Royals co-owner vows Royals stay in Kansas City
Kansas City Royals co owner Aaron Fogelman sought to assure fans that his real estate restructuring would not affect the team. He and Ewing Kauffman own equal stakes and he emphasized the Royals will not move. AL President Bobby Brown reiterated the franchise is among the strongest and would not be moved.
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Ottawa Middle School Athletics Practices Begin This Month
Ottawa Middle School announces seventh and eighth grade football practice starts Monday August 14 at 8 00 a m and girls volleyball begins Wednesday August 16 at 8 30 a m in the North Gym Participants must bring a completed signed physical form to the first practice and to future sessions.
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Recovering Royals pound Boston 8-1
The Kansas City Royals, led by rookie pitcher Tom Gordon, defeated the Boston Red Sox 8-1 to pull within five and a half games of Oakland and California in the AL West. Bo Jackson sparked KC while Boston, plagued by injuries, fell further in the pennant race. Gordon improved to 13-4, lowering his ERA to 2.77 as KC stayed in contention and Boston continued to be undermanned.
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Debut win lifts Jays over Rangers 7-0 in Gozzo bow
Rich Gossage era begins with a strong eight inning start as Mauro Gozzo, nicknamed Goose, leads Toronto to a 7-0 victory over Texas. Nelson Liriano drives in four, Fred McGriff adds his 30th homer, and Toronto climbs above .500 for the first time since Opening Day.
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Astros Power Past Padres Tightens NL West Race
Houston blasted four homers with runners on base to beat San Diego 12 3 and trim the Giants lead in the NL West to one game. Glenn Davis homered twice, Caminiti and Biggio added shots, while Jim Clancy earned a seven hitter in his rebound start.
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Baseball Scoreboard Evening Game Pairings
Baseball scoreboard lists Seattle Holman at Cann McCaskill 11-6 for 9 35 p.m. and late night matchups New York Ojeda 7-9 at Philadelphia Cook 5-4 Montreal B Smith 9-5 at Chicago Sutcliffe 11-9 Cincinnati Mahler 9-10 at San Francisco D Robinson 10-7 St Louis Magrane 13-7 at Pittsburgh Drabek 9-8 Houston Portugal 2-1 at San Diego Whitson 14-8 Atlanta P Smith 2-11 at Los Angeles Westland 3-3.
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Baseball Leaders In Major Leagues AP Summary
American League leaders show Boggs Boston and Puckett Minnesota atbatting leaders with .340 and .339 while Renderson Oakland leads runs. Pitches feature Blyleven and Swindell with strong win totals. relievers include Drones and Pleac with saves. National League leaders include Towynn San Diego and W Clark San Francisco in batting, and Mitchell San Francisco with home runs, plus Wallach Montreal leading doubles.
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