U.S. Open boosts American teens amid big names push
Teen stars Andre Agassi and Michael Chang advance to the US Open fourth round as Aaron Krickstein reaches the quarterfinals after a dramatic win. Names like Ivan Lendl, Mats Wilander, Steffi Graf, and Martina Navratilova also move into the quarterfinal stage amid a shifting seed lineup.
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Green claims Canadian title at Glen Abbey in rain
Ken Green wins the Canadian Open at Glen Abbey after a weather delayed final round. He finishes 13 under par at 275, earning 135000 dollars as Scott Verplank and Bill Glasson tie for second. Verplank birdied late but missed, while Green’s 8 iron sealed the win. Betsy King claims LPGA Rail Classic with a 9 under total 207.
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American League standings tease with 5 games listed
Schedule shows Cleveland at Rew Terk Boston at Baltimore Toronto at Detroit Seattle at Monnegata Galitorna at Kansas City Oakland at Texas and additional late games including Los Angeles at Atlanta Yor at Pittsburgh Philadelphia at Chicago Cincinnati at Houston St Louis at San Francisco details vary by source.
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Red Sox Take Early Lead In Tight AL East Race
Boston moved into first place with a 4-1 win at Baltimore while Detroit fell to Toronto 5-4 in 10 innings. Milwaukee and New York also won to stay in the chase as Ernie Whitt homered for Toronto and April standout rallies highlighted the night.
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AL leaders and batting leaders across leagues
A compilation of AL batting leaders with figures for Boggs Greenwell Puckett and Winfield, plus team and league stats for doubles triples steals and pitching. The list includes hitters like Molitor Brett and Canseco with counts, plus pitchers Clemens Langston and Viola and saves by Eckersley and Reardon.
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Forsch Debut Shuts Out Reds in Houston Triumph
In his Houston debut Bob Forsch allowed five hits over eight innings and did not allow a three run double as the Astros defeated Cincinnati 3-0. Forsch was traded from St Louis after a 1974 season with the Cardinals. Orel Hershiser pitched a four-hitter to win his 19th as the Dodgers beat Atlanta 3-0. The Mets pulled 10 games ahead of Pittsburgh as Mookie Wilson hit a three run homer in the eighth and leary Lea Mazzilli drove in the tie breaking run in a 7-5 win at Pittsburgh. San Diego topped San Francisco 7-4 behind Eric Shaw while Pedro Guerrero homered for the Cardinals in a 6-2 St Louis win over Montreal. The Cubs routed the Phillies 14-3, but Philadelphia won the nightcap 4-3 with a four run seventh. Baseball transactions included Indians calling up Reggie Williams and Mike Walker, Twins activating Gary Gaetti, and Giants recalling several players with Ron Davis contract purchase.
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NL leaders list batting averages and team affiliations
The text lists batting averages and players across teams including Seinen BATTING 415 at GPerry Atlanta Gwynn San Diego Palmerro, Dawson Chicago Galarraga Montreal AMS Butter San Francisco Gibson Los Angeles Bonds Pittsburgh Clark San Francisco Van Slyke Pittsburgh Clark San Francisco GDavis Houston VanSiyke Pittsburgh EDavis Cincinnati Strawberry New York with various scores such as 307 306 101 96 86 65 95 89 45 83 43.
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Lendl excluded from US Olympic team over citizenship waiver
The world’s top singles player Ivan Lendl will not join the US Olympic team next month after Czech officials refused waivers for immediate citizenship. Lendl, living in Greenwich Connecticut, had permanent US residence and would be eligible for citizenship in 1992, but lawmakers failed to secure a waiver despite prior approval in Congress.
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