Cadaret Shuts Royals In Rain Interrupted 10-1 Victory
New York Yankee starter Greg Cadaret earned a rare start in a 10-1 win over Kansas City, allowing two hits in six plus innings before rain halted play. Cadaret, 2-1, will likely start again this week while the Yankees push toward the pennant race, and New York clinched the five-game series with Royals.
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Baseball Scoreboard Update From National League Matchups
Key games include Gordon’s City hosting Boston with Gardner 2-4 and Jeffcoat 4-2 at Texas. Houston’s Deshaies 8-4 and Forsch 2-2 visit New York’s Darling 7-6 and West 0-1. Glavine 8-5 leads Atlanta to Montreal Perez 4-9. Howell 7-5 at Philadelphia visits Cincinnati Robinson 0-0. Kramer 3-5 of Pittsburgh faces San Diego Harris 3-3. Power 1-3 hosts San Francisco Hammaker 6-4. Sanderson 8-6 fronts Chicago at Los Angeles Martinez 1-0.
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Chanute sweeps Ottawa AA unit in baseball doubleheader
Chanute defeated Ottawa 5-2 and 8-6 in a Sunday doubleheader at Orris Cox Field. Ottawa led early in game one but Chanute scored three in the third and added two more in the seventh to seal the win. In game two Chanute jumped to a 7-0 lead after two innings then held on as Ottawa cut the advantage to 8-6 with a four-run fourth. Ottawa pitcher Dydell took the loss in game one and Hensick took the loss in game two.
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Troy Hensick
Steve Smith
Kyle Brownell
Richard Blevins
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King wins 1989 US Women's Open in a four shot margin
Betsy King captains the 44th U S Women's Open at Indianwood Golf Club in Lake Orion Michigan finishing 6 under 278. She leads from the first two rounds, fends off Nancy Lopez who shoots 68, and Patty Sheehan who falters with a triple bogey to finish 79. King earns 20 000 and becomes the first woman to top 500 000 in a season.
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Colleen Walker
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Myra Blackweldt
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Kim Bauer
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Gina Hull
Joanne Camer
Patty Sheehan
Shirley Fuslong
Liselotte Neuman
Caroline Keggs
Beth Daniel
Kathy Postleway
D. Cusano-Wilkns
Softball Standings Across Leagues With Updates
Sunday results show Raiders, A's, Town & Country Supply each 4-2 while Club 21's Dirty Dozen sits at 3-3 and Peek's Super Saver 0-6. Monday D Keato's Kids lead 3-0. flying W and others chase midtable positions. Tuesday and Wednesday records feature multiple 4-2 or 3-3 splits across Women's and Men's divisions with Express, Underwood's, The Outlaws, and crews like Green Acres noted among leaders. Thursday results include Dr Hale undefeated at 6-0 and Bones Transportation 5-0, with several 3-3 to 4-2 spreads shaping standings.
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Pepper's Cruisers
Our Own Hardware
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Rose's judgment still a ways off
Cincinnati April 2024 report notes Reds owner Marge Schott backs a quick ruling on Pete Rose while the case lingers in court. The commissioner's probe began 120 days ago, with Giamatti delaying and a court order transferring matters to federal or state courts. The dispute, ongoing in multiple courts, could stretch for months as the team suffers injuries and declines in standings.
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Area coaches lead Lakers to second in Hoop-Fest
The Lakers a team of area coaches finished second in Division 16 at the Kansas City Hoop-Fest on outdoor courts in downtown Kansas City MO. Coaches Chuck Lee Pomona Milt Dougherty Osage City Lee Keller and Mark Porter of Lawrence powered a 4 2 record. Their two losses came to 10 Airworks the Division 16 champion. It was street ball all the way said Lee a Williamsburg football basketball coach describing the event.
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