Farr and Brett Lift Royals Over Yankees 7 4
Steve Farr pitched 2 2 3 innings of near flawless relief to back Charlie Leibrandt and George Brett homered twice, as the Kansas City Royals beat the New York Yankees 7 4. Brett’s two blasts moved him to 195 career homers, topping the club mark previously shared with Amos Otis.
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Steve Aa Farr
Kansas City Royals
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Brett
Ed Whitson
Bob Shirley
Amos Otis
Rodiph
Wilson Cf
Mingly
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S Smith
R Henderson
Sf—Mcrae
Quisabry
Whitson Law
Shirley Matersco
Shirley
Twins
A’s
Kent Hrbek
Oakland
Jay Howell
Hrbek
RBI
Kirby Puckett
Roy Smalley
Mike Smithson
Minnesota
Yankees
George Brett
Steve Farr
Kid Whitson
Baseball Scoreboard of Nine MLB Matchups and Standings
Boston faces Detroit as Nipper seeks win while Perry starts for Detroit. Milwaukee visits Chicago with Niemves on mound. Minnesota travels to Oakland led by Butcher against Haas. Cleveland at Baltimore with Candietti and Dixon. Toronto at Texas with Key. California at Seattle featuring Sutton. San Francisco at Houston with Knepper. San Diego at Los Angeles with Thurmond. Friday games include New York at Philadelphia Chicago at Pittsburgh Atlanta at Houston Montreal at St. Louis Cincinnati at San Diego San Francisco at Los Angeles.
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Nieves
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Butcher
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Haas
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Seattle
Young
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Knepper
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Cincinnati
Associated Press
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Iago
Allan
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Francisco
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Smith
Saberhagen
Mialern
Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
Waverly dominates MDVC Lyndon Invitational track meet
Waverly swept both track divisions at the Marais des Cygnes Valley Invitational held at Lyndon High. MdCV smoked in team races, edging Williamsburg for runner up and claiming a boys title while MdCV and Waverly led in girls events with multiple medals and rapid relay times.
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Marais Des Cygnes
Lyndon High Track
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Bulldogs
Waverly Boys
Mdcv
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Pomona
Osage City
Macu
Funnerup MdCV
Jeff White
Thad Thurston
Craig Freerksen
Jimmy Teter
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White
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Trojan
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Privat
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Tincher
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Leroy Huske
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Daryl ‘Altic
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Kenny Ferris
Steve Schoepflin
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Carmen Criqui
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Tammy Ivey
McMillin
Charlotte Gragg
Panthers
Nancy Weigand
Gragg
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Indians
Cindy Scott
Giants Rally Past Astros In Openers At Astrodome
The San Francisco Giants beat the Houston Astros 4-1 to grab a 2-0 start. Will Clark and Bob Melvin drove in runs, Jeff Leonard added two hits and scored twice, as Scott Garrelts held Houston to two hits through five. Dodgers edged Padres 1-0 in a pitching duel, while Phillies outlasted Reds 5-3 in 11 innings.
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Bob Melvin
Jeff Leonard
Houston Astros
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Astros
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Dickie Thon
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John Russell
Tee Power
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Juan Samuel
Glenn Wilson
Buddy Bell
von Hayes
Russell
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Lance Parrish
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Alan Trammell
Mike Laga
Chet Lemon
Parrish
Dave Bergman
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White Sox
Robin Yount
Tim Leary
Chicago
Richard Dotson
Evans presses for everyday duty after big opening games
Darrell Evans, who led the league last year with 40 homers, argues for everyday work after opening with two homers and four RBIs in a 6-3 Detroit win over Boston. He hits .624 through two games, challenging manager Sparky Anderson’s rotation as Milwaukee and Minnesota win, while other AL teams post results.
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Darrell Evans
Evans
Detroit Tigers
Boston Red Sox
Sparky Anderson
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