Atlanta
California
San Francisco
Ohi
Messersmith
Torrez
Wise
R. Reuscher
Stanhouse
Barr
Cincinnnati
Nolan
Reuss
Floyd Bannister
Arizona State
Pat Underwood
Kokomo
Ind
Ken Smith
Youngstown
Ohio
William Bordley
Rolling Hills
Calif
Bob Owchinko
Eastern Michigan
Ken Landreaux
Cubs
Herman Segelke
San Fran
White Sox
Steven Trout
South Holland
Robert James
Sunstand
James Alien
Yakime
Wash
Mark Kuecker
Brenham
Tex
William Simpson
Lakewood
Mets
Tom Thurberg
South Weymouth
Mass
Tim Glass
Springfield
Cardinals
Leon Durham
Yankees
Pat Tabler
Jeff Kraus
Benjamin Grzybek
Hialeah
Fla
Mike Scioscia
Morton
Dallas Williams
New York City
Pittsburooh
Jim Parke
Sterling Heights
Mich
Bruce Hurst
St. George
Utah
Mark King
Owensboro
Tom Sulivan
Woodbridge
Legion scores at Herrin and Marion win over Murphysboro
In Herrin Freeman Spur defeats Sparta 13 12 in nine innings with Dickerson homer. In Marion, C Montgomery limits Murphysboro, Marion wins 17 4 to raise season record to 21 1 in league play and prepares to host St Louis at 8 p.m. Thursday.
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Herrin
Sparta
Freeman Spur
Marion
Murphysboro
McMahan
Wills
Bost
C. Montgomery
Ripley
Salzman
Charlie Montgomery
Maron
St. Louis
Pinckneyville routs Mt. Vernon in softball twin bill
In Pinckneyville Mt. Vernon blanked 13 1 and 4 0. Keenes beat MV 9 4 with Hicks and Whitey Fitzgerald homering. Pinckneyville Keenes now 17 1 and set to host WMIX at 7 30 p m Thursday at the Fairgrounds diamond. Unity Point Baskeybell defeated Makanda 15 11 with Goodman Davis and Heern homering for Boskeydell.
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Whitey Fitzgerald
Pinckneyville
Drag strip weekend results show multiple winners
Saturday results list rounds with winners Abney and Rumsey and runners-up including David Emery and Red Sanders, with numerous placements at West Frankfort, Harrisburg, Zeigler and others. Sunday results crown Earl Rogers and Tommy Stewart as top finishers with multiple runners-up and fourth places, plus Powder Puff winner Vicki Podschweit.
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Abney
Rumsey
Har
David Emery
Carterville
Chick Mohring
West Frank
Red Sanders
Royalton
Mark Sailly
Gary Sanford
Zeigler
Harrawood Bros
Harrisburg
Dennis Ramsey
West Frankfort
Vicki Podschweit
Earl Rogers
Thompsonville
Tommy Stewart
Marion Cate
Danny Ramsey
Jack Syers
Val
Rick Bochantin
du Bois
Steve Florian
SIU E Eclipses SEMO In Regional Baseball Showdown
SIU Edwardsville and Cal Poly meet in Springfield for the NCAA Division II baseball championship. Recounted actions show Reinhardt Pastrovich Scholz and Doerr Morgan in SIUE lineup, Brown homer for SIUE, Moore Ashby Scholz McPherson Brusegard and Harris Serow homered for Cal Poly.
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Reinhardt
Pastrovich
Scholz
Buechting
Hunt
Doerr
Morgan
Brown
Moore
Ashby
McPherson
Brusegard
Harris
Cal-Poly
Serow
Southern Illinois University- Edwardsville
California Polytechnical
Springfield
Tumble Town gymnasts win titles at state meet
Tumble Town of Carbondale sent Polly Piland and Vicki Stolz to the United States Gymnastics Federation State Championships in Alton. Piland won the balance beam title and Stolz captured the beam crown, while Piland added multiple high placements in other events and Stolz added a floor exercise medal.
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Carbondale
Polly Piland
Vicki Stolz
United States Gymnastics Federation
Alton
Miss Stolz
de Soto
Amanda Daugherty
Orioles face possible extended loss as Jackson injured
Baltimore may lose slugger Reggie Jackson after an eight of ten slump. He will have his swollen right hand examined today by an orthopedic specialist after an initial diagnosis indicated a cracked wrist bone.
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Baltimore Orioles
Reggie Jackson
Jackson
Canadiens and Flyers Place Six On NHL All Star Teams
The Montreal Canadiens and Philadelphia Flyers secure six of 12 spots on the NHL postseason All Star squads. Ken Dryden earns first team goalie honors, Guy Lafleur leads league scoring, with several Canadiens and Flyers also represented on first and second teams.
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Montreal
Montreal Canadiens
Philadelphia Flyers
National Hockey League
Ken Dryden
Canadiens
Guy Lafleur
NHL
Guy Lapointe
Phildelphia
Bobby Clarke
Bill
Toronto Maple Leafs
Buffalo
Gil Perreault
Sabres
Richard Martin
Leach
Peterson Wins In Rangers Debut Wearing Opponent Jersey
Peterson wore Nelson Briles jersey after his own shirt was lost en route. He pitched for Texas in a 6-3 win over Baltimore, aided by Steve Foucault in relief, while Briles was celebrated by teammates. Peterson hoped to reclaim his own shirt next outing.
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Associated Press
Fritz Peterson
Ohio
New Jersey
Nelson Briles
Peterson
Cleveland
Indians
Texas
Rangers
Briles
Baltimore
Nelson
Steve Foucault
Orioles
Gene Clines
Jim Sundberg
Jeff Burroughs
Kansas City
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John Vinocur
London
American Legion
Frec
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Grier
Dickerson
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Steinmetiz
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Doris Purcell
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Dave Roberts
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Gene Tenace
Ken McMullen
Larry Lintz
Bill North
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Steve Braun
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