Jackson Saves Orioles Rally From Royals Late Surge
Baltimore edged Kansas City 7-6 as Grant Jackson, a seldom-used reliever, shut down the Royals after entering with two outs in the sixth. Boog Powell homered and drove in three runs to key the Orioles, who held on behind Jackson’s four strikeouts and Dobson’s win.
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Lolich Collects No. 17 for Tigers in 3-1 win over Rangers
Mickey Lolich pitched seven hits and 106 pitches to earn his 17th win as Detroit beat Texas 3-1. The southpaw also leads the AL with 156 strikeouts and completed his 17th game, the league high. Orioles beat Kansas City. Red Sox win in 14 innings. Brewers top Twins. Indians defeat White Sox. Yankees sweep Angels.
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Capitol Federal Wins District Slo Pitch Title At South Park
Capitol Federal edged the Sun Devils 10 9 in the final to claim the men s district slo pitch championship at South Park. The team, largely KU chemistry students, overcame a 6 4 league record and fielded mostly non uniformed players to secure a bye into sub state beginning Wednesday in Atchison. Hallmark and Jerry s Tavern finished second and fourth as Sun Devils and Hallmark each won and lost elimination games.
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Hoyt Wilhelm Seeks Another Team After Ninth Release
Los Angeles Dodgers released Hoyt Wilhelm Friday, marking his ninth team cut and setting a pursuit of a record for most teams pitched for in a career. The 49 year old knuckleballer hopes to play again, aiming to extend his 20 major league seasons and 1 000 plus game career. He holds 2 253 innings, a 2 52 ERA, and pitched a 1 0 no hitter against the Yankees in 1958 with Baltimore.
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District Tourney Hawks Go Tonight In Open Legion Event
The District 2 Legion tournament opens tonight at Orlis Cox Field with Kansas City Post 199 Lawrence Ottawa as top contenders. Four first round games on both diamonds shape a five day double elimination path to Garden City for the Aug 5 state tourney. Lawrence brings a 20-12 mark led by Floyd and Wiebrock while Ottawa relies on Chaney Porter with Post 199 led by Watson and McHenry.
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Royals promote Angelini add lefty in bullpen
Kansas City Royals move Jim Rooker to the American Association farm in Omaha and call up left-hander Norm Angelini. Angelini appeared in 19 AA games with four wins two losses and six saves and a 1.41 ERA, best in the loop, while Rooker was 5-6 with a 4.38 ERA. Manager Bob Lemon says Angelini can help as a reliever or starter. Booker blasts the trade as a lousy deal and questions why Detroit could not consummate a trade.
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Youth Baseball DCABA Tourney Results Digest
Gophers beat Chargers 25 to 9, Kaloons and Topeka Hornets. Madora 4, Midgets Jets 9, Firebirds 0, HPs 15, Shockers 9.
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Bart Starr Retires From Football After Years of Pain
Bart Starr, 38, announced his retirement from the Green Bay Packers amid a career marked by seven NFL titles and two Super Bowl MVPs. He cited ongoing arm and shoulder pain after two surgeries and a desire to stop playing when it was no longer enjoyable. Starr thanked his wife Cherry and coach Dan Devine as he ended an era linked to Vince Lombardi and extraordinary Packers success.
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