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Newspaper

Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1995

Page

15

Indian River ousts OC from World Series in semifinal

Indian River Warriors defeated Odessa College Wranglers 8 to 6 at Sam Suplizio Field to knock OC from the NJCAA World Series. Geoff Sprague delivered a two run homer in the sixth as OC stranded eight runners and failed to capitalize in key moments. Reintjes homered in the first and went 10 for 20 in the series, while Jason Lawson took the loss after six innings allowing 11 hits and eight earned runs. The win sends Indian River to the Florida Georgia title game against Middle Georgia.

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Rogers emerges as top pitcher after month award win

ARLINGTON AP Kenny Rogers of the Texas Rangers adds elevation to his image by earning the American League pitcher of the month and securing his sixth straight win. He posted 39 scoreless innings, extended a team record shutout streak, and shares the AL lead with six victories while holding a 1.58 ERA.

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Clemens struggles in Fenway debut five runs in five innings

Roger Clemens opened 1995 with a rough first start at Fenway Park. He yielded five runs in five innings, three batters hit, as Seattle built a 5-2 lead over Boston. He threw 84 pitches, fanned four, and walked one, ending a rocky outing in which Seattle capitalized in the fifth inning. The situation marked his worst start since mid-1994, yet past results suggested a strong rebound potential.

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Pacers force Game 7 with dominant 123 96 win over Magic

Reggie Miller scored 28 of his 36 by halftime to spear the Indiana Pacers past the Orlando Magic 123 96 at Market Square Arena. Rik Smits added 22 points and 10 rebounds as Indiana built a 25 point halftime lead and 35 point edge late in the third. Magic shooting and rebounding woes plagued Orlando as Shaquille O Neal played through foul trouble and Anfernee Hardaway and Dennis Scott combined for a poor shooting night. Game 7 is Sunday in Orlando with a Finals berth at stake.

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Wichita ends Angels eight game Texas League streak

Wichita Wranglers defeated the Midland Angels 5-3 at Lawrence-Dumont Stadium to snap an eight game win streak. Angels drop to 29-25, fall one game behind San Antonio in the Western Division as the Missions won both ends of a twin bill with El Paso. Marshall and Strickland led the Wranglers with five hits and three RBIs.

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Agassi Cruises to French Open Round of 16 on clay

Andre Agassi dominated Francisco Clavet 6-1 6-2 6-0 in 89 minutes to reach the Paris round of 16. The top seed, pursuing a career slam, stated confidence and praised his physical readiness on clay as he eyes the French title and the first American to win all four majors since 1938.

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