Arizona and Hawaii reach CWS final after thrilling comeback
Arizona rallied from an 8-3 deficit to beat California 11-10 in the College World Series, advancing to face Hawaii in the final. Dwight Taylor delivered a clutch ninth inning double, and Arizona erased a 10-8 deficit with a late rally while Cal finished 44-23-1.
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Shearer chases low score with hot putting at Atlanta Classic
Australian Bob Shearer built a nine under par 63 in round one of the Atlanta Golf Classic, rallying on the greens with nine birdies and optimism he can string together a 68 or 69. He leads by two as top names struggle on a forgiving course. Jack Nicklaus shoots 78 amid Open tuneup, while Murphy eyes early lead with a 64.
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Mark Lye
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Calvin Peete
Tom Shaw
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Office's First Expo Homer Caps 2-0 Win Over Cubs
Rowland Office delivered a two run homer backing Scott Sanderson as the Montreal Expos blanked the Chicago Cubs 2-0. Sanderson earned his 6 3 mark with eight strikeouts over six plus innings of shutout ball while Office filled in for the injured Ellis Valentine. The Expos improved to 18-6 in their last 24 games as Cromartie and Office supplied the offense.
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Bowling MACS MIKES CLASSIC RN's
Reading OCR fragments, the item lists players and scores with scattered codes and numbers. The text mentions various names such as Think Big and Lenny Beaches and includes multiple row style references like No 2 and No 74, plus percentages and dollar style figures.
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Check Baling
Wayne Imbol
Evert Lloyd Reaches French Open Final After Classical Win
In Paris Evert-Lloyd defeats Hana Mandlikova 6 7 6 2 6 2 in a semifinal of the 650000 prize French Open to reach the final against Virginia Ruzici. The American, 25, played a steady match in 100 degree heat, overcoming Mandlikova's power and a late first-set tie break to lead 2 0 sets.
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Pete Rozelle Elected NFL Boss at Age Thirty Three
A fragment notes that Pete Rozelle, aged 33, was elected to lead the National Football League, marking a pivotal appointment in league history. The concise item highlights Rozelle's youth and the significance of his election.
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National Football League
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