Cosmos defense shines as Chinaglia nets cup winner
Giorgio Chinaglia scored the sole goal and earned MVP honors as the Cosmos defeated Seattle 1-0 in Soccer Bowl VIII. Alan Hinton praised Carlos Alberto, noting the veteran defender and a near-flawless New York back line that left goalkeeper Hubert Birkenmeyer with no saves after 70 minutes. Seattle had early pressure, outshooting 8-1 in the opening 20 minutes, before Chinaglia’s 30th minute strike shifted momentum.
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West division dogfight heats up in AL race
From Page C-1. Royals face potential trouble if they lose in California as twins and Angels hinge on pitching. Bruce Kison throws a four hitter for the Angels in the Toronto win. Brewers thump Yankees as Molitor and Yount power Milwaukee to five straight wins and a two-game lead in AL East. Orioles honor Earl Weaver as Flanagan, 15-10, wins to complete Thanks Earl Day. White Sox top A's with Luzinski and Kemp driving runs. Red Sox slam Tigers on Lansford's grand slam. Mariners edge Rangers as Mercado and Nunez shine in rookie debuts.
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Weaver to remain with Orioles as coach after stepping down as manager
Earl Weaver, honored on Thanks Earl Day before a crowd of 41,127, will retire as manager this season and serve two years as a special coach for the Baltimore Orioles. Owner Edward Bennett Williams announced a lifelong contract option, easing Weaver's nerves after years of service. Weaver said the farewell comments quieted speculation and he wants to stay with the Orioles.
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Bair Saves Cardinals From Mets as Win Streak Reaches Seven
Bruce Sutter stars with 33 saves but Doug Bair secures eight wins this season. His clutch performance sealed a 3-1 Cardinals win over the New York Mets, extending St Louis’ streak to seven. St. Louis leads NL East. Pirates top Phillies 8-1. Dodgers beat Astros in 10. Braves, Cubs, Giants, Expos also posted wins.
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Haas surprise winner in Hall of Fame golf
Jay Haas captured an unexpected victory at the Hall of Fame Classic in Pinehurst North Carolina beating John Adams in a sudden death playoff. Haas birdied the final in regulation and sealed the win with a par on the second playoff hole earning $45 000 and delaying his title defense for 22 years due to the event’s upcoming schedule changes. Morris Hatalsky Curtis Strange and Bobby Clampett were close behind in a tight leaderboard.
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Casper wins Senior golf playoff in dramatic finish
Billy Casper defeats Bob Toski in a sudden death playoff to capture the Merrill Lynch Golf Digest Senior PGA title in Newport. Casper earns 22 500 for the win after a 22-foot putt on the fourth extra hole, in a 10 under par spectacle watched by about five thousand fans. Toski, first seniors event, missed a 35-foot clutch putt, while the 16th began in Toski’s favor before Casper seized the victory.
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Victory sweet for veteran McMullen
Kathy McMullen finally wins on the LPGA Tour after 12 years, teaming with Sandra Haynie to take the $120,000 PING Team Golf Championship in Portland. McMullen, 32, had finished runner up many times and says today she cannot hit the ball better or doubt future victories.
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