Gubicza to Undergo Shoulder Surgery Ending Royals Season
Kansas City Royals right-hander Mark Gubicza will have arthroscopic surgery on a partially torn rotator cuff next week, ending his season after a 4-7 record and 4.50 ERA. Fellow pitcher Bret Saberhagen also had elbow surgery and is out until September. Gubicza aims to be ready for spring training.
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Church League Forest Park Friday Aug 3 schedule
Friday games list for Church and Women's leagues at Forest Park plus Ottawa area golf and football notes. Matches include Nazarene vs Community Foursquare at 6, Faith Lutheran vs Ottawa Assembly at 7, Wellsville Baptist vs Paola Assembly at 9, and other evening pairings. Also Ottawa Women’s Golf pairings for July 31 and Ottawa Middle School fall football practice set for August 16 with pre-season physicals August 7-8.
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Expansion stakes rise as NFL weighs new teams
NFL expansion moves eye cities such as Charlotte Jacksonville Baltimore St Louis and Oakland with bids to host 70 000 seat stadiums. Commissioner Tagliabue says two new clubs by 1993 is a realistic objective while owners push for timetable with decisions by 1991 or 1992.
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Ottawa Babe Ruth falls to Olathe in state tourney opener
OBAL Garden City Ottawa's Babe Ruth 15-year-old all stars were error prone in the first round, as Olathe defeated Ottawa 11 3. Ottawa pitcher fielding woes allowed a seven run burst in frames five to seven. Trinity Guyett and teammates Barker Milton Wendler produced Ottawa hits, with Pelton optimistic about a quick turnaround in afternoon elimination game.
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Kevin Moore
Trinity Guyett
Mike Barker
Mike Milton
Alex Wendler
Irwin and Pooley Lead Buick Open After Round Two
Hale Irwin and Don Pooley shot 63s to tie for the Buick Open lead at 132 after two rounds at Warwick Hills. Ken Green and Mike Donald sit at 134, with Zoeller and Barr at 135 and Levi at 136. Seventy-two players made the cut at 142 as Irwin closed strong with six birdies in the final seven holes.
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Payne Stewart
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Jones loses big cushion in LPGA Championship lead
Sue Entl shot 67 to take a two stroke edge at 5 under 137 after two rounds at Bethesda Country Club. Rosie Jones tumbled with a quad bogey on the 16th while Ertl surged ahead with six birdies and two bogeys. Defending champ Nancy Lopez improved to 14?6, and Carter?
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Baltimore rookie Ben McDonald fans Royals 9 2 win
Baltimore rookie Ben McDonald stabilized in 6 4 innings allowing 2 runs on six hits to beat the Kansas City Royals 9-2. Phil Bradley Brady Anderson and Bill Ripken led a 9-for-12 night with six runs and five RBIs as Baltimore built a 5 run edge early against Storm Davis.
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Sanders faces uncertain sport as Yankees offer 2.5 million
New York Yankees propose a 2.5 million package for Deion Sanders to remain with the team beyond his July 31 football start date. The deal includes a 1 million base salary for 1991 plus up to 1 million in incentives, potentially increasing to 2.5 million if Falcons penalties are covered. Sanders’ future hinges on choosing football or baseball with Detroit games on September 16 setting a busy day.
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