McRae declines Royals manager offer in Kansas City
Kansas City, AP. Hal McRae turned down the Kansas City Royals managerial offer, saying they sought a miracle while he wanted Fort Knox. After the rejection, the Royals hired John Wathan from their Omaha farm system.
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Woman sues Lindbergh estate after Somerdale crash
Kathyleen McNeal of Ridley Park files federal suit against the Pelle Lindbergh estate after surviving the 1985 Porsche crash that killed the Flyers goaltender. She suffered a broken pelvis and internal injuries. a second passenger Edward Parvin was severely injured.
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Browns Sign All-Pro Tackle Risien To One Year Deal
Cleveland Browns inked offensive tackle Cody Risien to a one year contract making him the last unsigned member of the line. Risien 6-7 280 pounds started all 16 regular season games in 1986 and post season versus the Jets and Broncos. Bosio pleads innocent to assault charge in Milwaukee as a jury trial is requested by the defense.
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Evans Finds Form in Quiet Red Sox Season
At 35, Dwight Evans pursues his best year in 19 seasons with Boston as he leads in eight major categories yet laments not winning. He recalls 1986 and 1987 near glory, noting his sustained improvement and pride in a long career while the team struggles to translate personal success into championships.
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Cal Ripken Jr. Delivers in Late BP Comeback
Cal Ripken Jr. beefed up after a 4-for-21 skid, doubled and belted a three run homer to lift the Baltimore Orioles past the California Angels 9-5. He faced a rough stretch but pushed through with extra batting practice and solid hits, proclaiming cautious optimism about ending the slump. Ripken, who turned 27, remains a key contributor with 23 homers and 83 RBIs atop the Orioles.
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Cal Ripken Acknowledges Slow Bat In Season
Ripken projects to lead major league shortstops in homers and RBIs for a fifth straight year yet trails his career average by 34 points. He insists he is not a .250 hitter, citing prolonged slump and bad luck while noting better hitting comes from driving the ball past the infield.
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