Clemens Returns To Form At Royals' Expense
Roger Clemens dominates the Royals with sharp control and moving pitches, pitching Boston to an 8-0 win. Dwight Evans and Bill Buckner drive in four runs each, while Frank White breaks up Clemens no-hitter with a two-out single in the seventh.
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Ottawa U spring sports banquet set for April 29
Ottawa University will hold its annual spring sports banquet at 7 p.m. in the Mowbray Union dining hall, recognizing athletes from men's and women's basketball, track and golf. OU alumnus Dr. Marvin Wilson will speak. reservations are $4 per person and can be made via the athletic office at 242-5200 Ext. 320.
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Coffeyville on probation for recruiting violations
Coffeyville Community College men's basketball team is oneyear probation by the NJCAA for recruiting violations. Coffeyville is ineligible for the Jayhawk Conference playoffs and the NJCAA tournament after the 1987 88 regular season. The action follows allegations tied to Marcus Zeigler, a Wichita South High standout, who signed to play at Coffeyville next year.
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White Sox Stop Brewers 7 1 in season finale
The Milwaukee Brewers, after a record 13 straight wins to start the season, fell 7-1 to the Chicago White Sox. Greg Walker and Donnie Hill homered, Joel Davis and Jim Winn held Milwaukee to seven hits, ending the AL start record run. The win kept Chicago within reach of division rivals as other games went on.
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Astros rally in ninth wins over Braves in late comeback
Houston tops Atlanta 7-6 after Alan Ashby started the rally with a solo shot and Denny Walling delivered a game winning single. Bill Doran walked then Billy Hatcher and Phil Garner sparked two outs rally while Keith Bass and Glenn Davis added.
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