Royals rally in wild 6-4 win over Red Sox
Kansas City edged Boston 6-4 as Tom Gordon earned the win in relief and Jeff Montgomery logged the save. Wade Boggs wore glasses and drove in a run, while Hal McRae lamented a game that could have been Louisville. The Royals pulled away after a tense fifth inning, highlighting late score changes and managerial comments about team commitment.
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Rain Delays Babe Ruth District 6 Tourney at Orlis Cox
Heavy rains flood Harvey M. Drake Field as the six team Babe Ruth District 6 tournament in Ottawa delayed the start for a second day. First round games Fort Scott versus Neosho Valley East and Neosho Valley West versus Frontier were postponed to Friday at 6 p.m. with the Emporia and Ottawa winners to follow at 8:30 p.m. assuming field conditions allow.
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Marie wins crowded finish to claim Tour stage in Tours
Thierry Marie of France wins the 132 mile stage from Montlucon to Tours in a chaotic sprint finish. Miguel Indurain of Spain remains the overall leader with a comfortable margin heading into Friday's 41 mile individual time trial.
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Late rally lifts Ottawa Babe Ruth All Stars past Emporia 10 9
Ottawa in District 6 play remains alive in winner's bracket after a seventh inning rally. Jay Wieneke went 4 for 4 with two RBIs as his single brought home Jeff Pelton for the winning run in a 10 9 Ottawa victory over Emporia. Ottawa advances to face Frontier in the winner's bracket final at 8 30 p m Friday.
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Opening Ceremonies Near As Yugoslavia Competes Split
Olympic Village fills as Barcelona prepares for the Games. Yugoslavia will compete only in individual events, no team participation, under UN pressure. IOC President Samaranch calls it a victory, noting 65 percent of the team may attend. History in the making with athletes from major nations present.
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