James James drives Indians to 20 6 rout with nine RBI
James powered Cleveland past Oakland 20 6 with three run homers, an RBI single and a two run hit. He broke the Indians single game RBI mark with nine, the highest by a Cleveland player since 1985, as Oakland’s home win streak was snapped.
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Major League Standings and Schedules Summary
Baseball standings appear for American and National Leagues with several games listed. Matchups include Minnesota at Milwaukee, Boston at Chicago, New York at Seattle, and Chicago at Atlanta among others. Numerous pitchers are named with win loss records and scheduled games noted.
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Sooners eliminate Kansas from Big 8 softball tourney
In Oklahoma City Kansas ends its season barring an at large bid after a 3-0 loss to Oklahoma. Shelly Sack took the loss for KU who beat Nebraska 5-3 earlier while Sack and Erin Wahaus homered. Kellie Leach drove in two for Missouri to beat Oklahoma State 3-1 to reach the title game as weather paused the Oklahoma Oklahoma State winner’s bracket matchup.
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Notes and quotes swirl over Royals and college sports
The clipping surveys baseball and basketball notes, including Royals odds on signing Fernando Valenzuela as a left handed DH, farm-team batting deficits, and Sacramento coach Dick Motta lamenting a 1 40 road record. It also highlights Big Eight shooting efficiency, John Kruk on Leyva firing, a rescheduled pole vault at the Big Eight Outdoor, and Lawrence summaries of Oelschlager’s big hits and Lee Stevens’ status.
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Slowed start and notes from the sports beat
Chuck Woodling notes slow start for Chuck Woodling at Edmonton Angels Triple-A club with Stevens hitting .253 and one homer eight RBI. Tom Rathman endows Nebraska fullback scholarship and urges others to follow. Oklahoma Oklahoma State series drew 8,696 in Tulsa 4,765 in Oklahoma City. Watson makes rare double eagle 275 yards Nestle Invitational. Mike Veeck blasts MLB greed and society. NBA draft lottery set May 19 with draft June 26. JCCC coach hunt includes Sundvold and Jankowich as Norwood moves to golf. Ostertag signs Kansas LOI. shoe size 18.
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Niemeier lifts Kansas to 7-4 win over Tigers
Jeff Niemeier drove in five runs including a three run homer as Kansas beat Missouri 7-4 in Columbia. Curtis Schmidt tossed a complete game nine inning win allowing four runs all unearned while striking out eight. Berblinger and Bard added RBI and runs as KU improves to 30-27 overall 10-12 in the Big Eight. MU falls to 37-11 11-7. A doubleheader closes Kansas Big Eight slate.
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Cowboys edge Wildcats 3-1 in opener as rain halts game
Oklahoma State pitcher Scott Watkins outdueled Kansas State ace Chris Hmielewski to give the Cowboys a 3-1 win. Both starters pitched complete games with Watkins allowing six hits and one run while striking out three. The second game was stopped in the fifth inning due to rain with OSU leading 4-2 and to be resumed this afternoon.
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Six Jayhawks win at Invite at Memorial Stadium
Kansas had six individual winners at the Jayhawk Invitational track meet on Saturday. Mary Beth Labosky repeated in the high jump at 5-10, Sherlanda Brooks won the 400 meters, Kim Huthoefer took the 100-meter hurdles in 14.75, edging Margaret Sullivan, Heather Berlin captured the javelin at 151-2, Angie Miller of Kansas State met provisional national standard with 171-0, Jason Lavender cleared 17-0 in pole vault to win, Brandon Blain and John Bazzoni were 4th and 6th, Kenyon Holmes and Chris Walters tied for 9th, Stewart Gillin won the 2000-meter steeplechase. Kansas will take the weekend off before the Big Eight Championships in Lincoln on May 19-20.
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