Red Sox Top Royals 11 6 In N Hitting Spree
Boston bats pounded four Royals pitchers for 18 hits in an 11-6 victory. Don Baylor drove in the go ahead run with a two out single off Bud Black in the sixth. Dwight Evans added a 16th homer as Al Nipper earned the win with relief from Sammy Stewart and Calvin Schiraldi. George Brett led Kansas City with three RBIs while Tony Armas hit a three run shot early.
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The American League leaders include Boggs Boston .353 and Mattingly New York in batting. Henderson New York leads runs with 104. Canseco Oakland 94 RBIs. Puckett Minnesota 168 hits. National League features Gwynn San Diego 145 hits, Schmidt Philadelphia 25 home runs, Fernandez New York 13 4 record, Scott Houston 223 strikeouts.
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Kansas City Chiefs win a three way bidding war for former USFL defensive end Kit Lathrop signing a series of one year contracts. Lathrop, 30, worked out for the Chiefs after visits with the Raiders and Dolphins and chose the Chiefs citing opportunity and need for depth and a pass rusher.
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