Baseball Standings and Transactions Highlight MLB Actions
In the American League East Boston leads with a 70 43 record and New York 54 58, while Baltimore and Toronto trail. Central shows Cleveland 76 35 and Milwaukee 58 54. West features California 67 47 and Seattle 57 56. Sunday results included Cleveland over Detroit and Texas over Minnesota. notable trades and roster moves span the majors including Rays agreement with Butte Copper Kings, Borowski recalled by Orioles, Smith activated by Red Sox, Cameron signed by White Sox, McGwire activated by Athletics, Valdes purchased by Marlins, Daulton placed on 60-day list, Lieberthal recalled, Pagnozzi activated by Cardinals.
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Chiefs reach roster limit with cuts and trades
Kansas City Chiefs place Future Hall of Famer Ronnie Lott on injured reserve after seven moves to hit the 53 man limit. Lott suffered a hairline fracture of the left fibula and will miss the season. Chiefs release James Saxon Tim Barnett and linebackers Ron Childs and Rick Hamilton. Tracy Greene traded to Pittsburgh and Lindsay Knapp traded to Green Bay for an undisclosed 1996 draft pick.
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Kahler showings indicate growth for KU volleyball
KU freshman Kendra Kahler moved from Ottawa High School to the college game with early struggles and adjustments. She says the game is quicker, defense and consistency key, and she has built strength in the off season. Her late-season form last year and summer work suggest readiness for Big Eight competition.
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Aaron Gumm Wins Tune Up in Miami Javelin Meet
Aaron Gumm won the five team tune up in Miami with a 207 feet 6 inch throw to lead Darrin File who placed second at 204-10. The event featured seven others from Canada Trinidad Bahamas and Puerto Rico as both Kansans begin college careers at Johnson County Community College and the University of Missouri. The U S squad heads to Santiago Chile tonight for the Junior Olympics with Gumm expected to throw midweek.
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Gaetti's experience helps Royals in win over Rangers
Gary Gaetti delivered a two run homer in the eighth after facing Matt Whiteside earlier. The Royals beat Texas 5-2 at Kauffman Stadium to move within 3 4 of the AL wild card, with Tom Gordon earning the win. Johnny Damon collected three hits and stole two bases, driving in two runs for Kansas City.
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Legislature probes KSHSAA dispute in ongoing clash
Kansas lawmakers opened a summer study on KSHSAA with Executive Director Kaye Pearce and counsel, amid Sedgwick County Judge Bell ruling the association may operate unconstitutionally. Board of Education leaders consider stronger oversight and appointing members to KSHSAA panels as the 368‑school body awaits appeal outcomes.
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