Royals Withstand Blue Jays Power Show
Kansas City starter Scott Bankhead escaped a furious Toronto attack as the Royals held off the Blue Jays 8-6. Toronto connected on four solo homers but costly errors by Dennis Lamp fueled a five run third inning, with Angelo Salazar and George Brett contributing key hits. Salazar went 3-for-4 with two RBIs while Lamp’s misplay helped Kansas City seize the early lead.
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Toronto
Kansas City
Scott Bankhead
Dennis Lamp
Blue Jays
Royals
Jesse Barfield
Angelo Salazar
Bankhead
Salazar
George Brett
Rick Leach
Major Golf Titles A State Of Mind
TOLEDO Ohio AP Jack Nicklaus places Masters as pivotal while Tom Watson Greg Norman and Ray Floyd discuss the majors as the sport's elite prizes. Young stars like Bob Tway and Lee Trevino offer varied views ahead of the 68th PGA at Inverness Club with Norman as the dominant adversary.
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Ray Floyd
Tom Watson
Inverness
Toledo, Ohio
Jack Nicklaus
U.S
Inverness Club
Bob Tway
Norman
Tway
Lee Trevino
Floyd
Watson
Nicklaus
Gary Player
Ben Hogan
Gene Sarazen
Lopez Returns To LPGA After Seven Months Off
Nancy Lopez returns to the LPGA tour at Willow Creek in High Point North Carolina to defend her Henredon Classic title. She brings her two daughters Ashley and Errin Shea Knight to stay with a nanny while Lopez regroups after seven months away and seeks to regain her top form amid a 1985 season highlighted by 414000 in earnings and a 20 under par Henredon score.
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High Point
N.C
Nancy Lopez
Lopez
Ladies Professional Golfers Association Tour
Willow Creek Golf Club
Ashley
Errin Shea Knight
Henredon
Willow Creek
New York Mets
Ray Knight
Leonard at crossroads with Royals future uncertain
Kansas City right hander Dennis Leonard, 35, contemplates whether to play on with the Royals after an up and down season. He expressed a desire to stay if possible, noting his five year contract expires after this year and that he would hate a abrupt exit amid struggles and a knee injury comeback. The Royals sit 10 games under .500 in fourth in the AL East ahead of a game in Toronto.
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Mike Ferraro
Royals
Salazar
Cecil Fielder
Angel
Tony Fernandez
Kansas City, Mo
Dennis Leonard
Kansas City Royals
Leonard
Kansas City Star
Hall of Fame
Cooperstown
N.Y
Texas Rangers
New York Yankees
Toronto
Liberty
Brian Jozwiak
Kansas City Chiefs
Brian
Art Wilkinson
Jozwiak
West Virginia
Chiefs
Oil Can Boyd Shines Then Falls Short In Red Sox Loss
Dennis Boyd returned to the mound after a four week layoff, pitching seven and two thirds innings with eight hits and two runs allowed. Carlton Fisk and Harold Baines hit two run and solo homers as Boston lost 3-1 to Chicago. Boyd, suspended twice this month, drew a standing ovation in a hard fought effort amid a shrinking AL East lead.
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Boston
Dennis
Boyd
Boston Red Sox
Chicago White Sox
Carlton Fisk
Harold Baines
Chicago
Calvin Schiraldi
Wag
Chelsea
Richard Dotson
Red Sox
Tony Armas
California
Minnesota
Milwaukee
New York
Oakland
Seattle
Baltimore
Texas
Detroit
Cleveland
Jim Traber
Larry Sheets
Traber
Eddie Murray
Orioles
Storm Davis
Angels
Twins
Mike Witt
Bob Boone
Wally Joyner
Brian Downing
Gary Pettis
New OHS Coach Joins South Staff in All Star Classic
Randy Clark, newly hired OHS coach after eight years at Claflin, serves as assistant on the South boys in the Kansas Basketball Coaches Association all star game. South coach Terry Taylor leads the team with Steve Murray and Clark aiding. Ottawa Herald All-Area selection Jason Harred of Marais des Cygnes Valley also plays for the South.
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Topeka
Ottawa High
Randy Clark
Kansas Basketball Coaches Association
Clark
Ottawa
Claflin
Washburn University
Lee Arena
Wibw-Tv
Channel 13
Wabaunsee
Steve Murray
Terry Taylor
Parsons
Ottawa Herald
Jason Harred
Marais Des Cygnes Valley
Olathe Reaches Legion Final In Narrow Wins
Olathe forced the state American Legion AAA tournament to a final, defeating Great Bend 3 2 in the losers bracket final and stunning Derby 1 0 to reach the championship, with a 10 o clock game scheduled at Soden's Grove after rain delays.
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Emporia
Darkhorse
Olathe
American Legion
Soden’s Grove
Great Bend
Stun Derby
Community golf benefit thanks sponsors and volunteers
The American Cancer Society expresses appreciation to sponsors Franklin Savings Anchor Savings Kansas State Bank First National Bank Peoples National Bank Gaeddert Ayler Killough Porter Spears Bundy Private Ledger Finder and others including Dairy Queen South Sutton's Jewelry Price Chopper Butternut Stuart Pharmaceutical Clinic Pharmacy Butler Greenhouse Ottawa Truck Lapeka Lamb Roberts Main Street Bakery Bing Go Dog Food Loyd Builders Underwood Equip Wal Mart Alco Coca Cola Smith Kline French Lab K and W Ellena Ford Thomas Gleason Atty McDonald's Ottawa Herald for the recent benefit golf tournament.
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Ottawa Truck
Lapeka
Lamb-Roberts
Main Street Bakery
Bing-Go Dog Food
Loyd Builders
Underwood Equip
Wal-Mart
Alco Coca-Cola Smith-Kline-French Lab
Ellena Ford
Thomas Gleason
Atty
McDonald’s
Ottawa Herald
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Cliff Johnson
Luis Aquino
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Jose Canseco
Mickey Tettleton
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