Wimbledon Players donate share to Africa aid drive
Tennis greats including McEnroe support Tennis Players for Africa pledging at least 5 percent of prize money. Ray Moore cites 70 of 128 male Wimbledon entrants signed the pledge with plans to reach full participation soon. Navratilova and Noah also contributed portions at recent events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McEnroe
Ray Moore
Association of Tennis Professionals
Women’s Tennis Association
Martina Navratilova
Yannick Noah
Memphis
Tenn
Rosberg wins Detroit Grand Prix in bold street race
Keke Rosberg of Finland wins the Detroit Grand Prix driving a Honda powered Williams, overcoming an unscheduled tire stop with 14 laps to go to beat Stefan Johansson by 57.5 seconds. Ayrton Senna led early before pitting, Mansell retired after a tire barrier impact, and Michele Alboreto extends his championship lead with a third place finish in a 100,000-strong crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Keke Rosberg
Finland
Rosberg
Dallas
Renaissance Center
Ferrari
Stefan Johansson
Sweden
Johansson
Ayrton Senna
Brazil
Nigel Mansell
Williams
Senna
Mansell
Elio de Angelis
Italy
Lotus
de Angelis
Michele Alboreto
Alboreto
McLaren
Alain Prost
France
Prost
Stallions win Eastern title in upset of Generals
The Birmingham Stallions defeated the New Jersey Generals 14-6 to clinch the United States Football League Eastern Conference title in East Rutherford. Stoudt threw a third quarter TD and Walton’s 46 yard interception return stretched the lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
East Rutherford
N.J
Cliff Stoudt
Ted Walton
Birmingham Stallions
New Jersey Generals
United States Football League
Birmingham
Generals
Stallions
Herschel Walker
New Jersey
Stoudt
Jim Smith
Smith
Walton
Ron Reeves
Reeves
Sam Bowers
Roger Ruzek
Ballesteros defeats Langer in Irish Open playoff
Seve Ballesteros of Spain sank a 40 foot putt on the second playoff hole to edge Bernhard Langer of West Germany and win the Irish Open in Dublin. Langer shot a course record 63 in the final round for a 278 total, while Parker and Woosnam trailed as Smyth faded. Ballesteros collected 25600 dollars and claimed his first European win of the year amid a tense finish with Langer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Ireland
Severiano Ballesteros
Spain
Bernhard Langer
West Germany
Langer
Ballesteros
Europe
Philip Parkin
Ian Woosnam
Wales
Des Smyth
Wentworth
St. Andrews
Florence
Calif
Foyer
Carmel
Ind
Southern Methodist
Indiana
Carner
Ritzman
Farwig
Miller
Miller wins fourth LPGA title of season in Indianapolis
Alice Miller fired a 2-under 70 to win the Mayflower Classic by six strokes, earning $37,500 and setting a single-season LPGA earnings record with $318,250 for 1985. Ritzman, Blalock, Zimmermann tied for second at 286 while Amy Benz and Lori Garbacz finished at 287.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Alice Miller
Ladies Professional Golf Association
Miller
Jane Blalock
Mary Beth Zimmerman
Beth Solomon
Amy Benz
Lori Garbacz
Alice Ritzman
Stephanie Farwig
Ritzman
Sally Little
Farwig
Martha’ Foyer
Little
JoAnne Carner
Also Mentioned on This Page
Altobelli
Balti
Orioles
Joe Altobelli
Edward Bennett Williams
Earl Weaver
Earl
Wbal Radio
Weaver
Beirut
Washington
Athens
National Basketball Players Association
New York
Greece
Bridgeman
Strawberry
Darryl Strawberry
New York Mets
Mets
St. Louis
Milwaukee Brewers
Bill Schroeder
Schroeder
Pittsburgh Pirates
Johnnie LeMaster
LeMaster
Montreal
Pirates
Sammy Khalifa
Hawaii
United States
Rod Dedeaux
University of Southern California
Tokyo
Japan
University All Stars
McEnroe
USFL
Stars
Bandits
College Park
Kelvin Bryant
Allen Harvin
Baltimore
Tampa Bay
David Trout
Mike Johnson
Harvin
Bryant
Bulls
Gold
Jacksonville
Fla
Mike Rozier
Ed Luther
Denver
Rozier
Luther
Showboats
Wranglers
Mike Kelley
Arizona
Royal Dublin Course
Jackson County Taxpayers
Shirley Dillinger
Booker Jackson County
Menard Correctional Center
Mississippi River
Chester
Illinois
West
Jackson St
North Illinois
Railroad
Warren Harding
Rte
Carbondale