Gubicza Dominates As Royals Top Mariners 4-2
Mark Gubicza improved to 11-10 with eight shutout innings, backed by three Kansas City homers, in a 4-2 win over Seattle. Bo Jackson and Kurt Stillwell provided early power, while the Royals held off late Mariners threats and extended their home-heavy schedule. Stillwell returned from the disabled list and went 0-for-? with a near-miss on a ball by Bo Jackson. the Mariners struggle with runners in scoring position continues.
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Ripken sets consecutive game record with two run homer
Orioles star Cal Ripken extended his consecutive games streak to third in MLB history with a two run homer in Baltimore's 11-6 win over the Toronto Blue Jays. Jeff Jefferson added five RBIs including a three run shot as Milwaukee, Oakland, and New York also posted wins.
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Cubs Rally Past Reds For Sweep In Cincinnati
Cubs trail 2-1 with two outs in the ninth before Curtis Wilkerson walks a reliever and Shawon Dunston singles. Lloyd McClendon walks Walton, who scores on a grounds single to left as Chicago wins 3-2 and completes their first Cincinnati sweep since 1978. Mark Grace and Mitch Williams savor late drama as Chicago extends NL East lead.
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Bears trade McMahon for 1990 draft pick
Bears announce Jim McMahon has been traded to the San Diego Chargers on the eve of an exhibition game. Chicago will receive a 1990 draft choice contingent on McMahon’s playing success with the Chargers as Mike Tomczak, Jim Harbaugh, and rookie Brent Snyder are set to compete for the quarterback job.
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Polonia charged with sex offense in hotel incident
Milwaukee prosecutors plan to charge New York Yankees outfielder Luis Polonia with sexual intercourse with a child involving a 15-year-old at a downtown hotel. The 24-year-old polisher reportedly intends to plead no contest to a misdemeanor at a Monday hearing, facing up to nine months in jail and $10,000 in fines under Wisconsin law.
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Clemson Accused of NCAA Violations in Recruiting
In Columbia, Clemson quarterback Michael Carr told his Louisiana high school coach that the Tigers broke NCAA rules during recruitment. A former South Carolina coach said the NCAA questioned several players about Clemson's recruiting tactics about a year to a year and a half ago, indicating a prolonged probe into the program.
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