Royals Rally Past Blue Jays In Tight 9-7 Win
Kansas City snapped a 10 of 12 slide by defeating Toronto 9-7 as Willie Wilson starred with four hits two runs and a remarkable inside the park homer. Vida Blue scattered five runs in six innings before Dan Quisenberry earned his 23rd save.
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Baseball Scoreboard Friday Schedule Mixes City Matchups
Baseball scoreboard lists Friday games including Caines Tosa at Detroit Seattle in Cleveland Oakland at Baltimore and Heston at Minnesota with new york team unclear. The fragment notes multiple matchups across cities and venues in a single card.
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Ottawa 14-15 Babe Ruth Opens District Tourney Showdown Looms
Ottawa Babe Ruth League braces for a five-team double elimination district tournament in Ottawa this weekend. Osawatomie defends title with strong pitching while Garnett Emporia and Two County push to challenge. Ottawa hopes bats and speed lift its all star team led by Hodges Geist Rice Franano and Brownell.
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Chippewa Swimmers Qualify for Districts in 4 Events
Chippewa Swim Team members qualified for District 1 in Topeka after strong showings at the final long course meet. Chris Brewer 10 and Under and Kevin Brewer 12-14 earned spots in multiple events, with Kelly Cox also advancing in the 10 and Under Girls 50 meter breast. At Lawrence meet, Cox won the 50 free and 40 meter breast. Brewer posted top times in the 50 back and 200 IM. The Houk sisters from Enumclaw competed for Chippews, capturing several firsts and high placements.
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Tracksters Ready for Golden Track Challenge in High Town
Williamsburg athletes Brendan May Jim Gasaway Richard Gragg and Jamie Graze head to High town Missouri for the Golden Track Chissiv after strong Lawrence Open results. Graze swept the 10 and under girls events winning times 2 48 7 and 20 7, Gragg and Gasaway placed in 800 and 1500 events, May took a discus runner up. Jamie Gragg and Richard Gragg along with Jim Graze are entered for Raytown meet, with May and Galaway possibly joining.
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Clampett Seeks Lessons After British Open Collapse
Bobby Clampett, at 29, reflects on a disastrous Open after leading for part of the event. He shot 133 over 36 holes, 155 over the last 36, and finished tied for 10th following a seven-stroke lead. He aims to use the experience to improve for the Anheuser Busch Golf Classic in Williamsburg and beyond. He is joined by a strong field including Weiskopf, Purtzer, Stadler, Rogers, Lietzke, Green, Zoeller, Sneed, Mahaffey, Wadkins, Irwin, and Gilder in the 156-player event with a 63000 first prize.
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Louganis Leads Preliminary Dive at National Sports Festival
Greg Louganis, 22, easily tops the men's 3 meter preliminaries at the National Sports Festival in Indianapolis. He scores 668.01 points for 11 dives and eyes the finals and a spot on the team for the world championships in Ecuador starting July 28. His rival Dave Burgering trails as Megan Neyer leads the women’s 8 meter preliminaries. both say finals should show stronger performances.
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Legion AA game rained out. Ottawa to host Post 1 in Topeka
The Ottawa American Legion AA baseball game against Olathe at Olathe was rained out Wednesday night. Officials hope to reschedule next week. Ottawa will instead play a single game against Post 1 in Topeka tonight at 8 o'clock.
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Reds name Russ Nixon to manage as club seeks spark
Russ Nixon was named Cincinnati Reds manager replacing John McNamara. Nixon vows a more wide open style after a season marked by boredom claims and a 34 58 record. Pirates beat Reds 3 2 in Nixon's managerial debut as Wagner criticizes the club's results and plans. Bench notes .
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