Otis Gets 2000th Hit As Royals Top White Sox 10-2
Amos Otis reached 2,000 hits with a sixth inning single off Guy Hoffman as the Kansas City Royals defeated Chicago 10-2. The milestone drew a standing ovation from 18,767 fans and capped a long standout career including a World Series home run in his first at bat.
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Taiwan
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Award Named For Bryant Trophy to be Paul Bear Bryant Trophy
The Associated Press will name its national college football championship trophy after Paul Bear Bryant. Bryant’s family gave permission and his widow Mary Harmon Bryant and grandson Marc Tyson supported the tribute as fitting to his legacy. Bryant retired last year after 38 seasons with Maryland, Kentucky, Texas A&M, and Alabama, ending with 323 wins.
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Ottawa Horseshoe Club Current Standings
The Ottawa Horseshoe Pitching Club lists players with scores including Riley Drum 160, Arlen 123, Jack van 145, McCracken 25, Turner 17, Spancer 98, Kamper 107, Higbie 97, Pinneo 87, Bell 109, Shepard 99, Merrill 99, McTaggert 6, Leech 10, Morrow 711, Snethen 711, Brock 711, Whittington 2, Tucker 612, Dunkley 36, Cordie 312. The page shows mixed tallies for various members.
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Marshal Arlen
Joan Jack van
Phil McCracken
Lyle Turner
Wayne Spancer
Chuck Kamper
Mike Higbie
Fran Pinneo
Vernard Bell
W.P Shepard
Clyde Merrill
Don McTaggert
John Leech
Richard Morrow
Mear Snethen
Gene Brock
Pan Am Games drug crackdown hits track field rivals
In Caracas Cuba won shot put as Americans faltered amid a broad drug-testing sweep. Eleven weightlifters tested positive, eight were stripped, and twelve U S athletes left early. Despite the upheaval, the U S leads with 89 golds and 184 total medals as Cuba, Canada and Venezuela trail.
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Pyka
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Lexington
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Brazil
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Olympic Steroid Folklore Routed By Advanced Tests
Los Angeles Olympic medical chief Dr. Tony Daly says sophisticated testing can detect steroids months after use and curb myths that drugs boost performance. He notes 1984 testing will use state of the art equipment, while experts caution limited proven benefit and highlight caffeine and nutrition as real aids.
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Purdue University
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New York Mets
Kings Cut Four Rookies In Kings Preseason Cuts
Kansas City Kings cut four NBA rookies from the college draft list after preseason camp in July. Lorenzo Andrews Oklahoma State Preston Neumayr Cal Davis Bernard Hill Panhandle State Aaron Haskins Washington State were released, leaving 13 veterans and three rookies on the roster.
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Oklahoma State
National Basketball Association
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Cal Davis
Bernard Hill
Panhandle State
Aaron Haskins
Washington State
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City Scores Softball Team Totals and Player Stats
A dense box score lists MOORMAN, FROSTY S BODY SHOP, MIDWEST DESIGN and others with player lines and totals. It shows batters and pitching lines for teams including MOORMAN S Terry Wes Dean Fred and TRANSPORTATION INC with various records and team totals around 30 to 40 runs, detailing multiple players and scores.
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Lyle
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Dean
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Fred
Frosty
Morton
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Cox
Mistchan
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Hyder
Chambers
Geagg
Cole
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