Royals Rally Past Tigers 3-2 At Royals Stadium
Kevin Seitzer scored the go ahead run on Bo Jacksons seventh inning single as Kansas City beat Detroit 3-2 for the Tigers 11th straight loss at Royals Stadium. Jackson and Brett helped with key RBIs and Steve Crawford earned the win in relief.
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Jeff Robinson
Bill Pecota
George Brett
Forest Park Church League Friday Night Schedule
The Forest Park schedule lists church and women's leagues with timing. First Methodist faces Nazarene Free Methodist at 6, Westminster Presbyterian meets Wesleyan at 7, Wellsville Baptist plays Faith Lutheran at 8, Ottawa Assembly vs Community Foursquare at 9, and First Christian vs North at 10 in the men’s division. women’s games include North Baptist vs First Christian at 6, First Methodist vs Community Foursquare at 9:15, with a bye for Faith Lutheran at 8:15 and Paola Assembly vs Ottawa Bille at 9:30. golf pairings follow with several players named.
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First Baptist
Church of Christ
Paola Assembly
Ottawa Bille
Stewart spins no hitter in Toronto for Oakland
Oakland righty Dave Stewart pitched the season's fourth no hitter and the first ever in Toronto, beating the Blue Jays 5-0. Stewart walked two to start and then retired 25 straight until a ninth inning walk. Rickey Henderson and Dave Henderson homered, with McGwire and others contributing as Oakland topped Toronto before a 49,817 sellout crowd.
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Rickey Henderson
John Cenutti
California
Mark Langston
Mike Witt
Seattle
Randy Johnson
Detroit
Nolan Ryan
Texas
Fred Toney
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago
Tragic 1985 Heysel echoes haunt Turin ahead of England Cameroon match
Five years after the European Cup tragedy in Brussels, Turin mayor Magnani Nova urges FIFA to move semifinal venues citing hooligan danger. England faces Cameroon with security tight as reminders of Heysel linger, while both teams cope with injuries and suspensions before July 7 headlines.
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Guido Tognoni
World Soccer Federation
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 became the team's leading scorer with 110 points per season on average, while Chelios, 28, is a Chicago native who played for Mount Carmel and was a Canadiens draftee. The Canadiens also sent a second round pick in 1991. Savard holds eight Chicago records and is the only Blackhawk to score four goals in a playoff game.
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Savard
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Quebec
Doug Wickenheiser
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LeMond Faces Tough Tour Comeback In France
Poitier France AP Greg LeMond eyes another Tour de France victory as 1990 begins at Futuroscope. Despite a winter virus and high demands, he says he feels good and aims to stay strong from start to finish. His main rivals include Stephen Roche Pedro Delgado and Laurent Fignon.
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France
Greg LeMond
LeMond
Stephen Roche
Ireland
Pedro Delgado
Spain
Laurent Fignon
Capriati Edges White to Set Graf Clash at Wimbledon
Jennifer Capriati, at 14, outlasted Robin White 7-5 6-7 6-3 after saving two match points, setting up a fourth round meeting with Steffi Graf who beat Claudia Kohde-Kirsch 6-0 6-4. Graf, 21, pursues title amid talk of early retirement. Svensson vs Wheaton also went Wheaton’s way after a two-set deficit.
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Robin White
Capriati
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Claudia Kohde-Kirsch
White
Deuce
Jef
Jonas Svensson
Darkhorse
David Wheaton
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