Dilfer shines as Seahawks topple Chiefs in preseason
Seattle quarterback Trent Dilfer, back from injury and personal tragedy, throws a 19 yard TD to Karen Robinson and guides the Seahawks to a 42-31 win over Kansas City. Hasselbeck adds two TDs as Seattle builds a midgame lead and holds off KC with strong offense and special teams miscues. Trent Dilfer 12 of 14 for 124 yards and a TD. Kansas City's rookie Larry Johnson shines with 77 rushing yards and an 85 yard kickoff return.
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Santana Dominates As Twins Split Series With Royals
Johan Santana struck out 10 for the second straight start and improved to 4-0 in August, guiding Minnesota to an 8-1 win that salvaged a split of the four-game set with Kansas City. Torii Hunter homered, Matthew LeCroy drove in three, and the Twins moved within 1.5 games of Chicago while Kevin Appier left early with elbow tightness for the Royals.
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Ohio State to suspend star Clarett for six games
Mau rice Clarett faces a six game ban per plans relayed by his father Myke Clarett to USA Today. The suspension covers three games for driving a borrowed car and three for academic reasons, tied to an exaggerated car theft report. A separate university panel investigates academic fraud.
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Japan beats Florida in Little League World Series final
Musashi-Fuchu of Japan defeated East Boynton Beach 10-1 to claim the title as Yuutaro Tanaka struck out 14 and Hokuto Nakahara hit a grand slam. The Japanese team celebrated by bowing at the Lamade Stadium bust and inviting Florida players to join their victory lap. Tanaka, 2-0, detailed a mix of fastballs and curves while Nakahara’s homer capped a four-run fourth inning that broke the game open.
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