Softball City Results Show Varied City League Scores
The list records numerous softball results across teams such as Sallie Mae Wi FSI 1 Sky King 6 Sunn Deck 32 Quaker Oats 12 Baldwin Lumber 14 Elena Hondas and more. It includes men s and women s leagues with teams like Big Six Sports Club Ned Pelramer All Stars Kasper s Two American Family and KU Sports Clut among others with scores ranging from 3 to 78.
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Ralling Thunder
Lawrence Heights Church
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Mosher Optical
First National Bank
Stiley Bled
GBK
Johnny’s Up & Under
West Coast Binches
Coed Volleyball Results From Downtown Barbershop Event
Night of mixed coed volleyball saw Slammers 1 be defeated by No Payne No Gain. Do-Gooders 2 edged Nightmare Squad 1 while Bank of Kansas blanked Do-Gonders 2 0. Lawrence Tathnalogy 3 defeated West Oat I 0.
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Kansas Sports Sar
Bagarly
Slammers
No Payne No Gains
Downtown
Barbar Shop
D. Coed Power
Lawrence Tathnalogy
Bank of Kansas
Do-Gooders
Nightmare Squad
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Golf Leaders in NCAA Women’s Championship Temple Tempe Ariz
Golf leaders emerged after the NCAA Women’s Championship rounds at the Tempe course in Arizona. Stellar names include Vicki Goetze of Georgia, Audrey Wuoding of Stanford, Annika Sorenstam of Arizona State, and Wendy Ward of Arizona State, among others, with team standings and individual scores listed for top finishers.
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Arona St
Terry Thompson
Tulds
Ranes Holker
Illinois
Stephanie Neill
Wake Forest
Jill Mell
Southern Cab
Tha Palernostro
Georgia
Nartha Richards
Stanford
Triela Kon2
Arizona
Kenny Turner
Texas
Louisa Bergama
Lamar
Kelly Pittman
Florida
Angela Butminski
Indiana
Shannon Hamel
Miami
Nicole Malerne
San Jose
Liz Horton
Southern Methodist
Vicki Suhock
Furman
Sara Miley
Liz Bailey
C. Florida
Arantea Stson
Oklahoma
St. Pinor Wager
Lewis-Clark State Wins NALA Tournament Title
In Omaha at Rosenblatt Stadium the Associated Press reports Lewis-Clark State defeated Mary Hardin-Baylor 14-4 to clinch the championship, following earlier 8-1 and 8-7 extra-inning wins and advances through bracket play. Oklahoma City eliminated after an 8-7 10-inning loss.
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Associated Preta AN Des Maines
Lowa Weshesday
Lewis-Clark State
Winona State
Winona
Mary Hardin Baylor
Oklahoma City
Lewis-Clark
Willie Mays Card Spotlight From 1964 Topps Set
A compact card note highlights Willie Mays in the 1964 Topps Giants series. The postcard-sized issue, nicknamed Glan, is praised as under-appreciated and valuable, with the writer comparing prices and noting Mays’ strong 1960s production including an 11 RBI year.
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allHime
Willie Mays
Topps “Ciants
Henes the Glan
Flkea
Mays
Thome
RBI
Sports on TV Tonight and Saturday Guide
broadcasts include baseball games such as Kansas City vs Detroit and Chicago vs Texas, pro basketball NBA playoffs Chicago vs Cleveland, boxing Witt vs Sherry, tennis French Open, women’s Oldsmobile Classic golf, and College World Series baseball. Also listed are bowling Seattle Open and NASCAR Dover event with additional late schedule notes and potential repeats.
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Kansas City
Detroit
Chicago
Texas
Malayerts
Portland
Utah
Witt
Sherry
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Toronto
Atlanta
New York
Cleveland
Boston
Seattle
Dover
Del
Tigers 11 Royals 2: Early homer spree fuels rout
An explosive attack led by Ansersee and dlowr in Baltimore and Burks at Boston drives the Tigers to an 11 to 2 win over the Royals. McGwire and Canseco pace the power parade with multiple home runs and big RBIs while pitching mixed with solid relief.
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Emardlowr
Seattle
Burks
Boston
Baines
Chicago
McGwire
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Deer
Detroit
G Vaughn
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Holtes
Canseco
Totleton
Carter
Toronto
Lofton
Rhenderson
McClowell
McDonald
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Transactions From The Associated Press Sports Roundup
Baseball notes include Tigers placing Eric King on the 15 day disabled list and acquiring Phil Clark, with Rudy Pemberton designated for reassignment. Athletics option Scott Brosius and recall Dana Hawitt. Expos place Ivan Calderon on the injured list retroactive to May 24 and recall Matt Stairs. Padres option Jeremy Hernandez to Las Vegas. NBA fines Danny Ferry for punching Michael Jordan in Game 4. Bucks name Frank Hamblen as assistant coach. Several executives moved in Philadelphia. Various college and other league moves follow, including Chicago and Dallas area items, and coaching appointments across multiple sports.
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Phil Clark
Matt Stairs
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American Assn
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Jeremy Hernandez
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Geno ‘Shue
Doug Moo
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Skyforce
David Brody
Jobe Etzhelm
Leotuce
Multi sport stats mix with scattered player notes
A jumbled OCR page shows baseball and other sports data with names like Gwynn, Bonds, McGriff, and Pendleton alongside city abbreviations and odds, plus scattered game details. It reads like an incomplete stats sheet with many garbled entries, conflicting teams, and inconsistent punctuation.
Pittsburgh Leads NHL Stanley Cup Finals After Close Win
In the Stanley Cup Finals Pittsburgh edged Chicago 5 to 4 on Tuesday night. The Penguins lead the series 1–0 as Chicago visits Pittsburgh for the next game at a later date.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Pitsburgh
French Open results roll in at Roland Garros
AP reports Paris results from the French Open at Roland Garros. In men singles, Andre Agassi from Las Vegas defeats Glanier Portl in straight sets 6 0, 6 2, with several matches featuring players from Croatia, Spain, Austria, Australia, and France. Doubles results include Mike Briggs and Trevor Kronemann defeating Menno Gasting and Jan Siemerink 6 2, 6 3, and Steve Devries and David Macpherson overcoming Arnaud Boelsch and Jean-Philippe Fleurion 6 0, 4 3.
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Las Vegas
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Caria Costs
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Del
Gilbert
Schaller
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Cort Limberger
Australia
Arnaud Boelsch
Jean-Philippe Fleurion
France
Tomasi Carbonell
Francisco Roly
Francisco Montany
Miami
Kenny Thorne
Richmond
Ken Kinnear
Greenwood
Ind
Sven ‘Nlumaa
Bloomington
Paul Kaarhuis
Mark Koevermans
Netherlands
Boxing results and mismatched bouts from an irregular card
A list of boxing results includes Conchita Martinez of Spain defeating Vortnika Martinek of Germany by points with 6:2, 60. Mary Plarce of France defeating Laritsa Savchenko-Nalland of Latvia. Nathalie Tavelat of France defeating Ginger Helgeson of Edin in three rounds. Andrea Strnadove of Czechoslovakia defeating Wednesday's Fights. The page also mentions Orlin Norris and other fighters in unclear matchups, with partial rounds and country tags, plus Obie det Sacramento and several heavy and lightweights in fragmentary notes. The text is a scrambled OCR slate of bouts and results with many garbled names and places.
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Spain
Vortnika Martinek
Germany
Mary Plarce
France
Laritsa Savchenko-Nalland
Latvia
Nathalie
Tavelat
Ginger Helgeson
Edin
Mme
Andrea Strnadove
Czechoslovakia
Maya Kidowaki
Japan
Jennifer Capriati
Saddlebrook
Fla
San Diego
Los
Mike Gans
Long Beach
Calif
Ricky Quiles
Efren Pineda
Mexico
Pay Vader
John Armijo
Hunlington Keach
Mlidlaweights
World League Playoffs Semifinals and Local Baseball Scores
World League Playoffs semifinals set for Saturday May 30 in Birmingham at Orlando and Sunday May 3 in Barcelona at Sacramento. Also notes winners and scores from minor league and youth games, including Birmingham Orlando showdown, Sacramento Barcelona outcome, and Cleveland Browns hiring scout Ellis Rainsberger after Kansas State coaching stint.
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Associated Press
Birmingham
Orlando
Barcelona
Sacramento
Cleveland
Toledo
Ellis Rainsberger
Cleveland Browns
NFL
Rainsberger
Kansas State
Kansas
Nets to Hire Chuck Daly as Coach in Shakeup
Chuck Daly, who resigned as Detroit's coach, will be named coach of the New Jersey Nets. Nets vice president Willis Reed and Daly discussed the job as the team prepares a news conference. Fitch resigned earlier after a tumultuous season. Daly will coach the Olympic team and join the Nets after the 1988 Games. The Nets, 40-42 and in the playoffs, await roster decisions on restricted free agents Chris Morris and Terry Mills.
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N.J
Chuck Daly
Detroit
New Jersey Nets
Associated Press Today
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Nets
Daly
Bill Fitch
Willis Reed
Fitch
Reed
Tom Newell
Atlanta
Mike Fratello
Orlando
Brien Hill
New York Knicks
Pistons
Chris Morris
Terry Mills
New Jersey
NU players seek diversion program after brawl
Five Nebraska football players charged with eight misdemeanors in a February fracas with the baseball team applied for a pre trial diversion program. Lincoln Assistant City Attorney Norm Langemach said eligibility appears likely and a court decision will come in weeks. Names include Hughes Havens Gray Relfenrath and Wiegert.
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Neb
Nebraska
Lancaster County
Norm Langemach
Ingemach
Jeffrey Hughes
Norfolk
Brian Havens
California
Lance Gray
New York
Ray Relfenrath
Dakota City
Zach Wiegert
Fremont
K State and Miller settle suit over buyout clause
Kansas State University announced a mutual settlement with former athletic director Steve Miller in a contract buyout dispute. Miller left last June for Nike, leaving two years on his K State deal. Details were not disclosed.
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Kansas State
Steve Miller
Miller
Nike
Robert Krause
Kansas State University
Pearson
Gadsden
Ala
Kansas City Chiefs
Aaron Pearson
Chiefs
Tony Crook
Terrence Crook
McEnroe fined 7500 for French Open verbal abuse
John McEnroe was fined 7500 for swearing during his first round loss to Nicklas Kulti at the French Open. Tournament officials cited verbal abuse after reviewing videotape and interviews with court supervisors.
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Paris
John McEnroe
Nicklas Kulti
McEnroe
Gilbert Ysern
Ken Farrar
Royals Open Homestand In First Game Report
A report from the Royals first homestand game covers early action and key plays. The piece also notes the BA Western Conference final matchup between Portland and Utah and references Gary Bedora column.
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Portland
Utah
Gary Bedora
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