Showdown with West Genesee Looms Over Section Three Final
Jamesville-DeWitt faces unbeaten West Genesee in the Section Three lacrosse final at Coyne Stadium. JD seeks its first win over the Wildcats in three years, relying on defense and a trio of offensive stars Zulberti Curry and Donahue to challenge Genesee’s potent attack led by Donahue.
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Jamesville-De Witt
J-D
Coyne Stadium
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Wildcats
Jim Pistello
Red Rams
Pistello
John Zulberti
Todd Curry
Pat Donahue
Tully
Henninger
Genesee
Horvath Upsets Navratilova In French Open Shock
Seventeen-year-old Kathy Horvath of the United States stunned defending champion Martina Navratilova 6-4 0-6 6-3 in a fourth round upset at Roland Garros. The crowd of 12,000 watched Horvath rally from 4-2 down in the first set and surge to a decisive third set, ending Navratilova's perfect run on red clay.
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Kathy Horvath
United States
Martina Navratilova
Roland Garros
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Navratilova
Largo
Fla
Jo Durie
Britain
Kathy Rinaldi
Eliot Teltscher
Patrice Kuchna
France
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Marcos Hocevar
Brazil
Deuce
Goolagong Cawley stuns as McEnroe hit with heavy fines
Evonne Goolagong Cawley extended her 39 match streak while Martina Navratilova praised her form after a surprising upset. Officials announced fines totaling 33,000 against John McEnroe for behavior during the French Open, including 1,500 for physical abuse and 1,500 for verbal abuse.
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Joan McEnroe
United States
McEnroe
Marshall Happer
International Professional Tennis Council
Ben Testerman
Indy 500 pole goes to Teo Fabi in record field
Indianapolis AP Teo Fabi earned the pole with 207.395 mph as a record-strong 67th Indy 500 field gathered. Rick Mears Mike Mosley and rookies join stars A J Foyt Al Unser Mario Andretti in a wide open race with ten drivers over 200 mph.
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Teo Fabi
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al Unser Sr
Roger Mears
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Tony Bettenhausen
al Sr
Bobby
Bobby Unser
Unser
Pat Patrick
Johnny Rutherford
Hagler Retains Crown With Fourth Round Knockout
Marvin Hagler retained the middleweight title with a fourth round knockout of Wilford Scypion in Providence. The bout settled debates over 12 versus 15 rounds and showcased Hagler’s inside power. Scypion offered little in response. Hagler hinted at retirement, citing health and title to consider, while seeking a final big payday.
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Scypion
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Ken Weldon
Weldon
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