Ex-Card Cepeda heads to prison for marijuana sentence
Former NL MVP Orlando Cepeda reports to Elgin Federal Prison in Florida to begin a five year term for possession of marijuana. At 40, he remains in playing shape and plans to study, improve mentally, and volunteer while serving time. His family expresses support and hopes the experience aids his future.
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Templeton Still Glum After His Wins Game
Templeton, a 22 year old shortstop, doubled home the tie breaking run in the seventh, stole third, and scored on an error to give the Cardinals a 7-5 victory over the Expos. He also committed his 22nd and 23rd errors, drawing post game questions about his mood after a late rally. Forsch and Swisher hit two run homers for St Louis, matching a two homer output for the team, the first time in 33 games.
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Lietzke wins Canadian Open in slim victory
Bruce Lietzke, after a 2-over 73, captures the Canadian Open by one stroke at Glen Abbey. Trevino, McGowan, Crenshaw and others chase in a tight final round as Nicklaus ends outside the run, while Lietzke vows goal setting and a stronger season ahead.
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Lopez finishes 15 back in Keystone Open duel
Hershey Pennsylvania AP Nancy Lopez, rookie star of the LPGA, finishes 15 behind Pat Bradley who wins the Lady Keystone Open with a 206 10 under par. Bradley earns 7500, Lopez collects 156266 in season earnings. Blalock places second after steady 67 72 71 at Hershey Country Club West Course.
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Argentina Wins World Cup In Dramatic Extra Time
Argentina celebrated a 3 1 overtime victory over the Netherlands to claim the World Cup title in Buenos Aires. Mario Kempes scored twice and Daniel Bertoni added the clincher as coach Cesar Luis Menotti praised the team effort and rebuilding of a new era for Argentine soccer.
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