Obsessive fan aimed to kill Alomar at SkyDome Hotel
Toronto police say Tricia Miller, a Port Hope factory worker born 1964, traveled to Toronto with the intent to murder Blue Jays second baseman Roberto Alomar then kill herself. She carried a loaded .22 revolver, was arrested at SkyDome Hotel after security were alerted at 2 p.m. Investigators say she had met Alomar once before and left around three hundred baseball cards and a letter in his hotel room.
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Silver Bullets Face Syracuse MLS All-Star Pickups at MacArthur
The Colorado Silver Bullets, the nation’s only women’s pro baseball team, join a game against a Syracuse Men’s Senior Baseball League squad at MacArthur Stadium. First pitch at 7:05 PM with tickets from 3.60 general admission to 6.50 box seats.管理 Phil Niekro leads the team teaching 209 games.
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U S Crew Wins Henley Grand Challenge Cup Again
The US national team, with seven returnees from last year’s world championship eight, won Henley Royal Regatta’s Grand Challenge Cup. Rowing for San Diego Training Center, they set a half course Fawley record of 2:53 and, at 5:59, missed the 1389 German record by one second, beating Britain’s squad by four boat lengths. The US quadruple scullers also took a victory with a 6:19.
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Tarango seeks justice after Wimbledon outburst
Jeff Tarango remained defiant after quitting a Wimbledon match amid accusations of impropriety. He met with All England Club referees chief Alan Mills for over two hours and vowed to stay in London until justice is done. Officials cautioned that a full investigation would be needed into Tarango’s charges against umpire Bruno Rebeuh and other officials.
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Special Olympians Open Games Amid Yale Venue Festivities
The 1995 Special Olympics World Games in New Haven began medal rounds as 7,000 athletes from 140 countries competed in swimming, bowling, tennis and power lifting. crowds gathered at Yale’s DeWitt Field and along the Harbor for a tall ships festival, lights and music.
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Weiskopf Reverses Shadow to Win Open at Congressional
Tom Weiskopf defeats Jack Nicklaus by four strokes at the 16th U S Senior Open at Congressional Country Club. Nicklaus carded a 67 as Aoki of Japan and Bob Murphy chased. Weiskopf led by three over Aoki late, then sealed victory with a closing surge and a final 275.
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Indians dominate All Stars in landmark selections
Six Cleveland Indians join the American League All Star team for the first time since 1956, with Carlos Baerga and Albert Belle starting. Hideo Nomo, a Dodgers pitcher, is the first Japanese player in the midsummer classic. Ken Griffey Jr. and Matt Williams withdraw due to injuries, and Kenny Lofton steps in for Griffey. Manty Ramirez and pitchers Dennis Martinez and Jose Mesa are also named. The Indians boast a 42-18 record, lead the AL Central by 10 games. Demands on retirements and other notes follow as details unfold.
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