Kansas still alive after back to back wins at OSU
Kansas remains in last place in the Big Fight baseball race but just one game behind Missouri and Kansas State after back to back wins at Oklahoma State, including a 9-3 victory. John Waycheck and Kent Mahon hit two homers in the series, while Jim Walker earned his fourth win. The Jayhawks head to Southwest Missouri State before hosting Northwest Missouri State, with three Big Eight series left.
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Derek Brandon
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Gore
Wallace
Walker
Baseball schedule notes Major League action across leagues
MLB today features American League matchups including Toronto at Detroit Minnesota at Milwaukee Cleveland at Baltimore Texas at Seattle and Kansas City at Oakland. National League games include San Diego at Cincinnati San Francisco at Los Angeles Montreal at Pittsburgh New York at St Louis and more with several games listed for Wednesday and Tuesday recaps.
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Opening Day Starters Set as Bush and Ryan Lead Early Exits
Bush and Ryan launch a new baseball era with a Camden Yards toss and season start. Ryan, 45, begins his 26th major league year for the Rangers in Seattle, signaling possibly his final campaign. Bill Gullickson opens at Tiger Stadium. Major names including Morris and Mitchell headline uniform changes, while Toronto faces Detroit as opening-day history looms. The Twins aim to repeat as World Series champions, with Erickson pitching against Wegman as spring work continues.
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Orioles players hit by illness at and after Boston game
Several Baltimore Orioles, including opening day pitcher Rick Sutcliffe and catcher Rick Dempsey, were struck by a food poisoning scare after a Saturday night exhibition against Boston. Manager Johnny Oates and others reported cramps and diarrhea as coaches fell ill and Dempsey learned of his release.
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McGuire Stroke Spares Hall of Famer Coach Status
COLUMBIA S C Frank McGuire basketball Hall of Famer and former South Carolina coach is in stable condition after a stroke. He was admitted to Baptist Medical Center on Friday and underwent tests and evaluation Sunday following an angioplasty three years ago and pacemaker implant in December.
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Last day of spring training hints at season tale
Spring training ended with notable outcomes across camps. Mets misplayed defense and lacked strong relief as Eddie Murray and Bobby Bonilla produced runs. Yankees beat Mets 6 5 at Shea, Pat Kelly driving in two. Expos tied a team spring record with 20 wins in Montreal. Other results featured Reds Indians, Brewers Cubs, Angels Dodgers, White Sox Astros, Cardinals Braves, A's Giants, and Braves rallying in Little Rock.
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