Local Adult Softball Tourney Schedule And Standings
The notice lists games for Tuesday July 1 with Maria's, NCRC, Price Chopper, Penny's, Country Bronze and Hasty Awards plus last week results. Standings show Price Chopper 30, Hasty Awards 3-0, Penny's 241, NCRC 1-2, Maria's 0-3, Country Bronze 0-3. Additional July 2 results include Rednecks, Braves, Taylor, FUBAR, Nautilus, Williams with current records. Also mentions Thursday July 3 games and a July 30 to August 3 boys baseball tournament for multiple age divisions with eight-team limits and a $125 entry fee.
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Onis Cox
Foe
Brewers end road skid with 5-3 win at Kansas City
Milwaukee overcome a rough first game and a 2-0 deficit to beat the Royals 5-3 at Kauffman Stadium. Bob Wickman earned the win and Doug Jones the save as Jeff Montgomery blew a ninth-inning lead, allowing Gerald Williams to set up Jeff Huson’s pinch RBI and seal the victory for Milwaukee.
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Hickox
Ottawa Legion AA Battles Pittsburg In AAA State Prep
Ottawa, 19-16, split a doubleheader with Pittsburg after a 6-4 loss and a 9-1 win over Miami. Josh Turner pitched well in relief, John Dixon struck out nine in relief and earned a save. Ottawa committed several errors that shaped the outcome, with Casady going 3-for-3 and scoring, while Barnhart, Guilfoyle, and Snethen added RBI hits as Ottawa heads home for a key doubleheader with Iola.
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PP Ox
American Legion AA
Ottawa
Miami
Okla
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Legion
Josh Turner
Turner
John Dixon
Dixon
Andy Barnhart
Legion AA
Dustin Benjamin
Philip Marez
Luke Queen
Casady
Barnhart
Rick Guilfoyle
Snethen
RBI
Levi Moore
Iola
Pomona Baseball Sees Slim Open Loss and Sweep
Pomona almost posts first win as Melvern takes opener 4-3 in Melvern then wins the nightcap 19-3. Sunday Princeton sweeps Pomona 16-3 and 5-0, with Princeton starting fast and amassing a 10-0 lead aided by a 10-run first inning. Players Peters Drake Driver Phalzgraff Welch Kimball contribute hits in the explosion.
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Pomona
Melvern
Princeton
Blaine Brown
Paul Peters
Jamie Drake
Lee Driver
Eric Phalzgraff
Beau Welch
Ross Kimball
Tyson bites Holyfield ears in brutal rematch ending
In Las Vegas, Mike Tyson was disqualified in the third round for biting Evander Holyfield’s ears. Referee Mills Lane deducted points, and Holyfield suffered ear injuries with blood visible. The Nevada Athletic Commission plans hearings to consider fines up to 3 million dollars and a possible boxing suspension.
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Don King
Mike Tyson
Tyson
Evander Holyfield
Marc Ratner
Nevada State Athletic Commission
Holyfield
Nevada Boxing Commission
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Mills Lane
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Lane
Ratner
Athletic Commission
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Thomas
Las Vegas
Seles blows 5 2 lead in Wimbledon upset
Monica Seles, second seed, blew a 5-2 third-set lead and lost to Sandrine Testud 0-6 6-4 8-6 in Wimbledon third round. Testud saved a match point and extended Seles' Wimbledon woes. Becker powered into fourth round, eyeing Sampras in a potential quarterfinal, while several seeds were upset.
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Becker
Sampras
Imbledon
England
Monica Seles
France
Sandrine Testud
Testud
Jana Novotna
Gala Leon Garcia
Mary Joe Fernandez
Thailand
Tamarine Tanasugarn
Boris Becker
Britain
Mark Petchey
N'T
Pete Sampras
Byron Black
Patrick Rafter
Belgium
Christophe van Garsse
Fernandez
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