Baseball Enlists Edwards to Boost Minorities in Baseball
AP reports sociologist Harry Edwards will help major league baseball locate and evaluate Black and Hispanic ex-players with short on field careers for possible roles off the field. Commissioner Peter Ueberroth said Edwards will coordinate a project, while Edwards remains a Berkeley professor and will not relocate.
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Brett Delivers Royals Win in Storm-Delayed Game
Kansas City Royals beat the California Angels 1-0 after a 90 minute delay from severe storms. George Brett drove in the only run with an RBI double in the fourth, scoring Kevin Seitzer, as Bret Saberhagen retired the first 12 batters. Brett returned from a knee injury after May 15.
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Church and League Sports Schedule and Royals Moves
Local church league softball games are listed for both women and men at Forest Park with matchups and times. Kansas City Royals activate George Brett, prep Bud Black for knee surgery, and sign pitcher Bob Shirley as the team reshapes its staff.
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Fat's In The Fire Over Bosworth Pro Grid Future
Seattle selected Brian Bosworth in the NFL supplemental draft but he refused to play for the Seahawks, preferring to sit out the season. Seahawks officials said they would pursue signing him, while Bosworth listed preferred teams and stated Seattle did not fit his desired mold. Reports note leverage rests with Bosworth and his agent Gary Wichard as teams weigh options and potential trades.
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Ottawa Recreation League schedules June 15 1987
Ottawa city notes list men and women softball games across Forest Park and nearby fields for June 15 to June 19 1987. It includes team matchups such as Sudja Refinishing versus Kansas State Sank, Ottawa University against Keato's Kids, and multiple AAA AAA divisions with times and field labels. The document also records baseball and youth softball entries, plus ORC meeting and office hours.
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Lakers Stand Test at Home After Boston Loss in Finals
Lakers celebrate return to the Forum with a 3-2 series lead after defeating the Celtics 123-108 in Boston. James Worthy scored 56 and Byron Scott 44 in three games at the Garden, while Magic Johnson pledged a Sunday win to seal the title drive. Danny Ainge and Kevin McHale urged Celtics to rebound and hustle at the Forum to force Games 6 and 7.
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