49ers Rally Past Broncos In Overtime Thriller
San Francisco erased a 24 7 deficit to beat Denver 27 24 as Dennis Brown returned an interception 23 yards to set up Mike Cofer’s 22 yard field goal with 14 seconds left. Steve Young replaced Joe Montana and threw two second half TDs including a 4 yard TD to Jamie Williams with 40 seconds remaining. Elway completed 14 of 17 for 177 yards.
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Cedar Rapids slow-pitch teams shine in regional tourneys
Armstrong's Sports Center placed third in the 12-inch A regional in Springfield Missouri and qualified for the national in Parma Ohio from Aug 31 to Sept 3. Armstrong's went 5-2, beat two teams on Sunday but fell 10-4 to Sports Afoot of Des Moines. CeMar Janitorial Cedar Rapids won the men's D 12-inch title at Waterloo with a 7-0 record, earning a national berth in Overland Park Kansas Aug 31 to Sept 3. Ruzicka Meats/ C.R. Merchants also qualified. Doc & Eddy's Cedar Rapids finished second to Farner-Bocken in the 14-inch Major state tourney in Urbandale, 6-0 in the final after a 5-2 run. Little Caesar's Cedar Rapids placed second to Gino's Urbandale in the 14-inch A state tourney in Marshalltown. Scott Long led Little Caesar's with a .455 average, three homers, 11 RBI and nine runs. Emmett Doolin hit .421 with two homers and 10 RBI.
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Scott Long
Emmett Doolin
Gary Wignall
Scott Wilhelm
Bomber’s ninth inning homer lifts Seafirst to ISC title
Bomber hit a two run homer in the ninth to power Seafirst Bank Seattle past Penn Corp of Sioux City 4-2 in the International Softball Congress World Fast Pitch Championship final. Jimmy Moore earned the win as Outstanding Pitcher with a 7-1 record. Mike Meyers, a former Washington State pitcher, added a two run homer in the fifth to put Seattle ahead 2-0 before Sioux City tied it and forced extras.
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Pirates win sixth straight behind Heaton and Redus
Neal Heaton pitched six scoreless innings for his first win since June 24 and Gary Redus hit a two run homer as the Pirates defeated the Houston Astros 7-1. Pittsburgh improved to 72-49, 23 games over .500, tying their season best winning streak.
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Red Sox edge Orioles to take AL East lead in 2-1 win
Boston starter Greg Harris labored through 8 innings, throwing 139 pitches as the Red Sox edged Baltimore 2-1 on Ellis Burks sacrifice fly in the eighth. Harnisch took the loss after 8 innings of three-hit ball as New York’s win over Toronto kept Boston atop the division. Jeff Gray earned the save.
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Alvaro Espinoza
Tony Fernandez
Greg Cabaret
Kevin Maas
Robinson
Henderson
Seattle
Steinbrenner Names Michael Yankees General Manager
Michael Steinbrenner is appointed Yankees general manager with a three year contract replacing Pete who stays as special adviser. George Bradley remains in charge of the minor leagues as vice president. Stump Merrill’s contract is extended through 1992 with the manager having led since June 6 following Bucky Dent’s firing.
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Pirates Rally To Halt Reds Derby In Four Game Set
The Pirates beat Cincinnati in a four game series as pitchers struggled and offense stepped up. Bobby Bonilla hit three homers in the series while Reds starters Danny Jackson and Tom Browning were injured, leaving Scott Scudder and Chris Hammond to carry the load. The two teams head to Pittsburgh for another four game clash with tension mounting over the NL lead.
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Tom Browning
Scott Scudder
Chris Hammond
Jack Armstrong
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Bobby Bonilla
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Veteran trades and pennant race eligibility in baseball history
Veterans surface around pennant races as rosters set by August 31. Contenders chase last-minute acquisitions like Harold Baines and key pitchers. past moves show mixed results for teams such as the White Sox, Red Sox, Giants and others, with mixed outcomes for both sides.
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Yankees
Andy Hawkins
Tim Leary
Dave LaPoint
Texas Rangers
Harold Baines
Chicago
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Baines
Sox
Scott Fletcher
Sammy Sosa
Boddicker
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