Ottawa Franklin Savings AA team hosts Emporia in varsity action
The Ottawa Franklin Savings American Legion AA squad, 16 7 overall, returns tonight at Orris Cox Field with the JV game at 6 30 p m and the AA game at 8 30 p m The team then travels to Kansas City Saturday for two 3 2 league games at 1 p m and 3 p m East Berlin AP There will be one less German team at the 1992 Olympics but a unified Germany will compete in both Winter and Summer Games the merger to follow in December and likely debut at the World Indoor Track Championships in Seville Spain
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Royals' power sparks sweep in 13-6 win over Yankees
Kansas City routs New York 13-6 as Bo Jackson belts a 450-foot homer in the seventh. Bret and Geren contribute multi-hit games while Saberhagen allows 12 hits in five-plus innings. Yankees drop to 28-48 with five errors and 28 runners left stranded.
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West Germany, Argentina reach World Cup final after dramatic shootout
West Germany advanced to a third straight World Cup final by defeating England 4 3 in a shootout after a 1 1 draw in Rome. Argentina edged Italy in Naples to set up a title match in Rome, with Beckenbauer and Bilardo steering their teams to a rematch of 1986 in Mexico City.
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Garrison ends Graf's Wimbledon run in semifinal upset
Zina Garrison defeated top seed Steffi Graf 6-3 3-6 6-4 to reach the Wimbledon final, ending Graf's recent big-match woes. She will face the Navratilova-Sabatini winner, while men's semifinals featured Lendl Becker Edberg and Ivanisevic powering to the last four amid high-velocity serves and tense exchanges.
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Fignon quits Tour de France after stage five collapse
Laurent Fignon, two time champion, stopped riding and used a team car to finish the fifth stage in Rouen. Canada’s Steve Bauer remained leader as Gerrit Solleveld won the stage. Bauer held a 30 second overall edge over Ronan Pensee with Frans Maassen nearby.
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Canseco tops All Stars in dramatic voting result
By Jim Donaghy AP Baseball Writer Benito Santiago and Sandy Alomar Jr. were chosen as starting catchers for the 61st All-Star Game after San Diego traded Alomar to Cleveland and kept Santiago. The game is set for Tuesday night at Wrigley Field.
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All Star selections announced for AL and NL rosters
Star players listed include Alomar Canseco Sandberg Boggs Ripken and others. Alomar expressed surprise at his rookie vote tally while Santiago will miss the game due to a broken arm. Canseco led balloting with 2.31 million votes, Sandberg 2.26 million, with Griffey and Henderson named AL outfield starters. Reserves and pitchers to be announced today.
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