White's Cycle Highlights Royals Comeback Victory
Frank White hit for the cycle with a single double triple and home run driving in four to lift Kansas City over Detroit 6-5 marking the Royals sixth straight win. Gene Michael was fired as New York manager after a doubleheader loss to Chicago. Harold Baines Tony Bernazard and Jerry Hairston homered for the White Sox in a 7-0 loss and 1-0 win.
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Cardinals' bunt backfires into win against Pirates
Whitey Herzog praised Ozzie Smith for a successful bases loaded bunt in the fifth to drive in Dane Iorg and spark a three run rally as St Louis beat Pittsburgh 4 2. The play marked the 10th squeezed run of the season for the Cardinals.
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Yanks' Michael Fired as Manager Amid Turnover
New York owner George Steinbrenner ousts Gene Michael after a 1-0 and 14-2 loss to the Chicago White Sox and installs Clyde King as interim manager for the Yankees. King follows a season of nine managerial changes since 1973 with Houk the sole voluntary departure. The club sits in fifth in the AL East with a 50-50 record eight games behind the leaders.
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Earnhardt Leaves Knee Surgery In Raleigh
Dale Earnhardt undergoes a two hour operation to replace a bone segment on his left kneecap. The 30 year old NASCAR champion is in good condition after the procedure at Iredell Memorial Hospital.
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Aiken Swimmers Dominate Central Savannah Area All Star Picks
Nineteen Aiken swimmers named to the CSRA All-Star Swim Team at Brynwood pool in Augusta. ASA places twelve on the team and Fermata Club seven. Andrea Barnes wins three events in girls 9-10. Novice All-Star includes Kara White and Brian Deagherty among others.
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