Twins Snap Skid Behind Tapani and Gaetti Homer
Minnesota rookie Kevin Tapani outdueled Bret Saberhagen for the second time in six days as the Twins beat the Royals 3-2. Gary Gaetti homered, Kent Hrbek doubled, and Junior Ortiz drove in a run to back Tapani over Saberhagen who allowed eight hits in seven innings. Rick Aguilera earned the save.
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Kevin Tapani
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Gary Gaetti
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Royals
Kansas City
Rick Aguilera
Danny Tastabull
Jim Eisenreich
Willie Wilson
Mike Macfadane
Kurt Stillwell
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Gaetti
Saberhagen
Kent Hrbek
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Junior Ortiz
Greg Gagne
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Church League softball and golf schedule update
At Forest Park Friday June 29 men and women leagues list games by time. Matches include Church of Christ versus Papa Assembly 6 00 pm and North Baptist versus First Methodist 10 00 pm. Women's division features Faith Lutheran versus First Christian 8 15 pm and Wesleyan versus Ottawa 9 15 pm. An invitation tournament for the Opawa Women's Golf Association is set for June 26 at Ottawa Country Club with 8 am tee time.
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First Methodist
Free Methodist Nazarene
Westminster Presbyterian
First Baptist Women’s Diamond
Faith Lutheran
First Christian
Wesleyan
Ottawa Assembly
Opawa
Qhawa Country Club
Tarkanian case nears end as Infractions Committee prepares ruling
After a 13 year fight culminating at the Supreme Court, UNLV's Jerry Tarkanian faces a final Infractions Committee hearing. A decision may take 2-3 weeks. Potential outcomes range from partial bench removal for non conference games to limits on recruiting, with no option to suspend him from coaching.
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Jerry Tarkanian
UNLV
NCAA
Dick Schultz
Runnin’ Rebels
Tarkanian
Supreme Court
Schultz
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Warren Brown
Walter Byers
David Berst
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Royals owner to loan co‑owner 34 million to regain control
Kansas City Royals owner Ewing Kauffman will loan 34 million to co-owner Aaron Fogelman, a move that could restore Kauffman’s full ownership. Fogelman bought 49 percent in 1983 and later 1 percent to equal partnership. He faces creditor pressure and a Memphis court ordered a 2.7 million payment to Wells Fargo, with the stock pledged as loan collateral. The team may be put up for sale, with Kauffman retaining final bid rights.
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Kansas City Royals
Ewing Kauffman
Aaron Fogelman
Kauffman
Royals
Joe Burke
Fogelman
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Burke
Memphis
Wells Fargo Realty Advisors Funding Inc
Wells Fargo
North Carolina
Commissioner Vincent summons Steinbrenner to hearing on pay inquiry
New York AP Fay Vincent calls Yankees owner George Steinbrenner to a July 5 hearing to answer questions about a $40,000 payment to Howard Spira last January, as Steinbrenner strengthens his legal team. The hearing coincides with Spira’s extortion arraignment. The Yankees, under Steinbrenner, sit with the worst 24-40 record, and Merrill replaces Dent after a tumultuous year.
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Fay Vincent
George Steinbrenner
Bronx
New York Yankees
Vincent
John Dowd
Steinbrenner
Howard Spira
Dowd
Washington
Pete Rose
Harold
Ace
Tyler Jr
Tyler
Department of Justice
Bari Giamati
Rose
Stephen Kaufman
Dominick Amorosa
U.S
Manhattan
Robert Gold
Robert Banker
Tampa
Kaufman
Yankees
Bucky Dent
Stump Merrill
Thompson rejects six million Nuggets offer to stay at Georgetown
Georgetown coach John Thompson announced he turned down an offer worth at least six million dollars to become Denver Nuggets general manager. He called the decision extremely painful and said the timing was not right. Thompson cited reflection and guidance from mentors as factors in remaining with Georgetown.
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Georgetown
John Thompson
NBA
Denver Nuggets
Thompson
Denver
Mike Krzyzewski
Boston Celtics
Duke
David Gavitt
Celtics
Hoyas
Nuggets
Pete Bynoe
Leo J. O'Donovan
David Falk
ProServe Inc
Thompson Cartier
Bill Russell
Peter Bynoe
Irwin presses on as Buick Classic reshapes standings
Hale Irwin, the U S Open champion, trails Blaine McCallister by two after 36 holes at the Buick Classic in Harrison. McCallister shot a 67 to reach 133, while Irwin posted 69 despite fatigue from recent victory celebrations and playoff drama. Jay Haas and David Peoples sit just behind, with Ben Crenshaw and Mike Donald locking into the top group as the field tightens toward Sunday.
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N.Y
Blaine McCallister
Hale Irwin
Irwin
McCallister
Galf
Jay Haas
David Peoples
Ian Baker-Finch
Mark Brooks
Bill Britton
Brooks
Westchester Country Club
Baker-Finch
Britton
Ben Crenshaw
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