Houston and New York score tied in midweek game
In a tense midweek matchup, Houston and New York traded blows as the series stayed tied at 22. The June schedule references a potential Houston at New York game, with Wednesday and Friday notes and unclear dates, but the readable fragments indicate a closely contested contest between the two teams amid a broader Houston New York series.
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Houston
Nemayen
New York
New
Rew New York
Houeriny
Griffey Hits 30th as Mariners Top Royals 5-1
Ken Griffey homered for the 30th time this season and Edgar Martinez added a three run shot as Seattle defeated Kansas City 5-1. Dave Fleming won to snap a five game skid, outdueling David Cone who struck out seven in six innings.
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Ansas City
Ken Griffey
Edgar Martinez
Dave Fleming
Seattle
Kansas City
Griffey
Babe Ruth
Ruth
David Cone
Cone
Felix Fermin
Dan Wilson
Martinez
Cen
Deal breaks US hammer record in Knoxville
Lance Deal threw 270 feet 8 inches to set the American record at the USA Mobil Outdoor Track and Field Championships. He believes he can go farther with proper finish and training partners note the achievement as third best in the world this year. Jud Logan watched, congratulated him, and Logan faces a four year suspension for drug use.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Lance Deal
Deal
USA Mobil
Jud Logan
University Park
Logan
Tom Black Field
Wimbledon social season outshines the sport
The piece notes Wimbledon Royal Ascot and the Henley Regatta as social rituals shaping Britain’s summer scene. It cites voices from public relations, Harpers and Queen, and royal watchers, highlighting crowds, fashion, exclusivity, and the shift from genteel prestige to mass appeal.
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Karin Davies
Associated Press
Ondon
Wimbledon
Royal Ascot
Henley Regatta
All-England Club
Thames
Henley
Colin Woodhead
Des Moines
Iowa
Palo Alto
Chuck
Woodhead
All-England
Celestina Nowel
Harpers and Queen
Celestrna
Duchess of Kent
Windsor Castle
Scotsman Leads U S Open as Palmer Bids Farewell
Arnold Palmer ends his U S Open career with an 81 missing the cut at Oakmont as Jack Nicklaus posts steady rounds and mirrors Palmer’s emotional exit. Colin Montgomerie sparks a 65 to seize a two shot lead at 136, with Hale Irwin and John Cook close behind.
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Oakmont
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Palmers
Nicklaus
Colin Montgomerie
Montgomerie
Hale Irwin
John Cook
David
Jeff Maggert
Steve Pate
Curtis Strange
Frank Nobile
Emie Els
Tom Watson
Kirk Triplett
Jeff Sluman
Emlyn Aubrey
Greg Norman
Palmer
Drive for Life Scramble golf tourney aids Life Care Center
The Life Care Auxiliary tops the second annual Drive for Life scramble at Lamont Hills Golf Resort in Vassar with forty players. First place shot eight under 62 including Carlo Cevoli Tony Cevoli Mike Cevoli and Maurice Wiederholt. Second and third places were four under par 66 with Ottawa players and Father Mike Mullen. Awards for longest drive longest putt and closest to the pin went to Cevoli Wiederholt and Dewayne Bear Lee. Life Care thanks Lamont Hills staff and local sponsors for prizes and support.
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Drive For Life
Life Care Center
Life Care Auxiliary
Bruce Beatty
Main
Lamont Hills Golf Resort
Vassar
Beatty
Carlo Cevoli
Tony Cevoli
Wellsville
Mike Cevoli
Maurice “Red” Wiederholt
Ottawa
Steve Hasty
Jason Maxwell
Chuck Stevens
Steve Morgan
Mike Mullen
David Hornung
James Bien
Bud Stratton
Red Wiederholt
Dewayne
Bear” Lee
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Mie
Peon
World Features, Syndicate
Mariners
Terfield
Royals
Gary Gaetti
Felix Jose
Flemming
Chico Lind
David Howard
John McEnroy
Boris Backer
Germany
Stefan Edberg
Sweden
Sa Bene
Swedan
Perera
Martina Navratilova
USA
Steffi Graf
Martina Navratilova U
Ser
Cook
Edwards
Irwin
Pebble Beach
Tom Kite
Beaty
Hasty Enterprises
Country Mart
Sirloin Stockade
Williams Natural Gas Co
Tulsa
Okla
TCI of Kansas, Inc
Our Own Hardware Co
Cooler
Richard Everett
Chemco
Dallas
Texas
Budges Sports Center
Hairport
Clark Falkner
David Wildman
Woodmen Insurance
Tantillo and Miller Inc
Topeka
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