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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1992
Page
5
Chicago 4 Portland 84 in a game noted for a Chicago lead of the series at 2-1. The schedule lists Portland at Chicago for 6 p.m. on Wednesday June 10 and potential follow up at 8 p.m. on Wednesday June 17 if needed.
Al Coffman finished seventh in the Super Stocks at Linn County Speedway, helping the Ottawa driver rise to sixth with 380 points. Jake Simmons of Erie won the race. Bobby Mills of Joplin leads with 765 points.
Ottawa’s American Legion squad edged Lawrence 6-5 after a seventh inning rally led by Alex Wender and Mike Milton. Milton stole second and scored on a Wender grounder that glanced off the third baseman, while Ferris earned the save in relief. Ottawa improved to 6-5 as Ratliff earned the win and Valentine pitched four innings. Caution issued for catcher Charlie Waymire due to a blood clot in his right elbow.
Kent Hrbek hit his 250th career homer, a two run shot in the ninth, as Minnesota defeated Kansas City 4-2 to stop the Royals six game winning streak. Krueger pitched eight strong innings for Minnesota while Magnante worked eight for Kansas City. A misplayed ball opened the first inning for Minnesota, who later added two more runs on a double steal and an RBI single.
A Nippon group led by Nintendo president Hiroshi Yamauchi won near approval to acquire the Seattle Mariners for 125 million dollars. Seattle investors would run day to day operations, with Yamauchi retaining limited control over major decisions.
In Portland, Scottie Pippen outplays Cliff Kersey as Chicago takes a 2-1 series lead. Pippen handles the ball, assists, and scores while Kersey fights to limit the Bulls’ tempo and rebound, aiming to spark Portland.
Optimists connected a four-run seventh inning to seize a 12 8 victory over Kiwanis at Orls Cox Complex. Jeff Young doubled and Josh Sauders drove in runs as Kiwanis led 4 2 in the second inning, with Scott Snethen scoring on a Jeff Moore sacrifice fly for the Optimists.
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