Kohde-Kilseh advances. White falls at French Open
Fourth seed Claudia Kohde-Kilseh of West Germany defeated Lari McNeil 6-4 6-1 to lead top players into the French Open second round on red clay. Laura Gildemeister beat Asme White 6-1 6-3, the notable upset as day two began.
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Medina Co sponsors over age track meet at Dukes Stadium
Medina and Discount Drug Mart co-sponsor a June 14 track meet for 18 plus entrants at Kenneth Dukes Memorial Stadium. Proceeds benefit the American Heart Association. Events include 1500, 100, 400, 800, 3000, 60, long jump, running long jump, and medley relay. Age groups span 18 to over 65. Celebrity race included. Entry by phone. participants receive T shirt and sports package. Meet runs 6:30 am to 1 pm with awards at 1 pm.
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Celtics Aim to Even Series as Olajuwon Thrills Crowd
Celtics grind out a 21 point lead with Walton Parish Bird and Johnson fueling the surge. Parish notes Houston’s Akeem Olajuwon draws double and triple teams but still scores. Sampson vows greater aggression as the series continues and games 2 looms.
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Live TV drives Indy coverage beyond the race
Sam’s yesterday stunt drew the remark that it would have killed to do what he did. Jack Arute roamed the Speedway for interviews and praised the coverage. He stressed that unlimited interview opportunities mark a first since ABC began televising Indy in 1971, making TV more than just the race to viewers.
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San Diego Sockers Win Fifth Indoor Soccer Title
San Diego Sockers, led by coach Ron Newman in a tuxedo, defeated the Minnesota Strikers 5 3 to clinch their fifth consecutive indoor soccer title. San Diego trailed 3 1 in the best of seven series yet finished strong at home, extending their post season home win streak to 28 1, while Minnesota pressured with 46 shots.
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Night Indy 500 talk stirs TV sponsor debate
Veteran driver Johnny Parsons says he would race anytime with car lights, while Unser prefers racing the next day or Saturday. He argues fans would miss the event if run on a workday, noting they spend much on tickets and deserve a Saturday race to watch.
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Undefined terms and match notes from a torn page
The fragment references several sports results and events including Boston leading a series 1-0, a May date with team names Houston and Boston, and a San Diego vs Minnesota game with San Diego winning 5-3 to claim a championship. Names and dates are inconsistent and several words are garbled.
Baseball and hockey trades and rosters from major leagues
Multiple MLB teams announce moves including Ken Forsch waived, Chuck Finley contract purchased, and Barry Bonds contract purchase. Indians sign Turer Gil. Twins promote Mare Salay and recall Jeff Reed. Mariners recall John Moses. Calderon to Calgary. Pirates sign Bonds. Cardinals place Horton on 15 day DL. Giants option Gulden and recall Aldrete. Celtics sign Wedman. Steelers sign three and announce Woodley did not report to mini camp. Wings move training camp. Canucks sign Skriko. French Open results and a New York Metro impersonation finish.
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European PGA Championship at Wentworth final scores
Wentworth England hosted the Whyte and Mackay European PGA Championship on the West course. Final totals list Roger Davis as champion with 284 and $53,104, Des Smyth at 28, Nick Faldo at 19,988, all with rounds totaling 68 70 68 78 for Smyth and 74 74 5 264 for Faldo.
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