Boston Pulls Ahead In AL East Race
The Red Sox win 3-2 in 10 innings against the Mariners to take a slim lead in the AL East as Doyle starts the 10th with a single and scores on Burleson and Lynn. Yankees beat Angels 9-3 to stay within 1 1/2 games. Other MLB results include Twins over Royals, Rangers over White Sox, Indians over Brewers, Dodgers over Mets, Padres over Phillies, Cubs over Reds, Cardinals over Braves, Pirates over Astros, Expos over Giants.
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Boston Red Sox
Denny Doyle
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Don Zimmer
Seattle
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Burleson
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Angels
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Willie Horton
Bert Campaneris
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Reds
Mario Soto
Cincinnati
Soto
Bill Buckner
Jerry Morales
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Steve Ontiveros
Jose Cardenal
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Braves
Host City Narrows to 3 in 1984 Summer Olympics
New York Los Angeles and New Orleans are named as the final three candidate host cities for the 1984 Summer Games. Officials of the United States Olympic Committee announce the narrowed field.
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Los Angeles
New York Mets
N.Y. Times News
New York
New Orleans
United States
Olympic Committee
Olympic House
USOC
Colorado Springs
Colo
OSOC
International Olympic Com
Mittee
Teheran
Iran
IOC
Montreal
Centennial Motors dominates Girls Softball Standings
Centennial Motors won twice last night to solidify first place with a 12 1 record and a two game lead over Coaches Supply. A 2 1 victory over Coaches Supply broke a fifth inning tie as Katy Wilson scored on Vicki Witt and Terri Sloane hits.
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Centennial Motors
Coaches Supply
Centennial
Katy Wilson
Vicki Witt
Terri Sloane
Tina Spanos
Vicki Clipp
C. Motors
C. Supply
Sounds in a Long Hot Summer
State troopers in Lynn Kentucky uncover about 800 marijuana plants on a farm owned by Don Gullett the Yankee pitcher. Police suspect the crop is for sale and note Gullett’s off season residence while the Yankees’ road schedule excludes Lynn. A federal judge in Boston sentences two bookmakers to work with retarded children 60 hours a month for three years. The piece references Yale’s Charley Loftus and a New Haven bookie joint.
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Don Gullett
Yankees
Gullett
Boston
Abie Sarkis
Melvin Berger
Walter E. Fernald
Waltham
Charley Loftus
Yale Athletics
New Haven
Charley
Olympic plans widen to spread games across cities
Mayor Beame seeks 300 million in federal aid to host the 1984 Games, favoring multi city sites to curb costs. Organizers caution duplication and logistics would rise. Frank Shorter opens training stores in Michigan and Colorado to fund athletes. Bernard King faces repeated fines while Nets negotiate his contract. Winchester Swim Club dominates regional meet as Rubbermaid edges Boise Cascade in Industrial Softball.
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Montreal
Frank Shorter
America
East Lansing
Mich
Boulder
Colo
James Wood Star Boggs Eyes 50 Foot Triple Jump at Hagerstown
Ernie Boggs, James Wood senior, aims for a 50 foot triple jump and decathlon at Hagerstown Junior College. He holds the James Wood triple jump record and is the Colonels’ top hurdler, with 22-24 long jump best and plans to improve his grades for a two year JC path.
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Ernie Boggs
Hagerstown Junior College
Star Sports
James Woood
Handley
Benson Walker
Boggs
St Jr. College
James Wood Athletic Club
Colonels
Hagerstown
William Fleming
Darryl McCoy
Lafayette
Nat Richardson
Reggie Evans
York
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