Farrell Helps Indians End Six-Game Slide In 10-7 Win
Cleveland exploded offensively to beat Seattle 10-7 before 18,096 at the Stadium. John Farrell earned the win to improve to 9-5 with seven and a third innings, while Doug Jones secured his 15th save in 15 chances. Key hits came from Ron Kittle Joe Carter Brook Jacoby and a three-run third and four-run fifth.
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Graf dethrones Navratilova in Wimbledon final
Martina Graf, 19, defeats Navratilova 5 7 6 2 6 1 on Centre Court to claim the women's title and threaten a calendar year Grand Slam. She began tennis at age three in Bruehl and now leads the sport with a German surge. Boris Becker looms for the men as the spotlight shifts to the men’s final.
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Browns beef up
Browns add depth to the roster as they prepare for upcoming games. The team seeks improved pitching and infield defense with several trades and signings shaping their lineup. Key players and expected roles are outlined by sports writers on the page.
Edberg to Face Becker in Wimbledon Final
Boris Becker seeks a third Wimbledon title in four years as Stefan Edberg meets him in a high profile final for the 272250 first prize. Becker, 20, won his first title by beating Curren and then beat Lendl in straight sets a year later. Lendl saved match points Friday before a third set tiebreak kept the match going into a second day. Becker won 6 4, 6 3, 6 7, 6 4 after showers interrupted play.
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Sullivan Sets Fastest Run For Penske Pole In Cleveland
Sullivan drives Penske to pole at Cleveland Grand Prix on the Burke Lakefront course with a 138.068 mph lap. He eclipsed Roberto Guerrero’s record, topping the field as the fifth consecutive pole record fall in Cleveland.
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