Higuera 1 Hits Royals in Brewers Victory
Milwaukee lefty Teddy Higuera carried a no hitter into the eighth, then allowed a two out triple by Ross Jones to spoil the bid. Rob Deer and Ernest Riles each delivered RBI singles in the ninth as Milwaukee beat Kansas City 2 to 0. Higuera, ill with fever and headaches, finished with nine strikeouts and 200 on the season. Saberhagen took the loss, allowing six hits.
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Ted Higuera
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Juan Nieves
Higuera
Ross Jones
Rob Deer
Ernest Riles
RBI
Bret Saberhagen
Brewers
Royals
Cleveland Indians
Jones
Boston
Roger Clemens
Cy Young
Saberhagen
Nieves
Baltimore
Deer
Brewer
Tom Trebelhorn
Trebelhorn
Robin Yount
Greg Brock
Frank White
B.J. Surhoff
Riles
Jcastill
E—F White
RoJones
Braggs
Milwaukee Higuera
Garber
Hirschbeck
Merrill
Garcia
Reed
Top horseshoe players lead Ottawa action at Forest Park
Ottawa Horseshoe Club action at Forest Park saw Bob Dutt Marshall Allen Harley Tucker and Riley Drum post perfect 4 0 records. Dutt and Vernard Bell led ringers at 64 and 52 percent and nine players will compete in the state tournament at Wichita over the weekend.
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Marshall Allen
Harley Tucker
Riley Drum
Ottawa
Forest Park
Bob Qutt
Pat Morris
Rick Geist
Vernard Bell
John Jackson
Hank Griffin
Gene McAdoo
Steve Dryden
Mearl Snethen
Don Lichteig
Chuck Kamper
Ottawa Horseshoe Club
Wichita
Wiggins Suspended For Improper Behavior In Baltimore
Alan Wiggins was suspended indefinitely by commissioner Peter Ueberroth for improper behavior. No reason given, but reports suggest possible drug-related issues despite prior rehab with the Padres.
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Baltimore
Alan Wiggins
Wiggins
San Diego Padres
Peter Uebberoth
Osage Wins Two In Volleyball Debut
Osage City opened the 1987-88 season with non league volleyball wins over Northern Heights and Burlingame. Coach Michelle Giesy praised seniors Esther Williams and Tami Hultgren as the team built early momentum. Osage returns next Tuesday at Lyndon.
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Osage City
Indians
Northern Heights
Esther Williams
Tami Hultgren
Lyndon
Moses Eyes Future After World Title Run
Edwin Moses says his Rome world title proves he can top his own 400 meter hurdles record this season. He plans to continue racing toward the 1992 Olympics, aiming for a possible world mark in big meets next week, with Seoul 1988 already on his mind.
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Edwin Moses
Moses
Schmid
Harris
Madrid
Paris
Reuschel Shines In Second Giants Start After Rough Debut
Giants beat the Expos 14 4 as Rick Reuschel, 10 7, allows six hits seven strikeouts and no walks in seven innings. He improved after a shaky Sunday home debut, later driving in the Giants first two runs and matching the club’s NL West lead. Other NL results include Reds over Cardinals and Cubs over Astros.
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Rick Reuschel
San Francisco Giants
Reuschel
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New York Mets
Roger Craig
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Houston Astros
Reds
Cardinals
Dave Concepcion
RBI
Buddy Bell
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Concepcion
Bell
Bill Dawley
Becker Survives First Round At Open
Boris Becker battled back from a 4-6 deficit to defeat Tim Wilkison 4-6 7-5 6-4 6-3 on opening night at the U.S. Open. The match lasted 4 hours 3 minutes as Becker, the fourth seed, earned a mental boost amid crowd pressure and strong early tests in a tournament start marked by other top seeds and notable results.
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Becker
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Steffi Graf
West Germany
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Argentina
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Stefan Edberg
Sweden
Derrick
Rostagno
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John Ross
Jimmy Connors
Joey Rive
National Tennis Center
Wilkison
Barry Moir
Ivan Lendl
Henri Leconte
France
Andre Agassi
Barbara Potter
Akiko Kijimura
Japan
Hana Mandlikova
Czechoslovakia
Zina Garrison
Gabriela Sabatini
Claudia Kohde- Kirsch
Catarina Lindqvist
Navratilova
Gompert
Graf
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Moses Eyes Future
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