Water, Heat Stroke Debate Rocks Football Dr Murphy Says
Dr Robert J Murphy OSU team physician argues heat stroke, not cardiac arrest, killed J W Cain and urges unlimited water during hot workouts. He cites multiple college and pro teams lacking unlimited water and recalls past heat deaths and player collapses to back his stance.
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Levy Predicts Long QB Battle For Chiefs
Kansas City coach Marv Levy says the four man quarterback race will stretch into the 1990s with rookie Steve Fuller moving ahead of Pete Woods and Bill Kenney for the No 2 job behind Mike Livingston. Levy notes Fuller needs work but will get more game time as the competition continues.
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Youth-Minded Chiefs Release Three Veterans
Kansas City Chief's cuts reduce roster to 60 with Willie Lee Jeff Lloyd and Jimmy Edwards waived. Rory Hennings Bruce Kirchner also released as the team trims veterans and rookies ahead of the season. Edwards, once CFL MVP with Hamilton, led early exhibition kick returns.
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Caldwell Excels In Brewers Win Over Royals Despite Early Trouble
Mike Caldwell, returning from an injury, pitched 7.2 strong innings for Milwaukee as Gorman Thomas and Ben Oglivie powered the offense with two homers. Charlie Moore and Thomas made key defensive plays in the first inning. The Brewers built a 5-1 lead after six and held on for a 5-2 victory over Kansas City, with Bill Castro securing the save.
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It Was A Bad Night For ALs West Side
Barry Wilner reports the Boston Red Sox powered to a 12 1 victory over Minnesota behind Fred Lynn’s two homers and six RBIs and Dennis Eckersley’s 16th win. Baltimore edged Chicago 2 1 in 12 innings to maintain a five game East lead as New York Toronto Detroit Cleveland also won on a night when East teams swept West.
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Whitey Herzog Doubts Return to Royals in 1980
Kansas City Royals manager Whitey Herzog expressed uncertainty about returning in 1980 amid reports the club spoke with Sparky Anderson about替 replacing him before Anderson joined Detroit. Herzog noted his contract and desire to win a world championship, while acknowledging friction with ownership and front office.
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