Royals Back In Form After 3-2 Win Over Mariners
Kansas City climbs from rough start with a 3-2 victory over Seattle. Paul Suttorff escaped jams for his second win in six decisions. George Brett tripled and drove in two runs as Dan Quisenberry earned his eighth save. Frey says the club is waking up and June is key, with 20 home games ahead.
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Dan Quisenberry
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Amos Otis
Larry Anderson
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RBI
Royals
Clint Hurdle
Hurdle
Minnesota
Twins
Frank White
Glenn Abbott
Twins Seek Payment After Brett Bat Restroom Incident
The Minnesota Twins consider billing the Royals for repairs to a restroom damaged by George Brett with his bat after grounding out with runners on base. Twins officials say Kansas City may cover costs or Brett may be charged, while Brett defends addressing the matter privately as he works to regain form following a troubled stretch and returns to productive hitting.
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Optimists Win First The Hard Way In OBAL Opener
In Ottawa Babe Ruth League action the expansion Optimists edge Eagles 7 6 for their first OBAL victory. Todd Brady drives the decisive run, while Richard DeLaTorre and Rod Stottlemire handle pitching duties.
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Jeff White
Noel Conner
Tony Johnson
Brad Ansley
Wedman Reportedly To Follow Birdsong's Lead
Kansas City KMBC reports Cleveland Cavaliers plan to sign forward Scott Wedman from the Kansas City Kings for a multi year offer exceeding 700000 per year. The Cavs recently signed Otis Birdsong to about 800000 annually as they pursue free agents under new rules.
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Cleveland Cavaliers
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Steve Grad
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Cavaliers
Scott Wedman
Cavs
Otis Birdsong
National Basketball Association
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Cleveland
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Semantics Mire Baseball Talks
New York AP report on MLB labor talks between Marvin Miller and Ray Grebey. After over three hours no progress on free agent compensation. discussions described as non-productive and largely semantic. Sessions included caucuses and a planned trip to Rochester for NLRB hearings.
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Marvin Miller
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Ray Grebey
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Miller
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Baltimore Orioles
Doug DeCinces
Kenneth E. Moffett
Belanger
DeCinces
Rochester
N.Y
National Labor Relations Board
Henry Werker
Werker
Two Crowns Still Up For Grabs In Local Net Tourney
The Ottawa Tennis Open at Forest Park and Ottawa University courts concluded six of eight titles, with two finals postponed due to rain. Rick Rubin and Quentin Brewer won men open doubles 7-5 7-6, John McGrew claimed men 35 singles 6-0 7-5, Heavell and Rossover won men 35 doubles 6-1 6-2, and Carol Ketterman defeated Mary McGrew 6-4 6-0 in women singles. Judy Patch and Lucy Fay captured women doubles 7-5 7-5, with mixed doubles set for Christian and Spannhorst versus Dickerson and Keterman.
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Randy Heavell
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