Royals Rally Past Tigers In Royals Stadium Thriller
Kevin Seltzer drove in the tie breaking run on Bo Jacksons seventh inning single as the Kansas City Royals overcame Detroit 3-2 to end the Tigers 11 game losing streak at Royals Stadium. Jackson's RBI followed a Pecota sacrifice and Bretts record tying fourth walk in a tense late rally.
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Forest Park Church League Friday schedule
Forest Park hosts both men and women church league games with multiple matches listed. First Methodist faces Nazarene Free Methodist at 6 p.m. and more duels follow including Westminster Presbyterian versus Wesleyan and Wellsville Baptist versus Faith Lutheran at successive times. Women's games include North Baptist versus First Christian and First Methodist versus Community Foursquare with a BYE for Faith Lutheran.
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Church of Christ
Paola Assembly
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OWGA Pairings for Ottawa Women's Golf Event
Ottawa women golfers list pairings for the OWGA event with players including Sheldon Kramer Gert Grabham Wallace Schrag Harper Killough Campbell South Moherman Moherman Gleason Schultz Hill LeMaster Badders Artinger Wassmer and others. Tee time set at 8:00 am.
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Ottawa
ML. Sheldon
H. Kramer
C. G Gert
A Grabham
F. Wallace
B. Schrag
P. Harper
B. Killough
E. Campbell
D. South
M.A. Moherman
L. Moherman
C. Gleason
J. Schultz
B. Hill
D. LeMaster
G. Badders
M.E. Pe
J. Artinger
S. Wassmer
Stewart spins no hitter in Toronto
Oakland ace Dave Stewart pitched a 5-0 no hitter in Toronto against the Blue Jays, striking out 12 as the fourth no hitter of the season. He walked two in the ninth after a perfect run, while Rickey Henderson and Dave Henderson homered to back him. The win improved Stewart to 10-6 in a game watched by a sellout crowd of 49,817.
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Tony Fernandez
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Fred McGriff
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John Cenutti
California
Mark Langston
Mike Witt
Seattle
Randy Johnson
Detroit
Nolan Ryan
Texas
Fred Toney
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago
Turins 1985 Heysel tragedy still haunts English fans
Rome AP reports Turin officials urge FIFA to move semifinals after 1985 Heysel riots. Five years on the memory of 39 Italians killed at Heysel colors Turin’s stance as England faces Cameroon for a semifinal spot. English fans faced expulsions amid Rimini violence and Sardinia clashes.
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Hockey swap proves you can go home again
The Chicago Blackhawks traded high scoring center Denis Savard to the Montreal Canadiens for defenseman Chris Chelios and future considerations. Savard, 29, grew up in Montreal and started his career with Chicago after the 1980 draft, later becoming the team’s leading scorer with 110 points per season on average. Chelios, 28, a Chicago native and Mount Carmel alum, was a Canadiens second‑round pick in 1981. Montreal also sent a 1991 second‑round pick. Savard held eight Blackhawks records and is the only Blackhawk to score four goals in a playoff game.
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Brad Fabel
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Savard
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LeMond Eyes Tour Comeback From Ills And Demands
LeMond, the 1989 Tour champion, faces a tough 1990 start at Futuroscope as a virus and heavy outside demands slowed his winter return. He remains confident despite not being at full strength, aiming to win again while competing against Stephen Roche Pedro Delgado and Laurent Fignon.
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Poitiers
France
Greg LeMond
LeMond
Stephen Roche
Ireland
Pedro Delgado
Spain
Laurent Fignon
Capriati edges White in three at Wimbledon shocker
Capriati, 14, fought off four match points to beat Robin White 7-5 6-7 6-3 in a tense third round clash. Graf awaits Capriati next after defeating Claudia Kohde-Kirsch 6-0 6-4, while Jonas Svensson blew a two set lead to David Wheaton in a dramatic men’s contest.
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Robin White
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Claudia Kohde-Kirsch
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Jonas Svensson
David Wheaton
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