Wild pitch lifts Royals past Blue Jays 8 3 in KC
Bo Jackson homered for Kansas City and sparked the late rally after an intentional walk to set up the strikeout that let Brad Wellman score the go ahead run. Tom Gordon earned his 14th win while Duane Ward took the loss for Toronto as Kansas City pulled away 8-3.
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Late Night practice kicks off Ottawa Cyclones football season
Ottawa High School Cyclones opened with 12:01 a.m. drills at Steve Grogan Stadium, then 10:30 a.m. sessions as head coach Ron Mann discusses early conditioning and fundamentals. With 21 seniors gone, position battles loom and the team plans two a days until school starts August 31.
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Herald
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Ottawa
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Stewart's strong-round secures major win at PGA
Stewart clinched his first major title with a 67 final round to finish 12 under, edging Reid who shot 74. Reid led earlier after 54 holes before late bogeys on 16 and 18 cost him the playoff. Other leaders included Strange, Bean and Rummells as Palmer, Nicklaus, Watson and others thrilled the crowd.
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Andy Bean
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Ian Woosnam
Scott Hoch
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Watson
Nicklaus
Palmer
Army
Strange
Stadler
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Vikings Top Chiefs 23 13 In Preseason Opener
Minnesota quarterback Tommy Kramer says he will stay ready as the No 2 QB behind Wade Wilson after a 23 13 preseason win over Kansas City in Memphis. Kramer went 9 of 11 for 165 yards and two TDs as Minnesota outgained Kansas City and limited the Chiefs to 7 rushing yards.
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