Turner Downplays Star Status After Padres Win
San Diego Padres outfielder Jerry Turner, going 3-for-4 with two runs, rejected all-star labeling as Padres end a three-game slide by defeating the St. Louis Cardinals 3-2. Turner, hitting .284 with a 10-for-24 stretch, helped Randy Jones to his first win since May 28, with Rollie Fingers securing the save.
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Sykes to have surgery today
Pitcher Bob Sykes of the St. Louis Cardinals was slated for surgery on a blood clot in his left shoulder. The 24-year-old was admitted to Jewish Hospital and placed on the 21 day disabled list. The report also covers other Cardinals and Padres game details and upcoming matchup.
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Hooton Stoppers Cubs as Dodgers Snap Slump 7-3
Burt Hooton limited the Cubs to eight hits to earn his seventh win as Los Angeles stopped a three game skid with a 7-3 victory. Dusty Baker hit two homers and Gary Thomasson, Steve Garvey also went deep as the Dodgers totaled 11 hits and 4 homers in the televised game.
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New Jazz coach pledges best without promises
Salt Lake City AP reports Tom Nissalke named Utah Jazz head coach. He declines to promise a turnaround after the team went 26-54 last season. Nissalke, 44, previously led Houston to 47-35 and an Eastern Conference playoff berth and returns to Utah after coaching the ABA's Utah Stars. He replaces Elgin Baylor and notes a multiyear contract reportedly at least three years.
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McEnroe Wins Artois Tennis Final at Queen's Club
John McEnroe defeated Victor Pecci of Paraguay 6-7 6-1 6-1 to win the Stella Artois Tournament final at the Queen's Club. The match followed a week of tense exchanges with spectators and officials. The Gullikson twins Tim and Tom won the doubles title, beating Sherwood Stewart and Marty Riessen 6-4 6-4.
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Nance ankle not broken in all-star game news
Southern Illinois University Carbondale recruit Charles Nance injured his ankle in an all star game but X rays showed no fracture. Coach Joe Gottfried said Nance would report to Louisville for treatment and could play this weekend. fellow Saluki recruit David Youngblood also starred in the Indiana versus Kentucky all star game in Indianapolis.
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Baseball results from multiple MLB games and tournaments
MLB: Baltimore at Cleveland pitchers Palmer versus Bark er. Toronto at New York Beatty versus Huffman. Seattle 5 Chicago 18 in a Chicago collapse. Dodgers beat Cubs 7-3. American Legion Harrisburg tourney: Murphysboro 5 Paducah 2. Harrisburg 13 Murphysboro 2. Murphysboro 5 Harrisburg 3 in earlier games. Murphysboro and Harrisburg lead four-team event with Salem and Mount Vernon also playing. Murphysboro to face Cape Girardeau next.
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Carbondate Park District Classic Softball Scores
Jets defeated Dugout 4 to 3 while Warriors beat Bank of Carbondale 8 to 7 in men s slow pitch action. Miles beat Mardale Raiders 16 to 11 and Chuck s Rentals topped Shorthoppers 31 to 12.
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