Baseball Evening Schedule Shows Key Matches Across Teams
The slate lists Cubs at Reds with Tapani vs Reyes, Padres at Phillies with Brown, Braves at Astros with Millwood, Marlins at Cardinals with Medina, Brewers at Rockies, Pirates at Mets with Sadowsky, Expos at Astros with Thurman, Mets at Giants, and Dodgers at Angels among others.
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Lockett earns role as Chiefs top receiving threat
Kansas City's second year pro Kevin Lockett shined in a 22-21 preseason win over Jacksonville, catching eight passes for 125 yards with injuries to Andre Rison and Derrick Alexander opening opportunity. Coach Marty Schottenheimer praised his confidence and playmaking, while Grbac noted Lockett's ability to get open and the offense adjusted under pressure.
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Fasano's four hits spark Royals 11 5 over Devil Rays
Sal Fasano tied his career high with four hits and hit back to back homers with Jermaine Dye in Kansas City's 11 5 win over Tampa Bay. Fasano drove in three, scored three, and raised his average to .222 as Kansas City extended a winning streak to four. Dye Rivera and Fasano fueled an 8-for-14 trio in the bottom of the order.
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Rams release 13 players including James Stewart
The St. Louis Rams cut 13 players on Monday reducing their roster to 66 with a 60-man limit by Tuesday at 3 p.m. James Stewart, signed as a free agent and viewed as a potential fullback, was among those released. He had 144 yards on 31 carries as a Vikings rookie in 1995 but has not appeared in a regular season game since. Other cuts include Raymond Priester Donnell Baker Donald Sellers Russell Shaw Matt Reem Fred Pollack Glenn Rountree James Manley Billy Austin Willie Clark Joe Rowe and Kadar Hamilton.
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Huntley shines for Steelers in Morgantown win
Richard Huntley rushed 120 yards and two touchdowns on six carries to lift the Pittsburgh Steelers 28-22 over the Atlanta Falcons in a Morgantown exhibition. He scored on 1 and 47 yard runs and added a 62-yard rush as backup depth shape.
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Baldwin aiming for victory with experienced rebuilt team
Baldwin's third year under coach Roger O Neil brings a confident squad with five returning starters and depth at setter. Senior Chris Hart is out until Oct 1 with a knee injury, while Janae Nuspi and Jamie Weege anchor the two setter approach. The team targets competitiveness and opens Sept 1 at Eudora with the Baldwin Invitational on Sept 12 as a key early showcase.
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Million Dollar Shootout offers $1 million hole in one prize
Golfers at Ottawa Country Club can win $1 million, paid in 30 installments, during the Million Dollar Shootout Sept 15–19 to aid Ransom Memorial Hospital Charitable Association. Qualifying rounds run Sept 15–18 from 2 p.m. to dark and Sept 19 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Entry is $10 for five shots. extra shots $1. Finalists receive a 150-yard shot, with finals on Sept 19 after 3 p.m. No reservations required.
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