Local Camp Schedule and Standings Update
The report lists MLB standings for New York and Houston with limited details. It notes summer camps approved by the Kem aps Sisto High School Activities Association for football basketball volleyball and related activities. Daily schedule times are given for activities and classes.
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Moore powers Legion sweep in Osawatomie rout
Ottawa pitcher Kevin Moore fanned 11 Osawatomie batters and allowed one earned run in an 8-3 victory to open a doubleheader, part of Ottawa’s seventh straight win. He credited a large umpire strike zone and his teammates for support as he improved to 4. finite.
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Scott Hollister
Herald
Ottawa
Kevin Moore
Nolan Ryan
Osawatomie
Moore
American Legion
Harvey M. Drake
Legion
Ralph Young
Red Sox edge Royals 5-4 on late misplay and clutch hit
Boston beats Kansas City 5-4 as Jody Reed’s grounder aided by Gregg Jefferies’ fielding error sets up the decisive run. Phil Plantier delivers a game winning single off Tom Gordon after Tony Pena’s contact-runner distraction. Fossas wins, Reardon saves. Royals slump to five losses in six.
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Boston
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Royals
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Tom Gordon
Tony Fossas
Jeff Reardon
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Plantier
Kansas City
Hal McRae
Eagles tourney opens at Orris Cox complex this Friday
Ottawa hosts the 13th annual Eagles State Tournament with 16 teams from Kansas cities. Post 60 American Legion and Babe Ruth All-Star squads from Ottawa will compete, facing KC Hurla at 8:45 p.m. and Leavenworth at 6:30 p.m. on Harvey M. Drake Field.
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Wizard makes All Star history in starting lineup
Ozzie Smith of the St Louis Cardinals was elected to start his 10th consecutive All Star game, the most since 1970, edging Tony Fernandez and joining a host of Padres starters. The American League features Kirby Puckett, Ken Griffey Jr, Jose Canseco, Mark McGwire, and Wade Boggs as notable selections with Canseco listed to return from the disabled list after the game.
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Andre Dawson
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Manuel Lee
Toronto
Ryne Sandberg
Chicago Cubs
Sandberg
McGriff
Barry Bonds
Andy van Slyke
Pittsburgh
Terry Pendleton
Atlanta
Kirby Puckett
Minnesota
Ken Griffey Jr
Seattle
Jose Canseco
Oakland
Athletics
Canseco
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