Kaw Valley Bank Beats King Arthur's in City Softball Half
City softball results show Kaw Valley Bank 9 King Arthur's 5 in Men's One, Malis Barber Shop 8 over Bob's Pirry Shop 7, Aisle's Bears and others with mixed scores. Men's Three lists Kaspar's 12 and DCAT 7x Kmart Blue Light Bombers 10, while Women's Three features Grateful Duck 29 and Eagles 12 with sparse remaining tallies.
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Kaw Valley Bank
King Arthur's
Malis Barber Shop
Bob's Pirry
Smify's
Kaspar's
DCAT
Kmart
Salamanders
Katzrey
Brass Apple
Young Guns
Jayhawk
First Street Graphics
Free Agency
Houlguard Beer
Papay’s Anncy Young Mn
O'Bryan Plumbing
Francis Sports
Rippers
Cats
Grateful Duck
Baldwin Bank
Eagles
Corpus Christ
Dairy Queen
Bahnmeter's Wildlife Reserve
Ampride
Maupinteur
Coed Volleyball Power Teams and Match Fragments
A garbled OCR list shows mixed team names and scores such as Coed Power One and Coed Power Two with entries like First Baptist, Kansas Rehab, and others. The fragmentary text includes references to spikes, doubles, and teams but no coherent story or outcome.
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Paramite Flamingses
Straight A's
Spiney Normand
First Baptist
Kansas
Lest Presbyterian
Interx
Met's Three Proves Key as Paradise Falls Short
Met's Three lifts Paradise Enterprises past Airballs, 79 to 51, in a division finals thriller. Mad Equipsi slash 43 leads a solid Pittsburgh side as Rangers claim a 2 3 May victory in a chaotic recap.
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Airballs
Mad Equipsi
Slash
Pittsburgh
Rangers
Italian Open tennis results from Rome list many first round results
AP reports on the Italian Open in Rome with a messy first round slate. Players including Korda, Chavez, Koevermans, Hinsah, Mansdorf, Mintussi, Forer-Roldan, Cherkasov, Samon, Bruguera, Svensson, Furlan, Chang, Forget, Skoff, Ploline and Slemnerink appear with varied scores and many OCR errors.
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Rome
Korda
Czechoslovakia
Gianluca Paral
Maly
Francisco Chavez
Spain
Michal Schapers
Mark Koevermans
Netherlands
Diego Nargisa
Waly
Jacob Hinsah
Switertland
Christa van Ronsburg
South Africa
Amos Mansdorf
Israel
Arnaud Bootech
France
Christian Mintussi
Argentina
Goran Ivanisevic
Croatia
Guillermo Forer-Roldan
Cristiana Caratti
Amrol Cherkas
Calit
Gabeis Markus
Javier Sanchez
Span
Guy Forget
Horst Skoff
Austria
Del
Cedric Ploline
Alberta Manolnt
Jan Slemnerink
Golf Area Results Lake Perry Women Flight Winners
Lake Perry hosts golf results with various players listed across A and B flights. Notable names include Connie Anderson Topeka and Marten Merrittals Grinkie plus Glo Marton and Jane Alemen. Mercy Bamerral Topeka and Joan Baldwin Topeka lead Flight 1 and Flight 2 respectively with several others noted from Topeka and surrounding areas.
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Lake Perry
Rusty Moore
Lawrence
Connie Anderson
Topeka
Pearl Talum
Geawkle
Charlene Gaul
Marten Merrittals
Grinkie
Glo Marton
Jane Alemen
Marien
Mercy Bamerral
Joan Baldwin
Grace Bandar
Cy Young Career Record May Stand At 300 Wins
Denton Trae Young pitched for the Cleveland Spiders against the Louis Cardinals and other clubs in 1908. Cy Young won 30 games five times and had 11 seasons with 20 or more. The 1908 card valuations place his record at $500 or more, reflecting the era’s top pitcher.
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Cuavecone Givic
Cateer
CY Young
Denton Trae Young
Cleveland Spiders
Louis Cardinals
Bastion Red Sox
Cleveland
Indians
Heston Braves
Sports TV listings and playoff matchups for Wednesday
Television schedule shows 6:25 baseball games Pittsburgh versus Atlanta and Chicago versus Houston at 7:30 with Detroit versus California later. NBA playoffs feature Utah at Seattle and Chicago at New York. Additional baseball Baltimore versus Texas and Cleveland versus others appear with women’s tennis noted.
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Basel
New York
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Chica
Houston
Detroit
California
Utah
Seattle
Bagemnen
Banwell
Sidream
Wit Clark
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Kal Daniels
Los Angeles
Andres Galarrags
Mark Grace
Jeff King
John Krok
Philadelphia
Fred McGrift
San Bago
Hal Maris
Cincinnati
Eddie Murray
Tim Wallach
Montreal
Craig Biggio
Davitd DeStreids
Bill Doran
Mark Lemke
Terry Pentileton
Chris Sabo
Gary Stott
Gary Sheffield
San Diego
Matt Williams
San
Kevin Bass
San Francisco
Barry Bonds
Bobby Benilla
Bret Buller
Ivan Calderon
Mantreali
Wes Chamberlain
Jerald Clark
Vince Coleman
Eric Davis
Andre Dawson
Len Dykstra
Steve Finlay
Roy Gan
Luis Bonasler
Marquis Grissom
Ton ‘Real
Pedro Guerrara
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Tony Swynn
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Pete Ingaviglia
Roberta Aloitar
Toronto
Carlos Baerga
Cleveland
Lance Blankenship
Oakland
Julio Franco
Texas
Jim Gantner
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Pat Kesly
Chuck Knoblauch
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Jody Reed
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Harold Reynolds
Satie
Alf Ripken
Baltimore
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Steve Sax
Tarry Shumpert
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Lou Whitaker
Milt Cuyler
Mike Devereaux
Junior Felix
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Robin Yount
Sandy Alomar
Clavaland
Pat Borders
Carnion Fiske
Brian Arpar
Chris Holles
Baltimora
Wike Macfarlane
Matt Nokes
Lance Parrish
Baseball data from the era shows players and teams across leagues
The text lists numerous players from the American and National Leagues with abbreviations indicating teams such as Toronto Oakland Chicago Cleveland and Seattle. It includes runs doubles home runs stolen bases pitching strikeouts saves and batting leaders, naming McGwire Bonds Ripken McGriff McGwire and others, along with various team and player pairings and league listings.
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Cleveland
Ahondorser
Oakland
Anderson Baltimore
Cole
Hamilton
Milwaukee
Molitor
Ralomar
Toronto
Reynolds
Seattle
Balnes
Chicago
Wwhison
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RMS
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St. Louis
Duncan
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McGrith
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Manifest
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My McGee
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RBI
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Pendleton
Atlanta
Gwynn
Kruk
Wclark
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Dsanders
Johnean
Fitching
Swift
Franlate
Glavine
Zsmph
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Tomi
Inala
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Gmaddux
Pate Ted
Coup
Sfarsande
Smalts
Saberhagen
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Belcher
Cincinnati
Harnisch
Houston
LeSmith
Myers
Chariton
Djones
Belinda
Franca
Dibbie
Watteand
Dunleavy Leaves Lakers for Bucks in Shocking Coaching Move
In a startling move, Dunleavy resigns from the Lakers to return to Milwaukee as he leaves after two seasons guiding Los Angeles amid injuries and a playoff miss. The Lakers had seen Magic Johnson retire earlier and were swept by Portland in the first round. Meanwhile Larry Johnson is named Rookie of the Year with 90 percent of votes, leading all rookies in scoring at 19.2 and 11.0 rebounds per game.
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Calif
Los Angeles Lakers
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Bucks
New York
Larry Johnson
Charlotte Hornets
Johnson
Dikembe Mutombo
Denver
Mutombo
Billy Owens
Golden State
Various MLB NFL and college coaching and staff moves
Transactions from the Associated Press detail player recalls and roster moves across MLB teams including Red Sox Twins Mariners Padres and Astros. college and professional coaching staff changes at Bentley Bucknell Colby Colby Sawyer and Texas. and league level notices in hockey football and track with retirements resignations and appointments.
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Amerisha
Al—Namad
Derek Irwin
Boston Red Sox
Ophonad Mo Vaughn
Hirst
Pawtucket
Mika Brymiag
Minnesota Twins
Donnie Hill
Méday
Jeff Reboutal
Instaker
Portland
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Rich ReLuela
Calgary
Dave Schaal
Houston Astros
Keo Caminiti
Eric Yelding
faTacional
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SAN Diego Padres
Gene Harle
Seafire Mariners
Will Taylor
Basketball Continental Basketball Association
Rapid City Thrillers
Acce J W Sports Connection Brief Scoreboard Guide
The item lists sport scoreboards for NFL NBA NHL college baseball and MLB plus a schedule standings and a dial in access number 845-5000 with category options 6768 6769. It appears as a general service reference rather than a game report. The tone resembles a newspaper telegraphic notice for sports data access and upcoming schedules.
Duke star Laettner named sole collegiate on Olympic team
Duke forward Christian Laettner becomes the only college player on the U S Olympic men's basketball team, joining stars such as Clyde Drexler and Michael Jordan as selections were finalized in Springfield Mass The roster includes Johnson Bird Ewing Stockton Barkley Robinson Mullin and Mullin among others with final changes and possible alternates discussed amid headlines about injuries and positive tests
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Duke
Drexler
Michael Jordan
Scottie Pippen
Chicago Bulls
Patrick Ewing
New York Knicks
John Stockton
Karl Matone
Utah Jazz
Charles Barkley
Philadelphia 76Ers
David Robinson
San Antonio Spurs
Chris Mullin
Golden State Warriors
Bird
Johnson
Chiefs scout Whitey Dovell dies at 85 in Wisconsin
Whitey Dovell a longtime Chiefs scout and executive who spent 34 years in football and 19 in the pros died at his Shell Lake Wisconsin home after a lengthy illness. Dovell 85 was named head of Chiefs scouting in 1984 and was highly respected by team president and GM Carl Peterson who praised his courage and focus on improving the team.
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Kansas City
Whitey Dovell
City Chiefs
Dovell
Shell Lake
Wis
Chiefs
Carl Peterson
LeCrone Named MCC Commissioner Amid Conference Shakeup
Jonathan B. LeCrone, 38, an ACC assistant commissioner, will lead the MCC replacing Daniel B. DeEdwards who resigned in February to head the Indiana Sports Corporation. Butler Dayton Detroit Mercy Evansville Loyola Chicago Xavier Ohio are MCC full members. Notre Dame competes in all but basketball. Duquesne and LaSalle join July 1.
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Indianapolis
Jonathan B. LeCrone
LeCrone
Daniel B. DeEdwards
Indiana Sports Corporation
Butler
Dayton
Detroit Mercy
Evansville
Loyola of Chicago
Xavier
Ohio
MCC
Notre Dame
Duquesne
LaSalle
Johnson takes Baylor job in Waco after success at OCU
Darrel Johnson resigned from Oklahoma City University where his up tempo teams won 53 straight and 38 in 1991-92 to become Baylor coach replacing Gene Ibe. Johnson, 36, had a 78-76 record at Oklahoma Baptist before moving to OCU in 1990.
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Waco
Texas
Darrel Johnson
Oklahoma City University
Baylor University
Johnson
Oklahoma City
Baylor
Gene Ibe
Inhidit
Chiefs
Oklahoma Baptist University
Abe Lemons
Kiam signs over Patriots to Orthwein in St Louis
Victor Kiam signs over control of the New England Patriots to James Orthwein in St Louis. Orthwein says he plans to pursue an expansion team for St Louis but not the Patriots and urges support for the region’s NFL franchise while seeking a permanent owner.
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Boston
James Orthwein
New England Patriots
St. Louis
Patriots
Victor Kiam
Orthwein
Iana
NFL
Kiam
Remington Inc
Patriotata Wein
Anheuser-Busch
Lawrence High Leads Regional Golf Preview and NAIA Tourney
Lawrence High and junior college golfers tee up regional play with a Thursday through weekend schedule. The preview highlights key players, course setups, and defending teams, as NAIA Arvealis baseball tournament awaits. Chuck Woodling provides column insights on regional college sports, prep focus, and season outlook.
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Lawrence High
Chuck Woodling
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