Hall of Fame speeches show football players cry too
Canton AP five Pro Football Hall of Fame inductees shared emotional moments during their acceptance speeches. Walter Payton, introduced by his 12 year old son Jarrett, led in tears and humor, delivering heartfelt praise for family and thanking them for support. The ceremony featured other inductees Bill Walsh Dan Fouts Chuck Noll and Larry Little also showing emotion as they reflected on careers and impact.
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Dodgers overpower Collision Specialists in 25 10 rout
Lawrence Dodgers crushed Collision Specialists 25 10 at Lake Shawnee in the state NBC baseball tournament. Mark Unruh and Ryan Callaway hit homers, Wade Allen and Aaron Flory had four hits each, with Tallman, Reese, Unruh, and Favreau adding three apiece. Flory pitched the win and Tallman earned the save as the Dodgers move to 37-10 and 3-0 in the tournament, next facing Wichita Yankees at 2 p.m.
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Jays defeat ex teammate Wells 3-1 as Knorr triples
The Toronto Blue Jays beat the Detroit Tigers 3-1 behind RBI hits from Randy Knorr Roberto Alomar and Paul Molitor in the seventh inning. David Wells pitched well for Detroit before the seventh inning rally.
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American League Saturday Scores and Upcoming Games
MLB results show Toronto 3 Detroit 1 New York 5 Milwaukee 4 Texas 8 Oakland 2 Baltimore 4 Boston 0 Cleveland 6 Kansas City 4 Chicago 13 Seattle 10 California 4 Minnesota 3. Upcoming games include Milwaukee at New York Detroit at Toronto Boston at Baltimore Cleveland at Kansas City Minnesota at California Chicago at Seattle Texas at Oakland. National League also features Cincinnati 6 San Diego 3 Atlanta 4 Houston 3 Los Angeles 7 Chicago 2 in 13 innings and other matchups pages list further schedules for Monday.
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Ex Jayhawk Monroe weighs options after talks with Expos
Ex Jayhawk center fielder Monroe, who hit .330 with 23 steals and 39 RBIs, says he may return to school unless Montreal makes a fair offer. He plays for the Kenai Peninsula Oilers in Alaska and will attend the NBC World Series in Wichita. Teammate Corn, drafted in the 80th round by San Diego, plans to return as well.
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