Silent Revenge: White's Two Homers Lift Royals Over Rangers
Frank White powered Kansas City with two homers and seven RBIs in an 11 inning 9-8 victory over Texas. His late shot in the 11th and a six inning homer sparked a comeback as Loynd fueled a Rangers rally and Angel Edwards supported the Royals’ surge in a tense AL clash.
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Tide Faces New Blow After Teammate Death and Coma
Alabama players mourn a teammate killed in a crash and another in a coma after brain surgery for a brain blood clot. Willie Ryles remains in critical condition at University Hospital after Monday surgery. Coach Ray Perkins said Ryles’ injury may have occurred during a weekend scrimmage as the Tide prepare to face Ohio State in the Kickoff Classic.
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Chiefs Reach NFL Limit With Roster Moves
Kansas City Chiefs waived Rob Bennett Bruce Mark and Kelly Goodburn as Hagood placed on injured reserve to meet the NFL 60 man limit. Lathrop exemption kept 61 on roster with two veterans classified as reserved. Practice and pre season prep addressed run defense and passing efficiency ahead of Buffalo game.
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Darling Delivers In First Los Angeles Start For Mets
Ron Darling pitched seven innings allowing eight hits to earn a 6-4 win in his first Dodger Stadium appearance. He doubled, scored the tie-breaking run, and improved to 12-4 as the Mets lead the NL East by 18 games. Houston beat Pittsburgh 1-0 elsewhere.
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National League Roundup: Braves, Reds, Padres win
In NL action Doyle Alexander pitched for Atlanta in a 7-2 win over Chicago while Cincinnati defeated St. Louis 6-1 and San Diego toppled Montreal 7-1. Philadelphia edged San Francisco 6-5 as Jeff Stone and Mike Schmidt led a late rally. Houston beat Pittsburgh 3-0 backed by Jim Deshaies eight two thirds innings and Kevin Bass homer.
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Widenhofer Faces Hard Road After 1 10 Missouri Season
Missouri coach Woody Widenhofer enters his second year amid a 1-10 record and home losses to Indiana Northwestern Cal and Kansas State. He stresses improved recruiting and adjustments, cites a strong freshman class and returns to land a promising back Tony VanZant though his season is shelved by injury. The coach aims for marked improvement and a more competitive Big Eight stance as he leads a young squad.
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