Herald & tantem 14 December '83

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Moses Malone^

(From Page 34) only chance I had to see them play, the football was of good quality. The USFL continued to rob the^NFL of good players and should have even a better year in 1984. BACK TO BASEBALL for a minute. The American League finally got the old monkey off its back in the All-Star game. Fred Lynn hit a grandslam, the first ever in a mid-season classic, to provide the Junior Circuit with a 13 to 3 win. The win broke an 11 game win streak by the Nationals. The game also marked the 50th anniversary of the classic. Tennis lost two things this year when Bjorn Borg retired. It lost a great player, maybe the greatest ever, and it ended the BorgJohn McEnroe match-ups that tennis fans were treated to over therpast few years. Borg said he lost his fighting spirit but his new bride and the money he alreadjr'made probably had a lot to do with his retirement. Jimmy Conners has marital problems, but that didn’t seem to matter too much when it came to Wimbledon. Connors played the best of his life to win the title and maybe his last British crown. Larry Nelson outlasted rain and Tom Watson to become golf’s U.S. Open Champ. The 35 year-old won the title in record fashion. He didn’t just hold on as many other golf winners do, he toured the final 36 holes in a record 132. It was great to see another name at the top of the leader board for a change. It seemed to me that it would last forever, but the America's cup races finally ended. Australia won the

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cup ending a America hold on the trophy that had lasted since 1851. Trailing 3-1 in races, the Aussies took advantage of equipment problems on the “Liberty” to win the final three races. In the final race, the “Austrailia 11” won by just 43 seconds, ending the longest winning streak in sports. THE PHILADELPHIA Flyers made it to the first round of the playoffs only to get bounced by the New York Rangers. The other N.Y. team, the Islanders, won the Stanley Cup for the fourth straight time, in a season that saw Wayne Gretzky set alf kinds of records for scoring. All-in-all it was a pretty good year in sports. Now if we can get a few things straightened out we could look forward to a better year in 1984. Drugs, the biggest problem now, has already scared next years sporting events.

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