Lefty's strong outing keeps Royals in race
Larry McWilliams earned a milestone first AL win in six innings as the Kansas City Royals beat the Minnesota Twins 6-1. He ended a nine-game losing streak and helped Kansas City move within four games of idle AL West leader Oakland.
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Lefty
Royals
Byron Creekmore
Associated Press
Kansas City, Mo
Kansas City Royals
Larry McWilliams
McWilliams
Minnesota Twins
Kansas City
Charlie Leibrandt
Minnesota
Mark Gubicza
Bret Saberhagen
Phillies
Los Angeles
Twins
Tom Kelly
Kansas
Abe Wy
Newmn
Seitzer
Gladden
Wwilma
Hale
Bren Ib
Puckett
Blackan
Harper Dh
Bisnrch
Hrbek
Trtabll
Ccanill
Scillwell
Jorgain
F White
Gagne
Booker
Giants edge Redskins on late field goal in Monday thriller
Giants coach Bill Parcells saw a rough game as New York beat Washington 27-24 on Raul Allegre's 52-yard kick at time exp ired. Mark Rypien threw for 349 yards, while Phil Simms led a late rally with two scoring passes and a 44-second, 36-yard drive to set up the winning kick.
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David Ginsburg
Washington (Ap
Giants
Bill Parcells
New York
Washington Redskins
Raul Allegre
Washington
Mark Rypien
Phil Simms
Parcells
Redskins
Rypien
Art Monk
Monte Coleman
Simms
Odessa Turner
Allegre
Turner
Dave Meggett
Chip Lohmiller
Ricky Sanders
New look Braves suffer two losses to start 89 season
Ottawa University soccer team opened the year with losses to Graceland 2 1 and Baker 4 0 as coach Dan Hogan lamented bigphysical opponents and scarce scoring chances. The Braves had three shots on goal in each game and limited production despite improving defense.
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Scott Hollister
Ottawa University
Graceland College
Baker University
Braves
Dan Hogan
Graceland
Te Sounakhen
Baldwin
Baker
Wildcats
Hogan
Ottawa Recreation Standings Show Sunday Coed and League Results
The Ottawa Recreation standings dated September 10, 1989 list Sunday Coed Division led by Hiatt Chiropractic and Dirty Dozen at 1-0, with Ottawa Merchants and Raiders at 1-0 and 0-1. Friday Men's E Division shows Green Acres and Stop-n-Shop at 1-0, Cruisers 1-0, Too Much 0-1.
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Sptember
Hiatt Chiropractic
Dirty Dozen
Ottawa Merchants
Raiders
Ls Peoples National Bank
Town and Country Supply
A. Green Acres
Cruisers
Too Much
Our Own Hardware
Our Gang
Rock Crushers
Diggers
Steansonm Plumbing
No Name
Bull Hogs
Albrights Roofing
Pizza Village
Doak Walker and Kentucky Sidelights In 1950s Football
Doak Walker, Huisman Trophy winner at SMU, starred on offense and defense and in kicking, claiming a rare league wide stat set in 1955. Kentucky players Gary Jones wore 1-A and 1-B in the 1950s. NFL passing leaders often miss the Super Bowl. John Deere fall clearance at Underwood's promotes riding mowers and lawn tractors with big savings.
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Doak Walker
SMU
Detroit
Walker
University of Kentucky
Lary
Hany Jones
Miami
NFL
John Deere
Underwood's
Tom
Tadey
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Rembrandt
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Iowa State
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Louisville
Joe Gibbs
Atlanta
Rfk Stadium
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Zeke Mowatt
Mark Bavaro
New Look Braves
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Sergio Guerrero
Ottawa
First Christian
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Community Foursquare
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Onawa Bible
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