White Sox bounce back with 9-6 win over Royals
Mark Buehrle regained form to earn his seventh straight decision as the Chicago White Sox pounded Kansas City for 16 hits in a 9-6 victory. He improved to 9-10, allowing three runs in 6 1-3 innings, while Roberto Alomar sparked defense with key double plays.
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Lloyd joins Royals for key left handed specialist role
Newly acquired left hander Graeme Lloyd joined the Kansas City Royals in time for their game against the Chicago White Sox. Royals manager Tony Pena described him as a situational left hander to face tough left handed hitters. Lloyd noted his familiarity with the role from years past.
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Miley's rough debut as Reds interim manager
Cincinnati Reds debuting skipper Dave Miley watched his team commit four errors in a 5-3 loss to the Colorado Rockies as Cincinnati traded closer Scott Williamson to Boston. Sean Casey lamented defensive miscues while Rockies outburst and Jay Payton's four hits highlighted Colorado.
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Brookover Junior Clinic kicks off Southwest Kansas Pro-Am
Pro-Am’s first event, a Tuesday Brookover Junior Clinic at Buffalo Dunes Golf Course, taught youth golf fundamentals led by Greg Towne with Clay Devers and Justin Otto. Towne emphasized confidence over flashy tricks, inviting kids to learn from mistakes while parents were urged to support steady skill development.
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Marcus Allen Hall of Fame career and Super Bowl highlight
Marcus Allen of the Los Angeles Raiders starred in the 1984 Super Bowl against Washington with a 74 yard touchdown run, finishing with 191 yards and two scores as the Raiders won 38 9. He later led the league in rushing and was voted MVP, and is one of five inductees into the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
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Wiegmann blends brains and brawn to lead Chiefs line
River Falls Wisconsin AP Casey Wiegmann, a 285 pound center at 6 2, uses quick brain and game instinct to read defenses, call protections, and guide guards and tackles. Coach Dick Vermeil praises his flawless pass protection and decision making. With experience in multiple schemes, he credits sharp reads and learning linemen stances as his edge.
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Kennedy vows new year after suspension and fines
Kenny Kennedy, Denver Broncos safety, says last year's suspensions and fines are behind him as training camp shows his intent to be cleaner. He recalls a helmet hit on Chris Chambers that led to a one game ban and about 42 thousand dollars in penalties, reinforcing the league's scrutiny.
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