Yankees Rookie Tewksbury Shuts Down Royals 5-1 in KC
New York rookie Bob Tewksbury earned his 2-1 record by yielding five hits in seven and one third innings as the Yankees beat Kansas City 5-1. A benches-clearing brawl erupted after Tewksbury hit Willie Wilson in the eighth with Jorge Orta on third, but order was restored and Wilson was ejected. Ricky Henderson contributed five times on base in a 6-4 win the prior night.
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Hassey
Hagsey
Dick Howser
Howser
McRae
Ricky Henderson
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Don Mattingly
Mike Easler
Oni Willie Randolph
Ken Griffey
Mattingly
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Gary Roenicke
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Taylor Cf
Apsey
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Orta
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Busemann
McCoy
Voltaggio
Jelke
Phillips
Williamsburg Boys Win At Flinthills
Williamsburg's boys topped 10 schools at Flinthills with 90 points, a 16 point margin over runnerup Douglass. Duane Reichard led with wins in the 1600 and 800, Kenny Brock set a meet record in the 200, and Brendon May won discus. The Williamsburg girls also scored in multiple events though their standout Kelli Magrath was sidelined by a muscle injury.
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Northern Heights
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Elk Valley
Wichita Collegiate
Lou Coppoe
Panthers
Kelli Magrath
Magrath
Duane Reichard
Williamsburg Boys
Kenny
Brock
Brendon May
Keith Milliken
Darin Reichard
Tan Reekie
Mark Lauver
Land
WHS
Gragg
Shaffer
Stephanie Herring
Cravens
Eagles Take Third At Eudora Invitational Meet
Wellsville High School teams finished third for the boys and a sixth place tie for the girls at the Eudora Invitational. The WHS boys won three events led by Tony Holtwick in 120 hurdles and Sean Breithaupt in long jump, with Dan Bouse posting a school record in the two mile. The WHS girls captured the 440-yard relay title with Wollen, Wright, Thomasson and Henderson, and stood second in the shot and mile, led by Anita Phares and Lisa McMullin.
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Wellsville
Christy Wollen
Jana Wright
Suzy Thomasson
Sherie Henderson
Eagles
Anita Phares
Lisa McMullin
Thomasson
Coleman career in limbo at Kansas State
Norris Coleman faces two paths after NCAA Eligibility Committee ruling. He can redshirt and lose aid until Feb 27 1987, then return in 1987-88, or appeal the decision. The ruling bars him from playing or receiving aid at K State until that date, while allowing transfer to another Division I school with immediate eligibility. Coleman's high scoring season and potential appeals frame a tense dispute between the player, university, and NCAA.
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Tigers Lose Gibson For A Month
Detroit center fielder Kirk Gibson suffered a severe ligament sprain and will miss four to six weeks after slipping at Fenway Park. The Tigers fell 6-4 to the Boston Red Sox as Don Baylor Rich Gedman and Tony Armas homered for Boston.
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Kirk Gibson
Boston Red Sox
Don Baylor
Rich Gedman
Tony Armas
Jack Morris
Fenway Park
Gibson
Celtics Close Out Bulls as McHale Leads Victory
Boston Grabs 122-104 win to sweep Chicago in the series propelled by 31 points from Kevin McHale. Bucks and Nuggets also win to complete series sweeps and advance, while Houston Philadelphia and Detroit notch important playoff wins. Blair Rasmussen shines for Denver in a 115-104 win over Portland.
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Hawks
Kelly Tripucka
Tripucka
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