Baseball leaders and awards listed for AL NL
A long list of American and National League baseball leaders by batting average RBIs hits and more. Names include Puckett Baerga Mack Martinez and McGwire with team affiliations like Minnesota Seattle Detroit and Philadelphia. Also notes on pitching leaders and saves along with local Ottawa youth sports notices and school practice schedules.
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Emarinez
Seattle
Puckett
Minnesota
Mack
Thomas
Chicago
Harper
Baerga
Cleveland
Ralomat
Toronto
Molitor
Milwaukee
Rbi
Fielder
Detroit
McGwire
Oakland
Gbell
Carter
Fryman
Ju Gonzalez
Texas
Emartinez
Jefferies
Kansas City
Joyner
Hall
New York
Mattingly
Appler
McDowell
Krueger
Mussina
Baltimore
Fleming
Perez
Clemens
Boston
Ju Guzman
R Johnson
Ryan
K Brown
Appier
Eckersley
Aguilera
Montgomery
Olson
JoRussell
Kruk
Philadelphia
van Slyke
Pittsburgh
Sheffield
San Diego
DeShields
Montreal
Butler
Los Angeles
Grace
Gwynn
Doulton
McGriff
Pendleton
Atlanta
Murray
Bonds
Bagwell
Houston
Capriati beats Graf for Olympic women's tennis gold
In Barcelona Capriati, 16, defeated Stefanie Graf 3-6 6-3 6-4 to win the women's Olympic tennis gold, scaling to a high point after a season of near misses at major events. The American victory aids the U S medal tally as other finals unfold across the Games.
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Graf
Barcelona
Spain
Jennifer Capriati
America
Germany
Steffi Graf
Monica Seles
Capriali
United States
Boris Becker
Michael Stich
Wayne Ferreira
Piet Norval
South Africa
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Brazil
Timothy Austin
Kevin Jackson
Ames
Iowa
Felmadi
Raul Gonzalez
Dave Johnson
Mexico City
Bob
Macfarlane Delivers Royals Comeback Home Run Win
Kansas City manager Hal McRae trusted catcher Mike Macfarlane to swing in the eighth with the game tied. Macfarlane belted a 1-1 pitch from Chuck Crim over the left field wall for a 7-6 Royals victory over the Angels after a day of near misses and defensive miscues by California.
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Hal McRae
McRae
Mike Macfarlane
Royals
Macfarlane
Chuck Crim
California Angels
Angels
California
Chuck Finley
Crim
John Wathan
Brian McRae
Rob Ducey
Junior Feliz
George Brett
Jeff Conine
Wathan
Chuck
Finley
Kansas and Kansas State fare well in graduation rate study
Kansas and Kansas State posted better than national averages in NCAA graduation statistics for the 1983 84 and 84 85 classes on a six year cycle. Kansas had 59 percent football two year rate and 40 percent men s basketball. Kansas State 54 percent all students and 60 percent women s basketball. Wichita State lagged with 43 percent all students and 25 percent athletes. Kansas football 45 percent national rate. basketball 38 percent.
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Kansas
Kansas State
Wichita State
Jayhawks
Wildcats
Frederick
Gary Hunter
Hunter
Royals sign ex Dodger Juan Samuel adds veteran infield depth
Kansas City signs 10 year veteran Juan Samuel after his release by the Dodgers. He will join the Royals in Oakland for the rest of the season with an option for next year. Terry Shumpert is sent to Omaha to clear roster space as Samuel joins the roster.
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Juan Samuel
Los Angeles Dodgers
Kansas City Royals
Samuel
Royals
Oakland
Terry Shumpert
Omaha
Hal McRae
Dodgers
Shumpert
Rico Rossy
California erupts for five in fifth to beat Royals
Trailing 3-1, California rattled five straight hits in the fifth inning, scoring five to chase Hipolito Pichardo. Sayo delivered a two run double, Felix singled him home, Gaetti tripled in a run, and Berenguer relieved with four innings of two hit relief. Montgomery earned the save in the ninth as KC answered with late tallies.
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Royals
Hipolito Pichardo
Luis Sajo
Felix
Gary Gaetti
Pichardo
Juan Berenguer
Chad Curtis
Berenguer
Atlanta
Mark Davis
Jeff Montgomery
Hal McRae
Kansas City
David Howard
Wally Joyner
Brett
Fabel Leads Buick Open With 64 In First Round
Brad Fabel fired an 8 under par 64 at Warwick Hills to lead the Buick Open by two strokes, matching a course record near-miss yet taking it in stride after an eight year PGA Tour drought. Wayne Grady sits two back with 67 as several notables trail, including Greg Norman 68 and Tom Kite 72.
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Grand Blanc
Mich
Brad Fabel
Fabel
Wayne Grady
Warwick Hills Golf and Country Club
Jeff Maggen
Bill Kratzert
David Frost
Greg Norman
Fuzzy Zoeller
Brad Faxon
Tom Kite
Twin sisters from Bristol compete for U.S. synchronized team
Kanew and Sarah Josephson are identical twins from Bristol GHN. They will compete for the U.S. synchronized swimming team, believed the only identical twin pair in the Olympic Games.
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Kanew
Sarah Josephson
Bristol
Ghn
U.S
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