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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1994
Page
2
In Indianapolis a racing event at ATS MalR SPEEDWAYS-2 saw 39 fatalities amid a series of dangerous races. Officials report the deadly incidents as part of the ongoing coverage by World Features Syniicaip and related agencies.
David Cone outpitched Texas with seven clean innings of three-hit ball and two unearned runs. He improved to 10-2, lowered his ERA to 2.41, and joined Atlanta's Greg Maddux as a 10-game winner. Greg Gagne drove in runs with an RBI double and a two-run triple, Felix Jose hit a solo homer, and Rusty Meacham earned the save as Kansas City split the four-game series.
Ottawa’s AA Legion team finished 3-1, placing third in pool play and winning the fifth place game 13-3 against Louisburg. Chanute won the title after beating Iola, with Ottawa’s opening loss to Iola 10-3 after a slow start.
Slump ridden Ryne Sandberg of the Chicago Cubs announces retirement. Agent Richie Bry says Sandberg feels the game is no longer fun and is tired of it. A 1 PM EDT news conference was scheduled as Trebelhorn benched him after a poor run at the plate.
In Indianapolis AP report Judge Patricia J. Gifford declined to reduce former heavyweight champion Mike Tyson's six year term for rape. Tyson has served 26 months at the Indiana Youth Center and faces May 1995 release with good behavior credit despite rehabilitation notes from the judge.
Lee Janzen recovered from bad play to win the Buick Classic by three strokes, improving his confidence ahead of the U S Open at Oakmont. He outdueled Ernie Els, a European star, as both sought form and a major title. Janzen noted he stayed positive and played strong down the stretch.
OU announces a two day soccer camp led by OU coaches and players on August 24 and 27 from 9 a.m. to 12 30 p.m. The $35 fee supports OU programs including a new soccer field and potential area league. Brochures and registration forms available in Ottawa with contact options through the athletics office.
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