Indians stumble as Orioles series opens on skid
Cleveland trailing Baltimore in a four game set as Wayne Garland tries to stem a seven game losing streak. Victor Cruz sidelined with a sore hand, and reliever Mike Paxton used longer than planned. Lou Piniella fueled New York's offense with RBI hits and a stolen base.
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Leonard Dominates Chiaverini in Caesars Palace TKO
Sugar Ray Leonard, after a commanding 10 round bout at Caesars Palace, stopped Tony Chiaverini in the fourth with a TKO. Leonard showcased fast, powerful punching and improves to 23-1 with 14 KOs, adding to his Olympic gold era and high profile as a top boxing star.
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Coetzee stops Spinks in Monte Carlo to earn title shot
Gerrie Coetzee, 24, floored Leon Spinks three times in two minutes and three seconds to win by first round technical knockout, earning a shot at the World Boxing Association heavyweight title against John Tate. Spinks cried in his corner and declined interviews, saying, I got beaten. Coetzee, praised for his right hand, predicted the bout could be staged in South Africa before a large crowd and purse, as promoter Bob Arum noted. Tate arrived to gauge his next opponent, impressed by Coetzee’s power but unconvinced by the blitz.
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Trevino tops Canadian Open in Ontario for third title
Lee Trevino won the Canadian Open at Glen Abbey by three strokes, finishing 281 in 72 holes to give him his third title here and push career earnings past $2 million with a $63,000 check. Tom Watson faltered with a triple bogey and finished five strokes back, while Ben Crenshaw claimed runner up at 284 and earned $37,800.
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Rain delays Wimbledon start amid new center court additions
Rain paused first round play at Wimbledon as Bjorn Borg began his title defense against Tom Gorman in front of about 15,000 on Center Court. Innovations include a raised roof adding 1,088 seats and an unprecedented security operation with sniffer dogs and plain clothes police escorts amid heightened vigilance.
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Coetzee on verge of Tate clash after perfect pro run
Coetzee, with 15 KOs in 22 undefeated wins, remained unshaken after his latest victory as South Africans roared during the anthem. He spoke quietly of a possible Tate bout, saying he will train hard and seek divine help.
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Rieth. Elyria Legion coach notches 499th and 500th wins
Sunday at Ely Stadium George Day Field Rieth led Elyria American Legion to two wins over Gallon, reaching his 499th and 500th coaching victories in 25 seasons. He credits talented players and strong assistant coaches for his sustained success, noting a long record since taking over in 1955.
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