Pomona Indians blank Olpe 10-0 in 2A playoff win
Pomona Indians exploded in the final quarter to beat Olpe 10-0 at Steve Grogan Stadium, improving to 10-0. Daryl Altic opened scoring with an 8-yard punt return setup, then Kurt Eckenroed capped the drive with a 4-yard TD. Pomona dominated offensively and faces St. Paul next, aiming to sharpen finish.
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Scott's Tale: From Slump to Cy Young Triumph
In 1986 Mike Scott of the Houston Astros rose from a 5-11 season in 1984 to win the NL Cy Young. He posted an 18-10 record with 306 strikeouts and a 2.22 ERA after adopting the split-finger fastball and helped Houston win the NL West. Valenzuela finished second with 21-11 and 20 complete games.
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Trojans Cruise In 2A Debut
Marais des Cygnes Valley rolled to a 27-12 bi district win over Troy pushing MdCV to 10-0 and into a regional clash with Onaga. Troy Ends 6-4. Lewis led MdCV with 80 rushing yards and a 55-yard TD pass to Curtis as Totty and Thurston added scoring, while Troy got late TDs.
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Clemens Wins Unanimous AL Cy Young With 24 Wins
Roger Clemens of the Boston Red Sox was unanimously voted the American League Cy Young winner with 140 points on all 28 ballots. He posted 24-4 with a 2.48 ERA, 179 hits allowed in 254 innings, and a record 20 strikeouts in a nine inning game at Fenway Park.
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AP Consensus Final Regular Season Rankings by Class
In Class 6A the top teams are Lawrence 9-0 Shawnee Mission West 7-2 Blue Valley Stanley 8-1 Junction City Hel Olathe North 8-1. In Class 5A Pittsburg 8-1 Coffeyville g-1 Washburn Rural 7-2 Wichita Kapaun 5-2 Valley Center. In Class 4A4 Marysville 9-0 Norton 8-1 Andale 9-0 Augusta 7-2 Aquinas 7-2. In Class 2A Sabetha 9-4 Smith Center 9-0 St. Marys 9-0 Medicine Lodge 9-0 Hillboro 9-0. In Class 2A4 Atwood 9-0 Pomona 9-0 Marais des Cygnes 9-0 Little River 9-0 Stockton 8-1. In Eight-Man One Greensburg 9-0 Northern Valley 9-0 Shauvin Springs 4 0 Matihuiu wed LeRoy 8-1. In Eight-Man Two Midway-Denton 8 41 Tipton 9-0 St. Xavier 9-0 Utica 9-4 Dexter 8-1.
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