Baseball Leaders Show Strong League Totals Across AL and NL
In American League batting leaders Criffey and Guillen pace with 357 and 354 average while Canseco leads runs with 36 and RBI with 43 for Oakland. Gruber and Trammell top hits, Henderson steals, and pitching leaders include Jones, Stewart, and Higuera as framed by a wide listing of season stats across AL and NL.
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Clemens Dominates Royals for 4-1 Sox Win
Roger Clemens pitched a complete game to beat Kansas City 4-1, improving to 7-2. Tony Pena and Dwight Evans drove in runs for Boston as Clemens allowed five hits and struck out seven, strengthening his strong record against the Royals.
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Shockers face unknowns in Midwest Regional opener
Wichita State, defending College World Series champion, opens Midwest Regional with Arkansas, Georgia Southern, South Alabama, UCLA, and Fordham. WSU seeks familiarity as Arkansas and UCLA earn top polls, while standout stats spotlight UCLA catcher Paul Ellis and Georgia Southern pitcher Joey Hamilton.
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Paul Ellis
Todd Greene
Joey Hamilton
Phil Stidham
Moran seeks funds for international track tour
Ottawa University freshman Ken Moran, an Ireland native and recent 5A state 800 champ, faces a three meet NAIA International Track Team tour in Italy, Germany, and Austria this summer. A local fundraiser run by the Ken Can committee aims to cover the remaining 560 dollars with pledges per Moran lap.
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Moran
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Germany
Austria
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Fred Wingen
John Gollier
John Macy
Joe Lewis
Lipim
United States
Ottawa High
Kansas
Indy warm up focuses on comfort over speed at Indy 500
Rick Mears exhibits emphasis on driver comfort during Carburation Day practice. Mears set a 222.750 mph racing trim lap as Emerson Fittipaldi and Al Unser Jr. push faster qualifying speeds. Fittipaldi leads time trials with a 225.301 average, ahead of Unser and Mears while Michael Andretti and Arie Luyendyk also post top speeds.
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Mears
Carbure
Emerson Fittipaldi
al Unser Jr
Fittipaldi
Indy
Unser
Mario Andretti
Michael
Geoff Brabham
Oilers win Stanley Cup without Gretzky Fuhr or Gretzky
Edmonton rallies to defeat the Boston Bruins 4-1 in the finals sealing their fifth NHL title in seven years. Goalie Bill Ranford emerges as playoff MVP and the team overcomes major lineup changes including Gretzky’s trade and Fuhr’s injury.
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Edmonton Oilers
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Ranford
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NHL
Gretzky
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Los Angeles Kings
John Muckler
Muckler
Calgary
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