Saberhagen Notches Win No 10 in 6 1 Victory
Bret Saberhagen improved to 10-0 with a 6-1 win over the Seattle Mariners. He scattered seven singles after a rough first inning, facing Mike Morgan before Balboni and Tartabull homers broke the game open. Tartabull, traded from Seattle, fueled the Royals with a two-run blast and Seitzer added an eighth inning homer.
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Jamie Quirk
Kansas City Royals
Dennis Leonard
Paul Splittorff
Steve Busby
Bret Saberhagen
Seatte Mariners
Royals
Quirk
Saberhagen
Mike Morgan
Steve
Balboni
Morgan
Mariners
Danny Tartabull
Tartabull
Kevin Seitzer
Kansas City
Abehchl
Wilson
Moses
Seltzer
Triabll
Sbradley
Bosley
Phelps
White
Davis
Blancn
Presley
Beniguz If
Kingery
Phiodoc
Reyards
Tarte
E—Qeienes
Selteer
Reynolds
Bewley
Kennas City
Sabrhgne
Seattle Morgan
Reilly
Welke
Brinkman
Cooney
Howser adrift in hospital care after brain cancer
Dick Howser, 51, weakened in a 10 month brain cancer battle and listed in serious condition at St. Luke's Hospital in Kansas City. He had three operations since last July, radiation therapy, and two experimental cell injections. The Royals said he could be better cared for in hospital and that his return as manager was not feasible as he remained weakened.
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Kansas City, Mo
Dick Howser
Kansas City Royals
St. Luke's Hospital
Howser
Nancy
Royals
Billy Gardner
Lakers extend playoff lead against Celtics in Inglewood
Lakers rout Celtics 141-122 to take 2-0 lead as Magic Johnson and Michael Cooper star. Cooper sets finals record with six three pointers and eight assists in a quarter while Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Worthy, Scott, and Bird vie for momentum ahead of Boston’s return to Garden.
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Pat Riley
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Riley
Lakers
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Celtics
Boston
the Forum
K.C. Jones
James
Michael) Cooper
Cooper
Los Angeles
NBA
Laker
Magic Johnson
Larry Bird
Byron Scott
Worthy
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
Johnson
Boston Garden
Englewood
Kareem Abdul
Rotary Shocks Kiwanis To Take League Lead
Rotary defeated Kiwanis 7-3 as Rotary jumped to a 5-0 lead in the second inning. Jim Bristow Rex Chang Greg Shields Marc McClay and Richard Blevins powered the early surge while Keith Weidner took the loss for Kiwanis. VFW edged Sertoma 10-4 with Daryl Spigle and Ben Janssen keying the win. Spigle pitched four innings for VFW and Ricky Jackson took the loss. An OBAL game between Ellis and Lions was set for tonight at 5 30 on west field.
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Kiwanis
Rotary
Jim Bristow
Rex Chang
Greg Shields
Marc McClay
Richard Blevins
Blevins
Bobby Redeker
Billy Tally
Redeker
Keith Weidner
Chuck Milner
VFW
Sertoma
Ricky Jackson
Daryl Spigle
Ben Janssen
Randy Stoneking
Tom Rattiff
Bo DeHay
Spigle
Noah Sandstrom
Charlie Waymire
Mosquitoes and Outdoor Safety For Summer Fun
Outdoor lore warns that June to September bring mosquitoes drawn to warm skin and moisture. DEET repellents, proper application, and protective clothing reduce bites. choose product strength by activity and ensure campsite safety with screened tents and mindful water sites.
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Pit
Jabbar
Robert Parrish
Bruce Willis
Don Johnson
Miami Vice
Rotary Shocks
Gary Kuntz
Ottawa
America
Ole Time
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