Royals Rally Past Blue Jays In Wild 12 10 Win
Kansas City tops Toronto 12 10 as Whitey Herzog hails late rally in eighth inning after an 18 hit barrage. Hal McRae and Clint Hurdle pace the attack with three hits apiece, while Eddie Rodriguez earns the win in relief and Al Hrabosky seals the save.
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Mike Willis
Amos Otis
Tom Murphy
John Wathan
Rick Bosetti
Eduardo Rodriguez
Rico Carty
al Hrabosky
Eddie
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Detroit
Kings Favored by Matchups Face Suns in Semifinals
Kings coach Cotton Fitzsimmons and GM Joe Axelson said they prefer facing Phoenix and believe they match up well. Sam Lacey praised ideal matchups as Kansas City gets rested after clinching the division with a late five-game win streak. The opening semifinal tips off Tuesday in Phoenix.
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Parsons wins Osawatomie Invitational four-man title
Parsons tops a dozen teams at Osawatomie Invitational with a 317 four-man total and the overall 497 score, ahead of Hayden 507 and Chanute 526. Pat LaFrage claims medalist honors with 75, while Ottawa High finishes mid-pack with 548. Ottawa seniors prep for JV meet at Olathe and varsity at Topeka Capital City Classic.
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Hayden
Greg Koph
Brian Taylor
Pete Reyburn
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Ottawa
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Dick Hamilton
Cyclones
Ned Moore
Joe Bouska
OHS
Kirby Soph
Pat Gahagan
Olathe
Topeka
Bowling Scores From Weekend League Standings Reported
A dense listing of bowling teams and high scores across leagues. Notable entries include BOMBERS SOUTH SKELLY-3 led by Andrews with 217-589, EAGLES NO. 4 headed by Williams at 205, and PRINCE TON GRAIN with Burknell 193-467, among many others.
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R. Anderson
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Smith
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J. Robertson
R. Saber
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J. Boyer
L. White
M. Raley
B. Raley
R. Mecurdy
Agca
B. Stewart
Mallory
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Suther
Andrews
OU Scores Best On The Track At William Jewell Relays
Ottawa University tallyed 21 points finishing among 25 schools at Liberty Missouri. The Braves claimed five events including four on track with three relay podiums and a second in the triple jump by Denis Greene. Central Missouri State won the meet with Jewell second and Wisconsin Southern third. next action is an invitational at Warrensburg.
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Byron Price
Jeff Hanson
Scott Ross
Antonio Crump
Ross
Mike Sleppy
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Crump
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Mark Killingsworth
Central Missouri State
Jewell
Wisconsin Southern
Central Missouri
Ottawa
Warrensburg
Double Dual Track Meets Set for Tuesday at Ottawa
Ottawa High School faces Olathe at Cyclone Stadium while Ottawa University hosts Empiria in a second dual. Both events start about 3:30 with field events as make up for earlier weather postponements. Baker returns to action against OU at 11th Street field.
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Baseball Scoreboard Tuesday Schedule and Standings Notes
Baseball scoreboard lists Tuesday games including Kansas City at Detroit Chicago at Toronto Seattle at Oakland and Texas at Cleveland with standings in the National and American leagues. Montreal Philadelphia St Louis and San Francisco appear in league tables with records and pending rain delays and four games listed for Monday and Sunday results.
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Zoeller wins Masters in sudden death playoff
Fuzzy Zoeller, known for powerful drives, defeats Tom Watson and Ed Sneed in a historic Masters playoff at Augusta. Zoeller sank the winning eight foot putt on the 11th hole amid Amen Corner drama after Sneed faltered late. Watson and Nicklaus also contended as Easter winds shaped the outcome.
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Tom Watson
Ed Sneed
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Jerry Beard
Sneed
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