Indians Rally Past Royals In Ninth Inning Thriller
Cleveland beat Kansas City 9-8 as Cory Snyder delivered a game winning two run double after a wild confrontation that saw Danny Jackson and George Brett ejected. Snyder also homered, and the Indians protested a non ejection of manager Pat Corrales amid the brawl fueled by warnings for throwing at batters.
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Triabli
Tabler
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Balbont
Ccastill
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Brckan
Noboa
Asalazz
Bernard
Dempsy Coop
E—Lowen
Hulamann
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Seltzer
Hr—Snyder
Eisenreich
Batbont
Carter
Elks Upsets Eagles in OBAL title race finale
Elks beat Eagles 7 5 to deny a Kahs title shot and secure an outright league championship for Kiwanis. Chad Burgoon slugged a second home run in as many games and pitched a complete game, sparking 13 Elks hits led by seven players with safeties.
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Elks
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Chad Burgoon
Bryan Duncan
Scott Toumberlin
Ottawa Babe Ruth All Stars Named In District Tournament Preview
Ottawa division selects 14 15 year olds led by Jerry Cole with Oren Skiles and Bob Shaffer as assistants for a July 23 start in Ottawa. 13 year olds led by Charlie Waymire with David Beets as assistant start in Burlington the same day. 30 players named include Jason Ball Richard Blevins Chad Burgoon Bryan Duncan Danny Hope Ricky Jackson Kipper Lewis Chuck Minner John Nutt Chad Payne Tom Ratliff Craig Schultze Steve Smith Daryl Spigle Keith Weidner Todd Black Pat Campbell Jeff Dieterich Ted Edwards Ben Janssen Jason Mallicoat Tony Markus Cory Norwood Chris Turner Danny Tyson Brandon Valentine Wade Watson Charlie Waymire Mike Wilson Jamie Winsky. Meeting planned after the second game. tonight’s results may shift plans if rain delays.
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Cy Woods
Dustin Mitchell
Guy Price
Ellis
Wade Watson
Payne
Eagles
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Cory Norwood
Price
Danny Hope
Nutt
Elks
Chris Turner
Jason Ball
Richard Blevins
Chad Burgoon
Bryan Duncan
Ricky Jackson
Kipper Lewis
Chuck Minner
Tom Ratliff
Craig Schultze
Steve Smith
Daryl Spigle
Keith Weidner
Todd Black
Pat Campbell
Jeff Dieterich
Ted Edwards
Ben Janssen
Jason Mallicoat
Tony Markus
Danny Tyson
Brandon Valentine
Charlie Waymire
Mike Wilson
Jamie Winsky
Arrows Salvage Split After Comeback Win at Fort Scott
Ottawa's Legion Arrows split a doubleheader with Fort Scott at Orris Cox Field. In the nightcap, Dru Kramer homered to cap a 6-5 Ottawa victory after Fort Scott led 4-2 in the middle innings. Fort Scott won the opener 2-1 as Ottawa stranded 10 runners and committed an error. Marc Kissinger left early after injuring his ankle. Ottawa improves to 17-11 and heads to Iola for a Saturday doubleheader.
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Lanny Turner
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Ransom Memorial Hospital
K-rays
Iola
Smith Tops All-Star Balloting for Cardinals and NL
Ozzie Smith of the St. Louis Cardinals led NL voting with 2,254,409 votes and earned a ninth straight start at short. He bats .305 with 46 RBIs and no home runs. In the AL, Dave Winfield Don Mattingly Willie Randolph and Rickey Henderson topped the ballot as Boston’s Wade Boggs led the league with a .383 average and 15 homers.
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Brett
Jack Clark
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Chicago
Mike Schmidt
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Charlie Winsky
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