Howser memory fuels Royals win over Athletics
Kansas City veterans honor late manager Dick Howser as Bret Saberhagen improves to 12-1 and Frank White belts a three run homer in a 10-5 Royals victory over Oakland. George Brett and Bo Jackson add solo shots. Dave Stewart takes the loss.
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Reuschel from page 14 back in the majors
Pitcher Ed Reuschel declares his return to the majors after a long layoff. Sid Fernandez on the losing side in Montreal as the Expos slam the Mets. Cubs win behind Moyer and Smith while Padres, Dodgers, and Reds post late rallies in multiple games.
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Sixers add Gregory and Les as 1987-88 free agents
Philadelphia 76ers announce the signings of Claude Gregory and Jim Les for the 1987-88 season. Gregory averaged 23.4 points and 10.5 rebounds for the Lacrosse Catbirds in 1986-87, while Les, a 5-11 guard, was a 1986 Atlanta third-round pick who played briefly with Bradley and hurt his knee pre season.
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U S Open at Olympic Club tests players in windy conditions
The Open begins at Olympic Club in San Francisco with gusty winds and fast greens predicting winning scores above 280. Defending champ Raymond Floyd, Payne Stewart, Hal Sutton and Fuzzy Zoeller note the course’s severity as no hole eases the pressure. Jack Nicklaus tees off in his 31st Open, tying a record with Sarazen and Palmer, while Greg Norman seeks consistency in majors.
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Floyd's tough 1987 Open season amid heavy duties
1986 U S Open champion Raymond Floyd comes to the Olympic Club in 1987 without a victory this year and with weak numbers in driving, putting, and greens in regulation. He cites time spent at banquets interviews and business deals as the cause, noting the Open win brought heavy demands and distracted practice. fellow Open winner David Graham echoes the same pattern of overextension after triumph.
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