McRae Belatedly Delivers For Royals In Boston Win
Hal McRae sparked Kansas City to a 3-2 victory over the Boston Red Sox, driving in two runs with a homer and a triple. He also made a running catch to rob Orlando Cepeda, boosting his late season surge aided by Charley Lau’s coaching. The win moved the Royals a full game ahead of Oakland in the AL West.
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Charley
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Hal McRae
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Doug Bird
Steve Busby
Rick Miller
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Bird
Cepeda
Carl Yastrzemski
Yastrzemski
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Jurgensen Returns as Redskins Brace for Broncos
Washington hosts Denver in an exhibition game as Sonny Jurgensen makes his first appearance since last October Achilles injury. QB split with Bill Kilmer planned after Sam Wyche’s injury, while Duane Thomas seeks a strong return for the Redskins.
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Beef pricing shows supply demand drive at markets
CHICAGO AP reports cattle prices hinge on demand and supply. Prime beef trades at 53 to 55 dollars per hundredweight with slight variation, while last year’s level hovered 36.50 to 37.75. Butz of the National Livestock and Meat Board notes prices reflect market compromise among producers, packers, wholesalers and retailers amid uncertain government controls and reduced slaughter by 20 to 30 percent due to withholding cattle.
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National Livestock and Meat Board
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Beathard Stram choose Beathard for Monday’s pre season
Kansas City Chiefs coach Hank Stram says Pete Beathard will start the Monday night preseason game against the Detroit Lions. Mike Livingston started last week against the Saints, with rookie Dean Carlson playing the second half. Injuries include Wilbur Young Curley Culp and Jeff Kinney who may miss the Lions game due to bruised toes and a sprained foot. The team practiced at Arrowhead due to wet camp grounds in Liberty Missouri.
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Eagles Tourney Opens At Orris Cox Field Tonight
The State Eagles Baseball Tournament for 13 to 15 year olds begins at Orris Cox Field with three first round games Ottawa vs Lawrence at 6 30 Leavenworth vs Topeka and Wyandotte vs Wichita both at 8 30 on North and South fields Olathe has a bye The double elimination event uses two diamonds at West Second Street finals Sunday Topeka is defending champion of the four year title tourney sponsor is Eagles Club with lodging for visitors admission is free with a 50 cent donation requested
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Big City Cagers Head Prep All-Star Lineup
Kansas East West High School All-Star Basketball Classic tips off in Wichita at Levitt Arena with West and East lineups featuring Brad Schreck Jonathan Young Ray Murry Sid Ford and more. Proceeds benefit Jaycees Cerebral Palsy Foundation.
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Two Long Shots Lead PGA After First Round
Al Geiberger and Don Iverson shot four-under 67 to lead the 1973 PGA National Championship at Canterbury Golf Club. The pair, followed by Bob Dickson and Mike Hill at 69, sit ahead of stars like Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer as weather could affect Friday play. Iverson, aided by Trevino tips, praised for improving his swing while Geiberger joked about missing peanut butter.
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