Indians Triumph Despite Rain Delay and Thunderbolt Inning
Cleveland Indians beat Kansas City 6 1 as a fourth inning thunderstorm halted play with one out to go. Tom Candiotti earned the win in a complete game while Andre Thornton slugged two homers and drove in five, lifting his average to .191 and marking his 200th and 201st career as an Indian. Royals’ Bud Black allowed six runs in three plus innings, with Jim Sundberg driving in KC’s lone run on a fifth inning double.
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Revenge of the Rejects
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Greg Pryor
Angel Salazar
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Burlington Invitational yields four area track golds
Wellsville junior Terry Messenger won the pole vault with a 13-6 personal best at the Burlington Invitational. Wellsville athletes captured three events and Central Heights added one as Lisa McMullin and Sandy Main joined Messenger as gold medalists in the WHS girls' team.
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Wellsville Teams Dominate Cramer Classic Meet
In Wellsville the boys place high with McMullin winning the 1600 in 6 51 and Messenger taking pole vault. Girls star Main wins triple jump 29 10 while Kelly Wood leads CH with a 3200 in 12 53 as Wellsville, Central Heights, and Pomona eye Thursday events and relay finishes.
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Tony Holtwick
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Mark Horne
Bill Bouse
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Don Hicks
Kirt DuBois
Clint Burkdoll
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Rudy Manes
Tony Stottlemire
Alan McClain
R. Carey
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Sherie Henderson
Wood
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Thatcher Decker
Terry Messenger
Lisa McMullin
Anita Phares
Sandy Main
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Greg Carey
Burkdall
Stottlemire
Ottawa High Golf Team Wins Hayden Invitational
Ottawa High varsity golf captured team honors at the Hayden Invitational held at Village Greens, posting a four man score of 311 to edge Washburn Rural by two. Senior Darren Latimer led the Cyclones with 76 and Keith King added 77 as top medalists, with four Ottawa scorers under 80. The Ottawa JV also won their division with a 263, led by Doug Rich and Ryan Meyer as medalists. Ottawa hosts Shawnee Mission Northwest and Bishop Ward next Monday at Ottawa Country Club.
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Doug Rich
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Byron Goracke
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Watson Close to 4 Million in Career Earnings
Watson nears a $4 million career total as he must finish 16th or better at the Byron Nelson Classic to join Nicklaus in the $4 million club. He sits at $3,990,367 with a $600,000 prize in Dallas and a strong, if inconsistent, run of form behind him. The field includes many legends and past Nelson winners, with Watson aiming to regain peak form on the Las Colinas TPC layout. Separately, Princeton sponsors a 10-team men’s slow-pitch softball tourney at Garst Field May 17-18 with a $65 entry, double-elimination if 10 teams enter.
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LaRussa On Way Out In Chicago
Chicago White Sox manager Tony LaRussa remains under pressure as general manager Ken Harrelson explores replacements after a 10-6 loss to the Yankees. Harrelson says a change could be announced Thursday, with Billy Martin discussed as a possible candidate and Martin noting his loyalty to LaRussa.
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