Steinbach's grand slam lifts A's past Blue Jays 6-2
Oakland defeated Toronto 6-2 as Terry Steinbach belted his second career grand slam after loading the bases with a walk to Lansford and Canseco in the seventh. Mike Moore improved to 12-5 with six innings, while Todd Burns earned the save. Other MLB results included Minnesota 4, Boston 3 in 11 innings, Detroit 8, Seattle 5, Chicago 2, Milwaukee 0, New York 10, Kansas City 1 (rain-shortened), Cleveland 11, Texas 5, Baltimore 3, California 2.
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Expos top Reds in 12th after slog of a game
Nelson Santovenia lined an RBI single in the 12th to lift the Montreal Expos to a 6-3 win over the Cincinnati Reds after a four hour and eight minute marathon. Otis Nixon added a two run double, Tim Raines opened the 12th with a single, and Steve Frey earned the win with Tim Burke recording the 12th inning save. The Reds, plagued by errors and wild pitches, managed only three runs.
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Donald captures Anheuser Busch Golf Classic in sudden death
Mike Donald wins the Anheuser Busch Golf Classic after a rain interrupted playoff at Kingsmill beating Tim Simpson in sudden death. Simpson misses a 30 foot birdie and Sutton loses earlier as darkness and weather paused the contest. Donald earns $153,000, his first tour victory after a decade on tour.
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Unknown surprises senior tour field win in Grand Rapids
John Paul Cain, 53, a first year PGA Seniors Tour player and former Texas Golf Hall of Fame member, won the Greater Grand Rapids Open at The Elks Club. He shot 66 to finish 10-under-par 203 for the 54-hole event, earning $45,000 and a one-year exemption from qualifying. Cain started slow but eagled the final rounds, finishing one shot ahead of Dave Hill and Charles Sifford as Moody and others contended closer to par.
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Eagles state event loses out to rain
The Kansas State Eagles Baseball Tournament was cancelled after only four of 22 games were completed. Friday saw Ottawa Babe Ruth All Stars beat Kansas City Blazers 8 7, but rain Saturday and ongoing conflicts prevented any further play and Sunday games were not held.
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Inters Bowling Scores Sunday 1995 Highs List
Sunday Bowling scores show Inters busting loose with four high games. CurtIs 513, J Andrews 179-482, White Lightning 628, Thurman 160, Tyndal 400, J Silver 574, Parker 539, Teter 571. The recap lists team highs and top individuals across multiple squads.
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LeMond Extends Tour Lead After Alpine Time Trial
American Greg LeMond again leads the Tour de France after finishing fifth in the Alps time trial. Laurent Fignon slips to 47 seconds behind as Steven Rooks wins the stage in 1 hour 10 minutes 42 seconds. Marino Lejaretta is second and Pedro Delgado third.
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Blue Ego Wins Eureka Downs Feature at Eureka
Blue Ego ridden by S Ward and owned by Terry Sapp won the seventh and featured race at Eureka Downs on Sunday paying 4.20 to win 3.40 to place and 2.60 to show.
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