Nicklaus and Weiskopf Open Canadian Open With 65s
At Royal Montreal Nicklaus and Weiskopf shot 65s before a three hour rain delay. Nicklaus birdied six of twelve before sheltering, then parred six more holes for a course record 65. Weiskopf, who finished before the rain, also posted 65 and shared the early lead.
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Royals fire McKeon name Whitey Herzog new manager
Kansas City Royals fans and players approved the firing of Jack McKeon and named Whitey Herzog, with Charley Lau restored as hitting instructor. Herzog, returning to the KC area, will debut in a doubleheader against the Texas Rangers as the team seeks a turn around from a 102 game deficit to Oakland.
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Elks overpower Neodesha in five innings
Chanute Elks score early and cruise 10-0 over Neodesha Cardinals at City Park behind Jeff Wheeler one hit, six strikeouts. Wheeler, a Thayer native, allows only a first inning single as Chanute piles on three innings in the third and two in the fifth to end the game by run rule. Chanute improves to 19 7 and closes regular season with El Dorado series before state tournament at Pratt Aug 8.
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Oranges win Flyweight League title in softball tournament
Michelle Ratliff hit her 10th home run of the season as the Rug Rats beat the Roadrunners 5 to 4 in the girls Shortstop League. The Oranges captured the Flyweight League championship with a 14 to 8 win over the Reds, while Stacy LeRoy and Sherri Vanderford contributed for the winners. The Reds’ Susan Taylor pitched, and the Oranges finished the tournament unbeaten. In boys T ball, the Dodgers defeated the Royals 22 to 19 and the Cards beat the Giants 36 to 9 with multiple homers from several players.
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Baseball scores and standings from Thursday night games
National League East standings show Cincinnati 2 New York 1 and Philadelphia 4 Atlanta 5. AL results include Oakland 5 Chicago 2 and New York 3 in 11 innings, plus Boston 6 Minnesota 2 and Baltimore 10 Milwaukee 7 as rain delays push Cleveland at Texas to be postponed.
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