Royals Find Their Offense
New York AP report details Darryl Motley’s second career grand slam fueling a 13-3 Kansas City win over the Yankees. Jim Sundberg drove in four with two homers. Steve Balboni added five RBI and a four-hit night including a three-run shot.
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Cardinals Trade Heath to Tigers for Hill and Player to Be Named
St Louis manager Whitey Herzog noted catcher Mike Heath was unhappy in his stint with the Cardinals. Heath, hitting .205 with four homers and 25 RBIs, was traded to Detroit with pitcher Ken Hill and a future player for Heath. The Tigers moved to create room after Lance Parrish’s return from the disabled list. Hill, a 20 year old right-hander, started in Class A and AA before the deal. The Cardinals also purchased Steve Lake's contract from Louisville and noted Parrish’s back injury.
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Carlton Foster Chicago Bound Reported by Papers
Chicago reports say Steve Carlton and George Foster may join the White Sox as free agents after waivers clear. Carlton, 41, possibly to start Tuesday in Detroit, with Foster, 37, slated as designated hitter, as White Sox seek impact veteran help amid AL West gap. Heavily covered by Chicago papers and The Philadelphia Inquirer cites unnamed sources.
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Parrish-Led KSU To Open Workouts
Kansas State, under first year coach Stan Parrish, announced 125 players for media day, with 28 returning lettermen and 27 red shirts from a 1-10 1995 season. The Wildcats begin partial practices Monday ahead of Aug 30 opener versus Western Illinois in Manhattan.
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Starks Receives Honors at Johnson County Community College
Ottawa High School graduate Starks Scott Starks earned two awards at JCCC. He was named the Cavalier track team most valuable performer and will serve as cross country captain this fall after completing his freshman year in May. Starks was East Kansas League cross country champion as a senior and placed in the state outdoor track meet.
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Lake Pomona Hosts Fifth Bluegrass Jam Festival and Campout
Weekend events at Lake Pomona include the fifth annual Bluegrass Jam Festival and Campout with Lakeland Bluegrass Association Pomona Lake Ministry and Pomona State Park. Activities start Friday night 7 p.m. with campfire picking and continue through Sunday 9 a.m. bluegrass gospel. Park permits needed. no admission. Camping fees from 2 dollars and 4 dollars for electrical hookups. Additional programs include a 9 p.m. film suddenly upon the waters Friday and a caves program Saturday at Powesheik Amphitheater. For details call park office 828-4933.
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Chiefs Dominate Bengals In Season Opener
Cincinnati coach Sam Wyche lamented a rough showing as the Bengals were shut out by the Kansas City Chiefs 13 0. Kansas City rode turnovers to a lead with a 22 yard touchdown pass and a 52 yard field goal before the half and added a late score as Frank Seurer led an 80 yard third quarter drive.
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