Grass Drought Impacts Golf Course Owners and Players
The drought hits golf courses with brown hard fairways and shrinking ponds, hurting owners and restraining play while guiding some players to other courses. Ex-athlete Charlie Zepp shifts to rowing, recalls Marietta and Ohio State crew links, and plans a return to Columbus coaching.
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Charlie Zepp
Elyria Catholic
Panthers
Marietta
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Zepp
Columbus
Ohio State
Simsbury
Conn
Diane DeWinne
Charlie
Andy
Pavlenda
A's rally past Indians as 25 homers decide game
Oakland built a 7-2 lead with a four run third inning and later extended it to 7-2 behind Canseco's two run single. The Indians led 2-1 after two unearned runs in the second. Laskey was recalled by Cleveland to replace the injured Perlman.
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Oakland
Indians
Mel Hall
Carney Lansford
Cory Snyder
Willie Upshaw
Snyder
A’s
Mark McGwire
Lansford
Don Baylor
Canseco
Bill Laskey
Bailes
Javier
Minnesota Twins
Boston
Laskey
Colorado Springs
Cleveland
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Awagin
Slavier
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Carteret Sand McGwirth
Lanstrd
Jacoby
Ayler Dh Ae
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Soop Upshaw
Hutbed
Bandon
Gallega
Telit
RBI
Cleveland Badlesl
Laskey Havens
Darisadz
Burs
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Staggiy
Philips
Bute Motriion
McLoda Eagles Shine at Indian Hollow Golf Course
Pat McLoda eagled the No 7 at Indian Hollow on a 220 yard par four during league play. She used a three wood and a 10 foot putt to hole out. Betty Wilbond Ruby Senheid er and Marianne Prebis witnessed the feat. McLoda finished with a 40.
Unclear multiple games listed across leagues and times
Fragmented schedule notes show scores and players for several games across leagues with times near 5 PM to 10 PM. Teams include American LEA Chicago Texas Minnesota Detroit and New York with various players and records, plus JORAL and Montreal Philadelphia matchups. unclear formatting leaves some entries illegible.
Tigers rally past Mariners for 12-3 win in Detroit
Detroit broke a 3-3 tie with a five run sixth inning led by Lou Whitaker and Gary Pettis RBI hits. Walt Terrell earned the win, Tom Brookens drove in four with two more RBI singles, and Mike Heath added a run scoring hit as Detroit routed Seattle 12-3.
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Detroit
Seattle
Mariners
Lou Whitaker
RBI
Gary Pettis
Walt Terrell
Tom Brookens
Tigers
Mike Heath
Pettis
Steve Trout
Brookens
Yankees
Rangers
New York
Texas
Joe Skinner
Rich Dotson
Dotson
Leaders in American League Batting and Doubles
The list shows AL batting leaders by at bats with Boggs Barton and Puckett among top averages and players like Canseco Bons Malitor Renderson West Ganseen and Evans noted. Doubles rankings include Gladden Boggs Gruber Reynolds Yount Burks Gagne and several others with scattered team associations.
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Boggs
Barton
Puckett
Minnesota
Greenwell
Boston
Winfield
New York
Brest
Kansas City
RAMS
Canseco
Oakland
Bons
Malitor
Milwaukee
Renderson
Kcone
Toronto
West Greenwell
Ganseen
DnEvans
Carter
Cleveland
Ansford
Bape
Brett
Kansasay
Greenwall
Erat
Gladden
California
Gruber Agear
Reynolds
Seattle
Yount
Mikes Wilson
Kansas Ciy
Royals Swing at Midwestern Yankees Metaphor Sparks Plane Fight
Royals stars George Brett and Willie Wilson, amid a 10-8 loss to Boston, clashed on a team plane over seating and temper. Wathan called for unity as the two leaders vowed to pull the club together to improve play and avoid further division.
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Milwaukee
George Brett
Willie Wilson
Kansas City Royals
John Wathan
Duke
Wathan
Wilson
Yankees
Midwest
Brett
Royals
Boston Red Sox
Willie
Jamie Quirk
Dodgers Blanks Cardinals as Leary Shines on Road
LA and St Louis divided a quiet pitcher’s duel as Tim Leary tossed a five hitter and Mike Marshall homered in the ninth to lift the Dodgers 1-0 for their sixth straight win on a long road trip. The victory boosted LA’s NL West lead to eight games as Cardinals slump further.
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Tim Leary
Los Angeles Dodgers
Leary
Mike Marshall
Dodgers
St. Louis Cardinals
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Houston
Chicago
St. Louis
Cardinals
Philadelphia
Bob Forsch
Larry McWilliams
Todd Worrell
Marshall
National League Leaders in Batting and More
League leaders include GPerry Atlanta with 238 at bats and Galarraga Montreal with 225, plus Palmeriro Chicago 309 and Dawson Chicago 306 in batting. Rounds up runs by Ronds Pittsburgh 69 and Strawberry New York 67, with 64 for Galarraga and 66 for Van Slyke. RBI leaders include Clark San Francisco 68 and Gravis Houston 68, Bonilla Pittsburgh 61, Sax Los Angeles 107, Dawson Chicago 106. Doubles leader Soho Cincinnati 32, Galarraga Montreal 27, Palmeiro Chicago 26. Triples led by Van Sloke Pittsburgh 14, Coleman St Louis 9, Samuel Philadelphia 7. Home runs Strawberry New York 24, Galarraga Montreal 2. Stolen bases led by Y Young Houston 59 and Caleman St Louis 46. Pitching leaders include Maddux Chicago 193, Cone New York 92 and Robinson Pittsburgh 72. Strikeouts feature Ryan Houston 12% and Deloon 1 Louis 115. Saves show Franco Cincinnati 17 and Redrowan Philadelphia 16.
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Gperry
Atlanta
Galarraga
Montreal
Palmerro
Chicago
Dawson
Ronds
Pittsburgh
Strawberry
New York
Butler
San Francisco
Gitlson
Los Angeles
Rbi
Clark
Gravis Houston
van Slyke
Bonilla
Montres
McGee
Louis
Palmeino
Sax
Soho
Cincinnati
Hayes
Philadelphia
Palmeiro
Bream
VanSloke
Coleman
St Loui
Samuel
Gani
Raines
Baseball Transactions Summary Cleveland and New York Moves
Cleveland Indians recall Bill Laskey from Colorado Springs and place Jon Perlman on a 21 day DL. Riel Yett is sent outright to Colorado Springs. New York Yankees activate Rich Dotson and option Pat Clements to Columbus. Cincinnati Reds place Leon Parham on 21 day DL and activate Ron Robinson from the 19 day DL. Los Angeles Dodgers recall William Brennan from Albuquerque. American Association Oklahoma City announces Steve Kemp will leave the deal effective July 19.
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Cleveland Indians
Bill Laskey
Colorado Springs
Jon Perlman
Riel Yett
NEW York Yankees
Rich Dotson
Pat Clements
Columbus
Cincinnati Reds
Leon Parham
Ron Robinson
Angeles Dodgers
William Brennan
Albuquerque
American Association
Oklahoma City
Steve Kemp
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