Chiefs Lose Wide Receiver In Contract Dispute
Kansas City Chiefs fourth year wide receiver Larry Brunson left the club amid a contract dispute and returned home to Denver. Coach Paul Wiggin expressed hurt and disbelief at Brunson's decision, calling it unfair to the team and potential others. The Chiefs begin the regular season Sunday against New England.
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McBride Deal Listed By Owens As Best
Paul Owens credits the Bake McBride trade with St Louis general manager Bing Devine as his best major deal. The Phillies ditched Tommy Underwood and acquired McBride after vetting his knee and paired him with two minor leaguers, boosting a lineup already featuring Luzinski and Maddox. McBride thrived, batting .347 with 10 homers and 38 RBIs after June arrival, fueling Owens's reputation as a shrewd executive.
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Rojas Eyes One Final Goal Before Retirement
Kansas City star Cookie Rojas announces he will retire as a player at season's end with one aim remaining the World Series. The 38-year-old Cuban, a longtime Royals veteran and former Phillies star, seeks a championship before stepping away. He hopes to stay in baseball as a coach or manager after retirement.
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Mexico Net Girls Fall to Fulton in Season Opener
Mexico Bulldogs drop the related season opener to Mid-State Conference rival Fulton 6-2 as new coach Lesandra Taylor debuts with a reloaded lineup. Toni O Connor fell in singles while Liz Hil, Hill Cottey won doubles, and Mexico’s only other varsity point came from O Connor Marshall in a 6-2 6-2 victory. Jayvee fell 5-1 amid rain interruptions. next action at Helias Tuesday.
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Sports brief of Thursday and Friday baseball results
The record summarizes results from Houston, San Francisco, Pittsburgh, St. Louis, Montréal, Chicago, Philadelphia, New York, Atlanta, and others. It lists winners and scores for Thursday games and outlines Friday’s scheduled games with starting pitchers and matchups like Chicago at New York and Philadelphia at St Louis.
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Broadcast Listings and Football Preview on Sunday
State Treasurer Spainhower appears on Mu in a Forum at 8:30 am on Channel 8, then Agronsky and Company at 9:00. MU Illinois football game at 10:00 am, Notre Dame Mississippi highlights at 10:00 on 8, piano by Leo Smit on Camera Three at 10:00 on 4. Religious programs, sports series, and NFL matchups fill the schedule with multiple channels and times.
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