Royals fire interim manager Mike Ferraro
Mike Ferraro, who led the Kansas City Royals on an interim basis after Dick Howser’s brain tumor surgery, has been fired. Ferraro, 42, confirmed the dismissal while noting Schuerholz notified him Thursday afternoon. The Royals finished 76-86, tying for third in the AL West, with Ferraro’s record 36-38.
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Conquistarose Seeks Second Straight Stakes Win at Meadowlands
East Rutherford New Jersey Woody Stephens trains Conquistarose a 2-year-old son of Conquistador Cielo as he returns Saturday night in the 11 16 mile race at Meadowlands with Eddie Maple riding and 122 pounds. Opponents carry 119 pounds. The colt hails from Henry de Kwiatkowski and won World Appeal by 10 lengths on a sloppy track September 27 following Swale's 1983 Young America victory.
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Leavelle McCampbell Routs Kennedy for First Win
Bobby Ryan scored on a three yard run with 1:43 left in the fourth quarter and Theodore Curry added the conversion as Leavelle McCampbell defeated Kennedy 8-0 in middle school action. Ryan also had two interceptions to lead LMMS in the season opener win.
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Lady Pacers Sweep Tri Match for Two Wins
The Lady Pacers volleyball team earned two victories in a Thursday tri match with Paine College and Georgia Southern. USCA beat Southern 15-7 15-5 and Paine 15-6 15-0, lifting their season record above .500 for the first time since September. They head to Newberry College Saturday for a tri match with Newberry and Erskine.
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South Aiken Lady Thoroughbreds sweep two in tri match
South Aiken defeated Dreher 15 0 and 16 14 then beat Keenan 15 9 15 17 15 12 to move to 15 7 overall and 8 4 in conference. They travel to Clemson for the Lions Invitational Tournament.
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Silver Bluff Jayvees beat Batesburg Leesville 6 0
Damien Glover scored on a third quarter fumble return after a Fred Simmons sack to lift Silver Bluff to a 6 0 win over Batesburg Leesville. Silver Bluff’s defense allowed only one Batesburg Leesville first down and moved to 6 0 with 186 points for and none against. The Bulldogs host Aiken next.
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Baseball and hockey scoreboard headlines and schedules
MLB league championship series results show California beating Boston 8 to 1 and 9 to 2 in two games as series stands 1-1 with Houston and New York also splitting. NHL and other hockey matchups list multiple games with teams such as Boston Calgary Winnipeg Chicago Detroit and New York Rangers across Friday Saturday and Sunday schedules plus if-necessary dates for MLB playoffs.
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South Carolina Thursday Football Scores
Columbia beats Dreher 36 to 14 while South Florence defeats Lake City 12 to 6. World Series schedule lists games on October 18 19 21 22 23 25 26 with venues Houston New York Boston California and start times around 8:25 to 8:35 p.m. EST on select dates.
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Pro Sports Transactions Lead Off With League Moves
Baseball teams announce working agreements for 1987 with Hawaii and Portland in the Pacific Coast League. NFL teams modify rosters with injuries suspensions recalls and waivers as Green Bay and Los Angeles list IR designations and suspensions while Detroit trades a player to Pittsburgh. NCAA places Tennessee football on probation for one year over booster violations.
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Franks Valentine Wins Dulcia Stakes at Santa Anita
Fran's Valentine paid 4.40 and won the Dulcia Stakes for older fillies and mares at Santa Anita by a half length in the 47 600 race.
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Tigers Seek ACC Win as Cavaliers Visit
Virginia arrives 2-3 overall and 1-2 in the ACC to face Clemson, which has won three straight after an opener loss. Clemson senior tailback Flowers nurses an ankle injury while Terrence Flagler fills in, and Cavaliers quarterback Scott Secules, 2-0 as a starter, could start again with Don Majkowski sidelined.
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Gamecocks Face Hokies in Ready For Conference Battle
Morrison praised USC for improving on both sides as they prepare to face Virginia Tech. The USC Hokies series dates to 1905 and stands 7-7 overall with fourteen meetings. In Columbia and Blacksburg USC leads 3-2, Tech leads 2-1 in Richmond, and Tech won the lone Roanoke game.
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Patchwork Pacers Work For USC Aiken Cross Country
USC Aiken coach Charlie Beverly leads a rag tag cross country squad in its inaugural season. In their first meet at Erskine College the Pacers finished third as Tom Younce placed fourth. Beverly credits luck and borrowed runners from soccer and baseball for early success.
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Pacer Cross Country Begins Season With Diverse Roster
The USC Aiken Pacers cross country team, led by Beverly the former baseball star, fields a diverse roster including soccer players and multi sport athletes. Freshman Floyd Brown led non borrowed runners with 12th, while Brian Madden and Mike Green posted top finishes. The team faces Oglethorpe College Saturday and hosts Augusta and Paine College next Tuesday at 3 p.m. on campus with more meets at Citadel and Erskine ahead.
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