Patek Sparks Royals in 10-3 Victory Over White Sox
Fred Patek drove in four runs and hit his fifth homer as the Kansas City Royals defeated the Chicago White Sox 10-3. Patek aired his swing to mimic Roy White of the Yankees, contributing two more hits and two RBIs in the seventh inning rally. Paul Splittorff earned his 18th win over eight innings, as Kansas City moved seven games behind Oakland in the AL West.
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Mets Inch Closer in tight NL East race after 13 inning win
The Mets pull off a 4-3 13 inning victory over the Pirates to move into second in the NL East with three teams within a game. Garrett cites luck as a factor while New York closes in on the Pirates, Expos, Cardinals, and Cubs with just over a week remaining.
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Florida State Clash Spurs KU Coach to Cancel Friday Workout
Kansas coach Don Fambrough canceled the Friday pre game session before the Florida State game to avoid Friday night fatigue. KU plans to arrive at 8 p m EDT after a 3:30 p m CDT departure. Kickoff is 3 p m Lawrence time at Doak Campbell Stadium with a near capacity crowd expected. The 30 7 loss two years ago cited humidity but was attributed to Kansas errors.
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Seminoles Beat Jayhawks Behind Transfer Run Attack
KU quarterback Dave Jaynes reflects on a loss blamed on fumbles and interceptions as Florida State, now led by senior transfer Billy Sexton, edges Kansas after last year’s 44 22 loss in Lawrence showcasing Gary Huff.
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Kansas Faces FSU With New Starters In Front of Home Crowd
Kansas starts Eddie Lewis at right cornerback and Rick Kovatch at left guard as injuries sideline Bowman Englebrake. Hodges Mitchell rushed for 130 yards last season while Delvin Williams and Bob Miller anchor KU running and blocking roles. The Seminoles, after a 9-7 loss to Wake Forest, host Miami next weekend.
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Lions Open Flower League Play At Haskell Stadium
Lawrence High hosts Mission Northwest in the Sunflower League opener at Haskell Stadium. Coach Frank Gibson is trying new backfield players and may surprise for the 7 30 kickoff. Lawrence stands 0 2 while Mission Northwest enters 2 0 and has not allowed a point.
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Sports on TV Saturday Listings Note Multiple NFL Games
Saturday schedule shows Oklahoma State vs Arkansas on Channel 29 15 plus other games including Pittsburgh-Montreal or St Louis-New York Mets on Channel 27 27 Sunday features college football and NFL games with Kansas City Chiefs against Boston Patriots Channel 4 27 Vikings vs Friars Channel 5 13 Dolphins vs Raiders Channel 4 Bills vs Chargers Channel 27 and more listings.
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Perry Brothers to Enter North Carolina Sports Hall of Fame
Perry brothers Gaylord of the Cleveland Indians and Jim of the Detroit Tigers will be inducted into the North Carolina Sports Hall of Fame on December 4 in Greenville.
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Orioles Batter Tigers 9-0 in Palmer Showdown
The Detroit Tigers were crushed 9-0 as Jim Palmer limited Detroit to five hits while Baltimore piled 15. Five stolen bases including a home steal. Frank Howard hit into a triple play in the fifth. Twins swept A's in twin bill. Royals beat White Sox. Angels split with Rangers.
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