Vision of Sutter in bullpen inspires Mets relief effort
Mets beat Cubs 4 3 as Neil Allen gains his 12th save in two perfect innings. He watched Bruce Sutter warm up and feared the Hall of Fame closer before the Brewers spared him. The Mets rallied with two seventh inning RBI singles from Youngblood and Stearns to take a lead. Ed Glynn earned the win, Swan started for New York and Bill Buckner hit a two run homer for Chicago.
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Expos face Phillies on Sanderson two hitter shutout win
Scott Sanderson pitched a two hitter shutout beating Philadelphia 1-0 to widen Montreal's NL East lead. The game featured a disputed play at home on Chris Speier's ninth inning run and sidelined Phillies’ Larry Bowa with a hamstring pull. Ron LeFlore stole two bases to extend his season total to 40 and 17 straight steals.
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Orioles' Stone a gourmet poet and ace on Orioles
The Orioles' Steve Stone, a gourmet, wine connoisseur and poet, hurled a six hitter for his eighth straight win as Toronto fell to Baltimore. He improved to 10-3 with nine strikeouts and tied for the American League lead in victories, while posting his fourth straight complete game.
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Perry says era changes make tennis eras hard to compare
Will Grimsley reports Fred Perry, Wimbledon and television figure, argues there is a champion for each era and comparisons across generations are futile. He cites Tilden and Borg, notes changes in equipment and rules since 1930, and contrasts old style play with modern one while praising enduring athletic qualities.
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SEMO promotes Rosengarten to athletic director
Southeast Missouri State appoints Marvin Rosengarten as athletic director, ending his tenure as track and cross country coach. Rosengarten, SEMO alumnus of 1954, had served as interim athletic director since July 1979 after Russ Sloan’s resignation. He will step down from coaching and return to campus after a career in Missouri and Arizona high schools and Southeast football.
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