Quisenberry preserves Royals win over Red Sox at Fenway
Dan Quisenberry earned his 26th save by striking out Jim Rice with two on and two out in the eighth, then sealed a 3-2 Kansas City victory over Boston. Gubicza allowed one run in seven, outdueling Al Nipper as Boston fell in a tight game at Fenway Park.
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Jim Rice
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Marty Barrett
Little Fenway Park
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John McNmara
Bret Saberhagen
Saberhagen
Abrichi Wilson
DwEvns
Lsmith
Boggs
Molley
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Qioo
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Armas
Clorg
Gedman
Liones
Jurak Proodo Balbont
Gutiers
Sundbrg
Jose Martinez
Fenway Park
Physicals Thursday for Ottawa area students
Athletic activity physicals will be offered Thursday night starting at 6 p.m. at Ransom Memorial Hospital. The Franklin County Medical Society and hospital staff provide the service for students in U.S.C. 290 and nearby communities. Bring parent signed forms. forms available at Ottawa High School.
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U.S.C. 290
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Franklin County Medical Society
Ottawa High School
Chiefs Cut Seven Players in NFL Camp
Liberty, Missouri AP The Kansas City Chiefs released seven players on Monday including veterans Micheal Gunter Skip Lane and Rufus Stevens Gunter joined last year as a Tulsa running back and Lane is a Mississippi safety Stevens was a 1984 sixth round pick Also cut were cornerback John Bostic Bethune Cookman center Harper LeBel Colorado State wide receiver John Marshall Washington State and tackle Charles Robinson Bethune Cookman The cuts leave Kansas City with 77 players in camp.
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Rufus Stevens
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Kane
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Stevens
John Bostic
Bethune Cookman
Harper LeBel
Colorado State
Kansas City
John Marshall
Washington State
Charles Robinson
Riggins Signs $850000 Pact With Redskins
Washington veteran running back John Riggins, 36, became the NFL’s highest paid in a single season by signing a one year contract worth about 250000. He returned to the Redskins amid talk of retirement after injuries and off field incidents.
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Cooke
Joe Gibbs
Los Angeles Raiders
Baseball Scoreboard Jumble Shows Weekday Pairings
Detroit Perry 12-11 visits Milwaukee 6-8 while California Romanick 13-5 faces Langston 5-9. Wednesday slate lists Oakland at Minnesota and many interleague matchups across Cleveland Baltimore Boston New York Chicago Toronto Texas Detroit Milwaukee Philadelphia New York St Louis Cincinnati San Diego Atlanta Los Angeles Houston San Francisco Montreal Chicago Philadelphia New York Pittsburgh St Louis Cincinnati San Diego Atlanta Los Angeles.
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John
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Niekra
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Hesketh
Sanderson
American League and National League batting and pitching leaders
The Associated Press lists 1980 season leaders by league. In the AL batting Hoggs, Boston tops with .356 and Henderson New York leads runs with 95. Mattingly NL and Ripken Baltimore win RBI. In pitching Guidry and Saberhagen post strong 3.01 and 2.85 eras. In the NL Murphy Atlanta leads home runs with 30, McGee St. Louis hits with 144, and Franco Cincinnati has 9 wins with a 1.95 era.
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St Louis
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Houston
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