Royals Keep Pace In Tight AL West Race
In a tight AL West race, the Royals lost 9-5 to Boston as White Sox move atop the standings with a 3-1 win. George Brett sparked KC with a three RBI day, while Amos Otis ended a 0-for-4 drought with a three-run homer.
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Royals
Kansas City
Whitey Herzog
Minnesota
Texas
Chicago
Herzog
Kansas City Royals
Boston Red Sox
Red Sox
Boston
Baltimore
New York Yankees
George Brett
Amos Otis
Mike Paxton
Brett
Hal McRae
Butch Hobson
John Mayberry
George Scott
Sox
Jim Colborn
RBI
Carlton Fisk
Hobson
Paxton
Otis
Tyson Keeps Swinging to Help Cardinals Win 12-4
St Louis second baseman Tyson adjusted his stance at the plate dropping the crouch and focusing on the back foot, delivering a three run double a two run homer and a run producing single as the Cardinals crushed the Padres 12-4. He aimed to reestablish the groove from last season and improve RBI output while avoiding lunging at pitches.
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ST. Louis
Mike Tyson
St. Louis Cardinals
San Diego Padres
Mo Mozzali
Tyson
Cards
RBI
Padres
Dave Freisleben
Dave Wehrmeiester
John Urrea
Buddy Schultz
George Hendrick
Urrea
San Diego
Dave Kingman
Ted Simmons
Ken Reitz
Vern Rapp
Week in Baseball Scores and Schedule
Friday results show Chicago 6 Los Angeles 2 and Cincinnati 4 4 New York 14 Atlanta 5 2 Montreal 3 7 Philadelphia percent Houston 5 Pittsburgh 6 San Francisco St. Louis 12 San Diego 4. Saturday matchups include Cincinnati Norman 10 10 at New York Swan 8 7 and Los Angeles Raw 133 at Chicago Benham 10 10 plus San Francisco Halicki 109 at Pittsburgh Jones 2 4 and Atlanta Capra 2 9 at Montreal Brown 8 10. Sunday brings San Francisco at Pittsburgh Cincinnati at New York and Los Angeles at Chicago among others.
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Philada
Pitts
Chicago
Montreal
York
Los
Cincy
Houston
Diego
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
St. Louis
San Diego
Norman
Swan
Raw
Benham
Ser Francisco
Halicki
Jones
Capra
Brown
Larson
Kaal
Rasmussen
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Cleveland
Louis
Baltimore
Minnesota
Denver
New York Jets
Giants Stadium
Green Bay
Tampa Bay
Buffalo
New Orleans
New York Giants
Miami
Dallas
Detroit
New England
Giants
Colts
Bert Jones
Multiple NFL and baseball scores from weekend exhibitions and games
National and American League exhibitions show Cleveland routing Louis 19 to 10 as Baltimore 29 edged Minnesota 7. Detroit trades kicker Fred Steinfort to Seattle and Seattle defeats various opponents. Reds' Foster hits 40th and 41st homers in doubleheader sweep. Mets slump continue. Cubs and Phillies win. Pirates top Giants. Also Auxvasse Tourney results and local no hitter by Sue Weneback for No Names.
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New York
Texas
Toronto
California
Cleveland
Oakland
Detroit
Seattle
Richie Zisk
Oscar Gamble
Wood
Brewers
Orioles
Twins
Andres Mora
Mike Flanagan
Baltimore
Minnesota
Managan
Yankees
Rangers
Mike Torrez
Reggie Jackson
Roy White
Torrez
Indians
A’s
al Fitzmorris
George Foster
New York Mets
Foster
Mets
Cincinnati Reds
Cincinnati
Willie Stargell
Pittsburgh Pirates
Dave Johnson
Darrell Evans
Hank Aaron
Atlanta Braves
Hack Wilson
Roger Maris
Reds
St. Louis Cardinals
San Diego Padres
Chicago Cubs
Los Angeles Dodgers
Philadelphia Phillies
Houston Astros
San Francisco Giants
Avanta
Montreal
Cubs
Dodgers
Bill Buckner
Chicago
Los Angeles
Phillies
Astros
Larry Christenson
Ganse
Philadelphia
Houston
Pirates
Giants
John Candelaria
Bill Robinson
Pittsburgh
Mud Marathon Set at Auxvasse Lions Park
Four wheel drive enthusiasts are invited to a mud marathon at Auxvasse Lions Club park on Sunday Aug 98. The Kingdom of Callaway Pathfinders and Auxvasse Lion Club sponsor the event starting 12 30 p m around a 200 foot mud ditch. Top finishers win cash prizes and trophies. admission is 1 with barbecue and refreshments.
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Auxvasse
Lions Club
Kingdom of Callaway Pathfinders
Auxvasse Lion Club
R. C. Holmes
Department of Conservation
Sipe Proves He Can Throw Long Against Big Red
In Cleveland Browns 19-10 win over the St. Louis Cardinals, Brian Sipe threw two touchdowns and connected on a 45 yard deep strike to Reggie Rucker to set up a scoring run. Rucker totaled 89 yards on five receptions, while Sipe went 13 of 20 for 163 yards.
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Cleveland
Brian Sipe
Cleveland Browns
St. Louis Cardinals
Reggie Rucker
Larry Poole
Browns
Rucker
Brian
Sipe
St. Louis
Don Coryell
Coryell
San Diego State
Charles Nash
Forrest Gregg
Reggie
Paul Warfield
Seven Men Tie For Top In Westchester Classic
Seven players led by Tom Weiskopf and Jim Wiechers tied for first at seven under par 145 after 36 holes in the Westchester Classic, a $300,000 event with $60,000 prize to the share of the leaders. Weiskopf battled a triple bogey but rebounded with a strong 67 to stay in front amid a crowded leaderboard.
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Hamndioum
Phe Tae Pop
Tom Weiskopf
Jim Weichers
Miller Barber
Leonard Thompson
Howard Twitty
Rod Curl
Charles Coody
Weiskopf
Wiechers
Westchester Country Club
Lanny Wadkins
Gene Littler
Pebble Beach
Calif
Wadkins
Littler
Jack Nicklaus
Johnny Miller
Tom Watson
Thompson
Car
Twitty
Coady
Barbera
Coody
Curl
Andy North
Bobby Cole
George Burns
Dibley Upsets Ramirez At Canadian Open Tennis
Australia’s Colin Dibley, unseeded, defeated top seed Raul Ramirez 6-1 4-6 6-3 in the Canadian Open third round, unleashing a 148 mph serve. South Africa’s Marise Kruger routed Jeanne Evert 6-3 6-1, while Cynthia Doerner faded to Regina Marsikova after holding an early edge.
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Toronto
Colin Dibley
Australia
Raul Ramirez
Mexico
Dibley
Ramirez
South Africa
Marise Kruger
Jeanne Evert
Cynthia Doerner
Regina Marsikova
East Germany Dominates European Swimming Meet
At Jonkoping Sweden East Germany won two more gold medals as the 14th European Championships continued. They captured ninth and tenth golds in events including Czechoslovakia 146, 6-0, 6-3. Swimmers from East Germany delivered strong performances across multiple strokes.
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Czechoslovakia
Jonkoping
Sweden
East Germany
OSUPromotions Highlight Early Big Eight Practice
Oklahoma State promoted three players to starting or backup defensive positions after a second day of practice. James Cowins and Gregory Johnson earned starting cornerback jobs, Dexter Manley moved to second-team defensive end, while Pete Woods of Missouri suffered a minor knee injury in pads. Colorado and others continued prep with brisk conditioning and early bench presses, marking a tense early season stretch. Harvey Love of Kansas State underwent knee cartilage surgery, with a return hoped for by the third or fourth game.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma State
Cowboys
Jim Stanley
James Cowins
St. Louis
Gregory Johnson
Houston
Tex
Dexter Manley
Stanley
Nebraska
Kansas State
Kansas
Oklahoma
Colorado
Missouri
Iowa State
Pete Woods
Tigers
Woods
K-State
Harvey Love
Ellis Ransiberger
Love
No Names Win Auxvasse Fast-Pitch Softball Tourney
The No Names, a women’s team with no previous practice together, captured the Auxvasse fast-pitch softball title after a round robin event that also featured squads from Auxvasse Hallsville Fulton and Columbia and Smart Trucking of Mexico. The fourth-placed team earned the sportsmanship award and the No Names drew players from Hannibal.
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Auxvasse Tourney
Fulton
Hatton
Burlington
Iowa
Bert McGrew
Frances Jane Fennewald
Debbie Hooke
Barbara Smith
Laddonia
B. Smith
Mary Hammett
Sara Bradshaw
Mexico
Bob Bohrer
Sue Weneback
Hannibal
Smart
Hallsville
Auxvasse
Columbia
Smart Trucking
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Scotland
Lee Trevino
Britain
Brian Barnes
United States
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Mexico Legion
Batting Ave
Monte Basinger
Uke Briscoe
Kevin Brown
Tracy Boswell
Mike Clithera
Randy Harrington
Paul Janice
Greg Miller
Craig Palmer
Bob Pasley
Sor
David Shrader
Tom Spurrier
Randy Tate
Chris Toulson
Mark Williams
Mitch Wiliams
Randy Young
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David Shrager
Mitch Williams
Osu
Woacn Pinchallovy
Lawrence Drug
Phillips
E. Whitley St
Martha Eckley
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