Roadrunners capture Kansas Class D softball title in Ottawa
Lawrence Roadrunners won the United States Slow-Pitch Softball Association Women's Class D state championship at Ottawa, beating L and L Pets 7-6 in eight innings. Marmon earned MVP honors as Roadrunners finished the three-day tourney unbeaten, with L and L Pets from Emporia taking runner-up after a late rally fell short.
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Rick Peterson
Herald
Ottawa
United States
Karla Sweeney
Kim Sigg
Melissa Marmon
L & L Pets
Roadrunners
Sweeney
Marmon
Ottawa Recreation Commission
Don Williams
Williams
ORC
Green Acres
Pomona
Dodson Aviation
Lynn Madi
Dodge City Land
Kansas
USA Lead Grows at Pan Am Games in Indianapolis
The United States extends its Pan Am medal haul to 325, a record, with 150 gold 104 silver and 71 bronze as Carl Lewis Louganis and Daggett pace track and diving. Cuba remains runner up and Canada close behind amid judging controversy in gymnastics.
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Indianapolis
Carl Lewis
Greg Louganis
United States
U.S
Caracas
Cuba
Canada
Lewis
Bob Beamon
Louganis
Heriberto Crerspo
Robert Cowan
Crerspo
Scott Johnson
Tim Daggett
Larry Myricks
Johnny Gray
Mary Knnsely
Ana Quiroz
Ivonne Leal
Chile
Gert Weil
Matt Scoggin
Austin
Texas
David Bedard
Kelly McCormick
Columbus
Ohio
Michele Mitchell
Boca Raton
Fla
Johnson
Daggett
Trammell Leads Detroit Rally Past Royals in KC
Alan Trammell sparked a 10-6 Detroit comeback in Kansas City, going 3-for-5 with a triple and a go-ahead two-run double in the seventh as the Tigers won four of five from the Royals. Tartabull left with a sore arm. Gleaton’s seventh-inning error opened the Tigers’ decisive rally.
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Kansas City
Alan Trammell
Detroit
Tigers
Kansas City Royals
Oro
Trammell
Kansas City, Mo
Danny Tartabull
Royals
Billy Gardner
Tartabull
Detroit Tigers
Jerry Don Gleaton
Gleaton
Bret Saberhagen
Lou Whitaker
Bill Madlock
Kirk Gibson
Whitaker
Mike Heath
Madlock
Jim Morrison
Tiger
Kevin Seitzer
Steve Balboni
Bill Pecota
Jeff Robinson
Frank Tanana
Mike Henneman
Willie Hernandez
Abrhbi
Whitabroben Wilson
Mollock Db
Lsmith
Gibson
Seltzer Ab
Trammi
Brettah
Triabure
Tolman Rf
Bosley
Heath Bergmanf
E—Gleaton
Quirk
Wilson
Nokes
Bergman
Seitzer
Morrison
Coaney
Brinkman
Reilly
Skinner wins LPGA MasterCard International in thin finish
Val Skinner survived a rough front nine and grabbed a one-stroke victory over Shelley Hamlin at Westchester Hills. Skinner finished with 2-over 75 for a 54-hole total of 212, earning $33,750 as Hamlin’s eagle burst on No. 9 briefly led before a late bogeying run. Hamlin, who shot 74, took home $20,812. five others tied at 215.
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White Plains
N.Y
Val Skinner
Oklahoma State
Skinner
Shelley Hamlin
Hamlin
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Associated Chiropractic of
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Lee's Derby
Hutchinson
USA
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Keltie Banks
Chicago
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Mont
George Kellman
Antigua
Michael Carbajal
Phoenix
Colin Moore
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Uruguay
Willie Anderson
Georgia
Jerome “Pooh” Richardson
Ucla
Steve Hegg
Dana Point
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East Palo Alto
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Albuquerque
N.M
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Corrales
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Puerto Rico
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Bo Jackson
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John Davis
Jamie Quirk
Tolman
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