Garnett Girls Dominant At Prairie View Meet
Wood leads Garnett to team title at Prairie View Invitational with four races totaling 334 miles and victories in 1600, 800, and 3200, plus a relay podium. Garnett secures meet championship as Prairie View trails with 72 points and Central Heights and Marmaton Valley follow.
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Lacygne
Central Heights
Kathy Wood
Garnett
Prairie View
Wood
Vikings
Jessica Pine
Stacy Mays
Amy Fisher
Jayhawk-Linn
Marmaton Valley
Cass-Midway
Central
Louisburg
Kansas School For the Deaf
Pleasanton
Case Midway
Archie
Rich Hill
Uniontown
Julie Hirt
Diane Miller
Teresa Burris
Hirt
Lisa Ball
Linda Spreer
Wawrzewski
Wawrzewski, Dieker
Burris
Ball
Clint Burkdohl
Barkdoll
Tony Stottlemire
Brian Timblin
Mike Jensen
Rudy Manes
Steve Haight
Timblin
Greg Carey
Ray Zwiener
Tony Hoffman
Kenny Long
Long
Hoffman
Bulldogs
Doug Wittman
Dennison
Egger
Beene
Wohurdles
Hirt Garnett
Puedes Hirt
Pine
Diaker
Centralis
Smes Burris Garnett
Rockets topple Trail Blazers in playoff clincher
Houston defeated Portland 113 to 101 as Akeem Olajuwon posted 27 points and 9 rebounds with Ralph Sampson adding 19 points and 10 boards. Seattle then routed Dallas 124 to 98, led by Tom Chambers 31 and Xavier McDaniel 29 as the SuperSonics seized the Western Conference series. Houston will host Seattle in the next round while Milwaukee, Atlanta, and Utah also chased series wins.
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Associated Press
Texas
Pacific Northwest
Houston
Rockets
Portland Trail Blazers
Dallas Mavericks
Seattle SuperSonics
Boston
Trail Blazers
Portland
Akeem Olajuwon
Ralph Sampson
Kiki Vandeweghe
Dallas
Seattle
Tom Chambers
Xavier McDaniel
Dick Motta
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Bucks
Atlanta
Indiana
Utah
Golden State
Baseball Scoreboard Saturday and Sunday Games Listed
Saturday matchups include Texas at Toronto Detroit at Oakland Chicago at Baltimore Cleveland at Kansas City New York at Minnesota Boston at California Milwaukee at Seattle. Sunday schedule features Texas at Toronto Cleveland at Kansas City Boston at California.
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Texas
Toronto
Detroit
Oakland
Chicago
Baltimore
Cleveland
Kansas City
New York
Minnesota
Boston
California
Milwaukee
Seattle
Associated Press
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
San Diego
Allan
San Detroit
Montreal
Sarrender
Guzman
Bannister
Sanderson
McGregor
Athoden
Houston
Ryan
Atlanta
Mahler
Blyleven
Isco
M. Davis
Niekro
Gubri
Birkbeck
Trujillo
Honeycutt
Magrane
Baterday
Lonnie Smith weighs options on future with Royals uncertain
Lonnie Smith, 31, weighing retirement after Royals buyout and slim chances of catching on with other major league teams. He recalls World Series titles with three clubs, laments lack of offers, and contemplates returning only if an interested team uses him as designated hitter. He remains active in public anti drug efforts and reflects on family time as a potential post baseball path.
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Kansas City
Royals
Smith
St. Louis
Lonnie
John Schuerholz
Schuerholz
Philadelphia
Cardinals
Milwaukee
Peter Ueberroth
Spartanburg
Jacksons 2-Run Homer Beats Brewers 4-1 in Oakland
Reggie Jackson powered a 420-foot two-run homer to erase a 1-0 Milwaukee lead as Oakland defeated the Brewers 4-1. Wegman took the loss, Jackson extended his career vs Milwaukee to 582 homers, while Seattle routed Boston 11-2 and Detroit hammered California 12-4 in other AL games.
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Oakland
Calif
Reggie Jackson
Milwaukee
Brewers
Jackson
Oakland Athletics
Bill Wegman
Seattle
Boston
Detroit
California
Tigers
Angels
Matt Nokes
Jack Morris
Nokes
Dave Magadan
Aguilera
Tim Wallach
RBI
John Stefero
Montreal
Jay Tibbs
Hernandez
Magadan
Giants
Cube
Chicago
Lee Smith
Chris Speier
Unknown Second Baseman Rescues Cardinals In tight win
Rod Booker, rising from Louisville and replacing injured players, went 2-for-3 with two RBIs as the St. Louis Cardinals beat the San Diego Padres 5-4. Booker drew a bases loaded walk for the decisive run and earned Whitey Herzog’s praise. The game featured other NL results and notes on Mets and Giants wins.
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Herschel Nissenson
Rod Booker
St. Louis Cardinals
Cardinals
San Diego Padres
Booker
New York
Montreal
San Francisco
Chicago
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
RBI
Jack Clark
Storm Davis
Davis
Ed Wojna
Terry Pendleton
Clark
Pendleton
Whitey Herzog
Herzog
Louisville
St. Louis
Dodgers
Spilman
Giants
Jose Uribe
Bob Melvin
Cubs
Dave Martine
Chico Walker
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Wood, Garnett Girls
Rosalia
Mvys
Stottlemire
Central ‘Heights
Kite
Lange Barkdoll
Centra
Carey
Maney
Central Belgna
Central Height
Burkdoll
Cannady
Reid
Akeem
Ralph
Jim Petersen
Blazers
Mike Schuler
Schuler
Jackson Burns Brewers
Mariners
Red Sox
Jim Presley
Scott Bankhead
Bankhead
Bruce Hurst
Mike Greenwell
Greenwell
Steve Crawford
Presley
Marc Sullivan
Crawford
John McNamara
Wade Boggs
Boggs
Morris
Devon White
Brian Downing
Nesota Twins
The
Padres
Greg Mathews
Benito Santiago
Marvell Wynne
Santiago
Bill Dawley
Mets
Expos
Rick Aguilera
Keith Hernandez
Kevin McReynolds
Howard Johnson
Rafael Ramirez
Braves
David Palmer
Ozzie Virgil
Reds
Eric Davis
Pirates
R.J. Reynolds
Reynolds
Johnny Ray
Franklin Stubbs
Orel Hershiser
Ray
Hershiser
Sid Bream
Jim Morrison
Bream
Steve Sax
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