Strange wins consecutive U S Open in bizarre finish
Curtis Strange became the first golfer since Ben Hogan in 1951 to win consecutive U S Opens, sealing the title with a birdie on the 16th. Tom Kite and Scott Simpson faltered with costly mistakes as Strange grabbed the lead and held on to finish 2 under 278 for the tournament at Oak Hill.
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Rochester
N.Y
Curtis
Curtis Strange
U.S
Ben Hogan
Strange
Tom Kite
Kite
Fairway
Sarah
Willie Anderson
John J. McDermott
Bobby Jones
Ralph Guldahl
Hogan
Oak Hill Country Club
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Tom Watson
Scott Simpson
Simpson
Jumbo Ozaki
Chip Beck
Tan Woosnam
Mark McCumber
Brian Claar
Peter Jacobsen
J.M. Olazabal
Hubert Green
Paul Azinger
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Ottawa AAs Fall Again In Two Lopsided Losses
Ottawa AAs remain winless at 0-10 after a 9-1 road defeat to Fort Scott and a 15-0 home loss to Rockhurst over the weekend. Manager David Drumright cited poor hitting and pitching as the weekend's culprits as Ottawa was routed after five innings by the eight-run rule.
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Ottawa
Legion AA
Ottawa Aas
Fort Scott
Rockhurst
Orris Cox Field
David Drumright
Mike Aspinwall
Troy Hensick
Aspinwall
Jason Ayers
Gene Dydell
Daryl Spigle
Ricky Jackson
Jackson
Chad McClay
Welch resigns OU baseball post
Buddy Welch steps down as Ottawa University head baseball coach due to time demands from Central Heights High School. William Wille will take over full time, with duties in Brown Hall and on Dave Dallas's football staff. Wille, 26, comes from Southern Arkansas University as a graduate assistant with a strong football background and extensive umpiring experience.
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Welch
Central Heights
William Wille
Herald
Rick Peterson
Buddy Welch
Ottawa University
Braves
William Wille ~ Welch
Ottawa U
Central Heights High School
Percy
Wille
Brown Hall
Dave Dallas
Kansas
Dawa U
Southern Arkansas University
Magnolia
Ark
Missouri Western State College
St. Joseph
Legion A's rally for two wins at weekend series
Ottawa A team won two close games to extend its unbeaten run to four. They rallied past Fort Scott 8-6 on the road and edged Rockhurst 6-5 at Orlis Cox Field as pitchers and timely hitting fueled a pair of come-from-behind victories. Fason Ball pitched nine innings for the Fort Scott win, with Ratliff Spigle Barnhart and Carter collecting two hits apiece.
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Ottawa
Legion
Fort Scott
Rockhurst
Orlis Cox Field
Dave Drumright
Fason
Tom Ratliff
Spigle
Scott Barnhart
Robert Carter
Bamhan
RBI
Ball
Marc McClay
Barnhart
J.D. Weers
Swindell shines as Indians beat Royals four to one
Redhot Indian pitcher Dan Swindell shuts down Kansas City as Cleveland wins 4-1. Swindell improves to 9-1 with his fourth complete game, allowing nine hits and a Bo Jackson homer in the sixth. Royals rookie Kevin Appier holds Kansas City to three runs in six innings as KC suffers a third straight loss after starting the series strong.
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Swindell
Bo Jackson
Kevin Appier
Kansas City
Appier
Pete O'Brien
Cory Snyder
Salas
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Stange
Manhattan
Mer OU
Glenn Percy
Legion A’s Rally
Redhot
Royals
Cleveland
Wathan
Indians
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