Royals Bury Cleveland With 20 Hit Barrage
Kansas City pounds Cleveland 12 to 2 on 20 hits as George Brett Otis McRae and Slaught lead a parade. Howser praises the team’s hot hitting and high batting average while Sorensen struggles early.
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Full Slate Of NFL Exhibitions On Tap This Week
NFL preseason actions start across several cities as teams schedule exhibitions. Notable off field issues include former Saints lineman Don Reese awaiting an August 31 hearing on drug probation violations and Steese linked to cocaine use amid ongoing league concerns.
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Reunion Of Little League Buddies Helps Cards Challenge For Pennant
Lonnie and Ozzie Smith, LA natives and former Little League teammates, reunite with the St. Louis Cardinals to chase their first pennant since 1968. Lonnie, 26, leads with 88 runs and 125 hits, batting .307, while Ozzie, 28, adds elite defense and speed, batting .262 after joining from San Diego.
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Millionaire Golf Stars Highlight Tour Figures
AP Special Correspondent Will Grimsley surveys the rise of golf riches led by Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus, noting multi million dollar earnings, extended commercial tie ins, and Palmer’s business empire. The piece cites prize money, endorsements, and Palmer’s NBC deal as key milestones in the sport’s financial growth.
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KU Volleyball Coach to Lead Ottawa Clinic
University of Kansas head coach Oli Lockwood will run a volleyball clinic at Ottawa University on Thursday and Friday. Open to girls in grades 7 through 12. registration is $30. For more information call 242-4407 or 242-1225.
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Baseball Scoreboard May Baseball Games and Standings
Schedule notes include Texas at Milwaukee Boston at Toronto New York at Detroit Baltimore at Chicago California at Minnesota Cleveland at Kansas City Oakland at Seattle. National League standings show Philadelphia leading East with 62 wins, St. Louis and Pittsburgh near, Montreal and New York in pursuit. Tuesday games featured Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, Chicago at Montreal, Houston at San Diego, Atlanta at San Francisco, Cincinnati at Los Angeles, with several suspended or continued games.
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Major League Baseball Leaders Overview
BATTING leaders show McGee St Louis 322 at bats and .317. R Blake La Smith St Louis 88 runs. Murphy Atlanta 76 RBI. HITS include J Ray Pittsburgh 134 and Sax Los Angeles 133. DOUBLES led by T Kennedy San Diego 32. TRIPLES Thon Mouston 9. HOME RUNS Kingman New York 24 and Murphy Atlanta 28. PITCHING includes Rogers Montreal 14-4 and Carlton Philadelphia 16-8. AMERICAN LEAGUE leaders feature W Wilson Kansas City batting 336. HITS Garcia Toronto 136 and Harrah Cleveland 142. PITCHING Vuckovich Milwaukee 12-4 and Guidry New York 11-4. STRIKEOUTS Moreno Dernier Soto Cincinnati 14 and Bannister Seattle 14.
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