Bryant led Stars topple Stallions in playoff upset
Baltimore in a record scoring burst defeated Birmingham 28-14 to earn a shot at the title. Kelvin Bryant produced a 70 yard pass and a 76 yard run, accounting for 116 rushing yards and 101 receiving yards as the Stars surged to a 28-0 lead before Birmingham scored.
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Jefferson wins District VI Babe Ruth 14-15 title in drama
Pitchers Dennis Schreckengast and Greg Kearney held Washington to five hits as Jefferson triumphed 5-3 to clinch the 14-15 year olds district crown. Tim Welsh doubled twice for Jeff. Washington’s Dave Burtis had two hits. Jefferson advances to the state tournament July 22-27 at Ottumwa.
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Cubs Rally Past Giants On Durham's Two Homers
Chicago defeated San Francisco 6-5 as Leon Durham hit two home runs, turning a 5-3 deficit into a Cubs win. The victory halted the Giants four-game run and prevented a four-game sweep.
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Lopez storms to three shot LPGA Mazda Hall of Fame win
Nancy Lopez birdied the final seven holes for a 7-under 281 total to capture the LPGA Mazda Hall of Fame Championship in Sugar Land Texas. JoAnne Carner finished one back after a late bogey run, Allison Finney tied Carner for second with 284 as Finney shot a 66 tying the course record Mary Beth Zimmerman set earlier. Lopez earned 45000 dollars and moved to 374231 for the year.
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Al Unser Jr. wins Cleveland Grand Prix as Andretti's engine bursts
Al Unser Jr. takes his second Indy car victory in eight days at Burke Lakefront Airport. Mario Andretti leads most of the 88 laps before flames erupt from his Lola engine with three laps left, ending his bid. Geoff Brabham finishes second after late fuel issues. Jacques Villeneuve and Arie Luyendyk follow.
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Legion Red Sweeps Doubleheaders To Boost Standings
Cedar Rapids Legion Red swept four games against Albert Lea over the weekend, winning 9-8, 6-4 on Saturday and 10-0, 16-0 on Sunday to improve to 15-12. John Malacek homered, Chad Van Scoyoce drove in three, and Furnish and McLeod led the offense with three hits apiece Sunday.
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Reds Aim to Bounce Back as Sigler Powers Way
Reds host at 7 30 with Sigler away Tuesday perhaps fishing. Peoria scored three in the first against Ozzie Soto but Sigler tied it with a two run homer. Williams drove in seven across two days in the series, as Cedar Rapids pulled away 8 4.
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