United States Triumphs Over Brazil In Under 22 Clash
USA defeats Brazil 105-90 with Parson leading 18 points and Harrington 11 as USA builds early lead. Brazil’s de Silva nets 29 points, while Olsen, Williamson and Woodberry contribute for the Americans in a high tempo 22 40s era.
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Baseball League Leaders Associated Plans AMERICAN LEAGUE
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TV Sports Slate Mixed Baseball and Basketball Tonight
Tonight on TV feature includes 7:30 Baseball San Diego at Houston on C18. 8: NBA finals Phoenix at Chicago on 27. Thursday September 30 shows US Open golf and St Louis at Chicago baseball. Friday lists US Open golf and multiple baseball games with ongoing totals and standings.
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Tennis Halle and Manchester Open results shock grass court action
AP reports Tuesday results from the Halle and Manchester grass court events with numerous first round wins. Notables include Patrik Korda defeating Tarango in straight sets, Agassi’s early exit, Navratilova and Sabatini advancing, and Eastbourne also posting early rounds amid a crowded grass season.
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Transactions by the Associated Press overview
Baseball and other sports mixed league moves list player activations, injuries, recalls, and signings across MLB teams including Angels Royals Yankees Mariners Blue Jays Cubs Expos Mets Pirates. NBA hockey football and college appointments also noted with several list entries and staff changes.
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Mick Mantle Card Facts From 1959 Era Highlights
The 1959 season was weak for Mickey Mantle yet he still hit 31 homers with a .284 average and 514 slugging while posting a .392 on base. A composite of his best seasons yields 54 homers 130 RBIs 132 runs and a .365 batting average with 705 slugging and a .5 on base. Mantle was born in Oklahoma and named after Hall of Famer Mickey Cochrane. his 1959 Topps 410 card remains highly valuable, selling for around 500 today.
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Bowling Standings After First Round At Northwest Classic
AP report from Kennewick Washington lists top bowler Bryan Goebel of Merriam Kansas leading with 2 011 pinfall after game five. Rich Abboud of Omaha Nebraska follows at 1 942 and David Dale of Victor Texas sits third with 1 041. Other competitors include Randy Patterson Hollywood Florida Roger Haskell Kant Washington Dennis Bailey Vancouver Washington Eric Adolphson Walnut Creek California Fick Sedsmith Wichita Kansas Ernie Schlegel Vancouver Washington Hugh Miller Seattle Washington David Traber Woodstock Illinois Eric Forkel Chatsworth California.
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Softball City Results List From Mixed League Scores
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Senator’s son sues Ron Gant over bar fight injury
Connie Mack IV, son of a U.S. senator, filed a Cobb County suit against Atlanta Braves outfielder Ron Gant seeking damages for a February 4 1992 restaurant bar altercation that allegedly broke his ankle. Gant denies the claim. Mack IV’s aide noted the matter will be settled in court.
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Clippers exercise option to keep Ron Harper
The Los Angeles Clippers exercised their option to retain guard Ron Harper for at least one more season, with a reported 1993-94 salary of 4 million. Harper’s agent called the move a positive step to keep the core together and open the possibility of a long-term deal. Meanwhile Danny Manning has not been offered a new contract. Manning and his agent plan to accept a one-year qualifying offer on July 1, leaving free agency or a possible trade option next year.
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Haynes transfers to UMKC Kangaroos from Memphis State
Memphis native Chris Haynes, a 6foot-5 guard who played two seasons at Memphis State, has transferred to the University of Missouri Kansas City. He must sit out a year under NCAA rules before becoming eligible for the 1994 season.
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Royals shelve Meacham amid elbow soreness
Kansas City Royals placed reliever Rusty Meacham on the 15 day DL with elbow soreness, the injury in a different elbow location than the earlier May to June DL stint. Frank DiPino was recalled from Triple A Omaha, where he was 1-2 with a 2.78 ERA.
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Rovelto Named Kansas State Track and Field Coach
Cliff Rovelto, who produced an NCAA champion and multiple All-Americans as interim coach, was named head coach for track and field and cross country at Kansas State. In his fifth season, he will oversee all six programs for cross country indoor and outdoor track, as announced by Jim Epps.
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Ex Jayhawks entered Mobil meet in Eugene Oregon
Six former Kansas University athletes compete at the USA Mobil track championships in Eugene Oregon from today through Saturday. Mary Beth Labosky high jump Scott Huffman Pat Manson pole vault Steve Heffernan steeplechase Tim Gundy 5000 Cathy Palacios 3000 are all ranked top 10 nationally in their events. The top three advance to the world championships in Germany later this summer.
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Thursday Preview: Royals Seize Last in Seattle Series
The sports section highlights the final Royals Seatte series game, previews the Lawrence Aquahawks meet, and notes an Andrew Hartsock column offering analysis and context.
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Kansas City sports and park information hotlines in 1980s list
Kansas University ticket office KC Chiefs ticket office KC Blades ticket office KC Royals fan info line KC Royals charge card line Clinton State Park Parks and Recreation info Heartland Park The Woodlands reservations. Phone numbers include 864-3141 1-816-924-9400 1-816-842-1063 1-816-921-8800 1-800-422-1969 842-8562 843-7470 1-862-7223 1-299-3434.
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