Braves Open Football Season On Mexico Road Trip
Ottawa University’s football team will skip camp to travel to Mexico City for an all-expenses-paid exhibition against a Mexican national team as part of a NAIA invited six-team event. The trip, with 40-player limit plus staff, includes three scrimmages and opens the season with a unique international competition.
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Mitch Barnhart
Ottawa University
Braves
Mexico City
Ottawa
Instituto Nacional del Deporte
INDE
NAIA
Nyle Salmans
Kansas
District 10
Mexico
Bill Boucek
Robert Shaw
Shaw
USA
Salmans
Haskell Junior College
Butler County Junior College
Cook Field
Ottawa Legion A A defeats Kansas City Post 199 4 2
Ottawa's American Legion AA team used four doubles and a home run to beat Kansas City Post 199 4 2 in Tri-District League play. Troy Grace allowed three hits with 13 strikeouts before leaving with arm soreness. Mike Franano closed out the win. Grace and Turner led Ottawa with early offense, and JC Pratt and Evan Shaffer supplied key hits.
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Terry Gitmeyer
Kansas City
Kan
Ottawa
American Legion
Kansas City Post
Troy Grace
Mike Franano
Grace
Chris Turner
KC 199
John Rogers
Turner
Post 199
Randy Morrow
Steve Shelton
Jay Pratt
John Geist
Evan Shaffer
Pratt
Franano
Robbie Geist
Manhattan
Orlis Cox Field
Leavenworth
Ottawa A-team
Emporia
Lawrence
Kramer
T Roth
Shatter
Geist
Price
Franang
KC WI
Coleman
A Morrow
Shelton
Eklund
Renne
Anthony
Hayre
Rogers
Tom Raicwicz
Tim Raicwicz
Burgman
Kling
Preakness Winner Codex Case Goes To Evidence Featuring Photos
At Pimlico Codex owner Tartan Farm seeks to overturn a stewards ruling after a disputed Preakness finish. The Firestones challenge the foul claim on Genuine Risk as attorney Arnold Weiner presents 27 still photos to the Maryland Racing Commission. Jockey Vasquez sticks to his assertion of no foul. Proceedings aim to conclude before the Belmont Stakes.
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Angel Cordero Jr
Codex
Hut
Arnold Weiner
Tartan Farm
Thoroughbred Board
Maryland Racing Commission
Weyman Swagger
Baltimore Sunpapers
Firestone
Weiner
Abc-Tv
ABC
Henry Lord
Firestones
Vasquez
Baseball scoreboard recap of Tuesday and Wednesday games
Tuesday results Milwaukee 3 Baltimore Toronto 7 California 6 in 11 Cleveland 4 Oakland 4 in 10 Detroit 4 Seattle 2 Chicago 5 Texas 4 Kansas City 6 New York 5 in 10 Minnesota 9 Boston 4. Wednesday matchups include Texas at Chicago Milwaukee at Baltimore California at Toronto Oakland at Cleveland Seattle at Detroit New York at Kansas City Boston at Minnesota. National League standings show Pittsburgh Montreal Philadelphia Chicago New York St Louis Los Angeles Cincinnati San Diego Atlanta. Upcoming Thursday features several interleague and division games across major teams.
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Milwaukee
Baltimore
Toronto
California
Cleveland
Oakland
Detroit
Seattle
Chicago
Texas
Kange City
New York
Minnesota
Boston
Medich
Devine
Rafsich
Barrios
Dolson
Sorensen
Flenegan
Knapp
Clancy
McCarty
Splitner
Bannister
Wilcon
John
Kansas City
Martin
Rainey
Erickson
Pittsburgh
Montreal
Philadelphia
K.forsch
San Diego
Mura
Cincionet
Ledbrandt
Los Angeles
Hooton
St.Louis
Peace
Royals Clip Yanks In 10
Royals beat the Yankees 6 5 in 10 innings after Dan Quisenberry held New York in tense ninth inning. Reggie Jackson battled, Quisenberry faced a clutch situation with runners on first and second and one out, then Clint Hurdle delivered the winning pinch hit in the 10th as George Brett added a two run homer and Nettles drove in two for the Yankees.
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Quisenberry
Royals
Larry Gura
Rick Cerone
Fred Stanley
Yankee
Jackson
A.L. Washington
Bobby Murcer
Pete LaCock
Ron Davis
Clint Hurdle
Dennis Worth
Worth
George Brett
Graig Nettles
Yankees
Royals target pitching as they draft in June 1986
Kansas City Royals choose two right pitchers early in the 1986 June free agent draft with Frank Wills Tulane and Keith Creel Texas highlighted in the regular phase. The club adds Roger Hansen and Michael Olson and notes secondary picks David Bailor, Robert Ferris, Russell Stephens, and others from Arizona State and junior colleges.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Royals
Frank Wills
Tulane
Keith Creel
University of Texas
Wills
Creel
Associated Press
Texas
Roger Hansen
Rio Mesa
Oxnard
Calif
Michael Olson
St. Louis Park High
Minnesota
David Bailor
Yavapai Junior College
Prescott
Ariz
Bailor
Toronto Blue Jays
Bob Bailor
The
Royals
Robert Ferris
Arizona State
Russell Stephens
David Wilder
Contra Costa Junior College
Andrew Bavnovic
Harold Hatcher
Mesa
Hawaii Rainbows Shock Miami to Reach College World Series Final
Freshman Bryan Duquette and catcher Collin Tanabe led Hawaii to a 9-3 win over top-ranked Miami in Omaha. The Rainbows, 60-16, never trailed and will face Arizona in the finals after advancing from the College World Series double elim. Tanabe homered and doubled in five RBIs as Duquette allowed two runs in five no-hit innings.
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Omaha
Neb
Miami
Hawaii
California
Arizona
Bryan Duquette
Collin Tanabe
Tanabe
Rainbows
Keiki Korps
Les Murakami
Jay Erdahl
Thad Reece
Duquette
Paul Hundhammer
Ross Jones
Los Angeles Dodgers
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Preakness
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American League
Kansas. City
Reggie Jackson
Dan Quisenberry
Elax
Ariana
PSD Ie
S. Mein
Neil Satterlee
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