Molitor Yount Rally Sends Brewers Past Royals in 11th
Paul Molitor misread a crowd murmur as Robin Yount’s fly ball. it glanced off the wall for a game winning double in the 11th inning. Molitor slid past third as Kingery failed to cut it off, giving Milwaukee a 3 2 victory. George Brett and Dennis Leonard started the Royals with a 2 0 lead before Milwaukee tied it in the eighth. Ted Higuera worked 10 innings with 13 strikeouts, Mark Clear earned the win in relief.
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Milwaukee
Paul Molitor
Milwaukee County Stadium
Robin Yount
Molitor
Kansas City
Mike Kingery
Yount
Royals
Kingery
Brewers
George Bamberger
Dan Quisenberry
Quisenberry
Ches
Mike Ferraro
Ferraro
Bamberger
George Brett
Angel Salazar
Lonnie Smith
Salazar
Rick Cerone
Cerone
Bud Black
Jim Gantner
Rob Deer
Mark Clear
Teddy Higuera
Higuera
Kansas
Abrh
Lsmith
Brett
Cooper
McRae
Ogilvie
White
Deer
Balboni
Riles
Sveum
Motley
Manning
Braggs
Gantor
Wilson
RBI
Asalazar
Kansas Ci
S—Yount
Bret
Leonard
Black
Quisabry
Wankee Higuera
Finn Cooney
Brinkman
Scott
Pratt departs OU to join College of the Ozarks basketball
Ottawa University coach Steve Hill discusses Jimmie Pratt's transfer to College of the Ozarks in Clarksville Arkansas. Hill notes Pratt was OU's top rebounder and second leading scorer last season, and adds the team will miss him but aims to develop a younger lineup with incoming players Danny Holmes and others while hoping for long term benefits.
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Rick Peterson
Jimmie Pratt
Ottawa University
Steve Hill
Pratt
Braves
College of the Ozarks
Clarksville
Ark
Gary
Ind
Ottawa
Hill
O’hara
Kansas City
Bob Cole
David Bloomer
Burlington
Iowa
Danny Holmes
Park, Hill (Mo
Park Hill
Holmes
VanZant Undergoes Successful Knee Surgery
University of Missouri freshman running back Tony VanZant had successful knee surgery after an injury in the East West Shrine game. The Parade high school player of the year for 1985 faces extensive rehabilitation to recover.
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Columbia, Mo
University of Missouri
Tony VanZant
VanZant
Parade Magazine
Missouri Lions
Murray Seeks Trade From Orioles Amid Injury Blues
Eddie Murray, long-time Orioles captain and leading RBI producer, has asked Baltimore to trade him after a meeting with General Manager Hank Peters. Officials offered no comment, while Murray's friends say injuries and handling of medical issues fueled his request. He, 30, is batting .303 with 16 doubles and 12 home runs in 98 games, yet has shown reduced power and faced fan criticism this season.
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Washington
Eddie Murray
Baltimore Orioles
Murray
Orioles
Hank Peters
Washington Post
Thursday Night Sports Open House At OHS
Ottawa High School hosts a 7 p.m. open house for fall athletes and families with sessions by football cross country and volleyball coaches, a safety film, booster club meeting, reception, tours of refurbished areas, and booster memberships at $10 per couple.
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Ottawa High School
OHS
Inkster Edges Rizzo To Win In Atlantic City
Juli Inkster, 26, from Santa Cruz, Calif., held off Patti Rizzo in gusting winds at Seaview Country Club to win the inaugural LPGA Atlantic City Classic. Inkster shot a final par 71 for $33,750, while Rizzo finished at 8 under and earned $20,812. Judy Dickinson, Marta Figueras-Dotti, and Beth Daniel followed with solid rounds and prize money.
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Santa Cruz
Calif
Patti Rizzo
Rizzo
Marriott
Seaview Country Club
Inkster
Fort Pierce
Fla
Marta Figueras-Dotti
Beth Daniel
IAAF Clears Pros For Track Stars In World Meets
The IAAF, in a unanimous vote at Stuttgart, allows track professionals like Willie Gault and Renaldo Nehemiah to compete in international meets while remaining professionals in other sports. The decision is expected to push the IOC toward a broader Olympic policy change, ending past prohibitions on professionals.
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Stuttgart
West Germany
Willie Gault
Renaldo Nehemiah
International Amateur Athletics Federation
International Olympic Committee
IAAF
IOC
City Scores ORC MEN'S SOFTBALL At-Bats and Team Totals
In Ottawa, multiple teams competed with at bats and runs tallied by players including Hite, Crane, Robertson, Yohe, and Silvey. Totals show high scoring innings across Enerod, Hendrix Clark, Murphy and Son Roofing, Fly By Night Auto Sales, Ellena Express, and Fit Corp, with varied individual line scores and team totals.
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ORC
Hite Ottawa Truck
En Crane
Griffin
G. Crane
M. Robertson
Yohe
Fuller
Skeet
T. Robertson
McFadden
Angell
Silvey
Eveak
Kevin
Dennis
Troy
Fred
Randy
Nevil
Aaron
Mike
Jessie
Alan
Braswell Returns to Safer Ground for ISU Football
ISU lineman Jeff Braswell recounts his summer at a Florida detention center where he supervised 36 youths, facing threats and violence, and how the tough experience shaped his approach to football. He describes leadership challenges, a classroom of potential weight lifters, and his plan to stay focused as a key part of Iowa State’s linebacking corps alongside Dennis Gibson and Chris Moore.
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Ames
Iowa
Iowa State
Jeff Braswell
Braswell
Florida
Oklahoma
Cyclones
Chris Moore
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Peters
Baltimore
Earl Weaver
Memorial Stadium
Atlantic City
N.J
Juli Inkster
California
Judy Dickinson
Hendrix & Clark
Jane
Garrod
Williams
Moody
Robinson
Cope
Prentice
Heth
Burks
Hendrix
Totals
Enerod
Eriaman
Shoemaker
Geist
Watson
Olson
Howard
Gibson
Hoch
Goracke
Jordan
Issye
Ty Cur
Bryan
Meredith
Kraus
Galatia
M. Clark
Wehrle
Owens
T. Pe
J. Thompson
Tad Clark
Murphy & Son
Terry
Oak
Dergenees
Tony
Jerry
Ken
Donny
Sanford
Norman
Nate
Dan Messner
Bar Nliges
Waller
Bonjour
Messmer
Radford
Watts
D. Altic
Bob
Ellena Express
Martin
Bones
Ron Rice
Dickson
Gipson
Bob Rice
Detwiler
Ferguson
Davis
FIT Corp
R. DeLaTorre
Schmidt
Skywriters Tour
Moore
Dennis Gibson
Jim Criner
Criner
Brian Bosworth
Greg Liter
Bill Berthusen
The
Secon
Big Eight
Skywriters
Nebraska
Isu
Prenknesses
Tanaive Tine
Alex Espinoza
Minor
Hughes Suffren
Vince Jasper
Towa
Indiana State
Wichita State
Wyoming
Ariarved
H.S
Sutton’s Jewelry
American Gem Society
S. Main
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