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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1994

Page

2

Tennis and tennis events from various venues and dates

The snippet lists matchups and times for basketball games and tennis prize money figures across events. It references Cincinnati Indiana New York Houston Utah and dates around May 27 to May 30, plus grand slam awards with top prize amounts like 537,011 at the French Open.

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Bowl coalition eyed for New Year’s Day games

ACC commissioner Gene Corrigan urged a reduced New Year’s Day bowl slate to boost interest. He backs a coalition limiting to four games with four conference champions and two at large spots, while the Rose Bowl stays out. TV networks value undefeated, unopposed bowls, Corrigan said, citing payout figures from 1994 bowls.

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Morrison Griffin Fight Ends In Tough Ten Round Decision

Tommy Morrison edged Sherman Griffin by decision after a brutal ten round bout in which Morrison fought through a cut under his right eye and a split lip. Both men fatigued late as Griffin lacked strength to finish and Morrison praised for resilience after recovering from a knockdown era.

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Rogers pitches shutout after knee stitches scare

Kenny Rogers pitched a complete game shutout with five stitches in his left knee guiding the Texas Rangers to a 2-0 win over Kansas City. He dismissed doubts about his health, carried his baby daughter Jessica to the hotel, and delivered nine scoreless innings aided by Jose Canseco's 10th homer and a Rusty Giometti triple and Iván Rodríguez RBI.

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Academic All Conference list honors 15 from Lindsborg Ottawa

The Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference named 15 Ottawa University student athletes to its Academic All-Conference, highlighting scholars from Vicki Bauer to Scott Ralston across women's basketball, football, soccer, baseball, and volleyball. Criteria include varsity letter, sophomore standing, and a 3.3+ GPA.

Ripken hits 300th career homer in Orioles win

Cal Ripken collects his 300th homer with a three run shot in the third inning off Ted Higuera and adds a three run double, lifting Baltimore past Milwaukee 13-5. Milwaukee suffers its 13th consecutive loss as other MLB results unfold around the league.

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Cardinals Hit With 16 Left On Base In Shutout Loss

The St. Louis Cardinals stranded a major league record 16 runners in a 4-0 defeat to the Philadelphia Phillies. Manager Joe Torre noted the constant helmet tosses in frustration as the club failed to score despite numerous chances. Todd Zeile commented on the high number of baserunners.

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