A's Streak Ends as Royals Win Narrowly
May recalled his fear before returning to the field as Orioles bench banter followed. Toronto Blue Jays defeated Detroit 9 to 1 behind Mark Bomback in his first AL win and Lloyd Moseby two RBIs on his first homer of the season. Jon Matlack silenced New York as Texas blanked the Yankees 4 to 0, while Boston beat Chicago 9 to 4 as Gary Allenson drove in three with a third inning homer and Hoffman contributed.
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Connors Aims For Monte Carlo Open Title
Jimmy Connors, 28, hopes to win the Monte Carlo Open on European clay, meeting Guillermo Vilas in the final for a $50,000 purse after reaching the final by straight-set wins, including a 6-1 7-6 victory over Balazs Taroczy. Vilas, who beat Adriano Panatta 6-2 6-2, pursues the upset against the favorite.
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McEnroe Edges Scanlon In Rain Delayed Semi Final
Top seed John McEnroe defeated Bill Scanlon 6 3 6 3 in a rain delayed semifinal at the Jack Kramer Open in Los Angeles. McEnroe advances to meet Sandy Mayer for the title with $15 000 to the winner and $7 500 to the loser. Mayer beat Nick Saviano 6 4 6 2 in a separate semifinal.
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