Royals Sink or Sank? White Sox topple KC 9-3
Kansas City, trailing in the AL West, lost 9-3 to Chicago as Proly defeated the Royals. White Sox hitters supported Proly with 11 hits while Ken Kravec and Francisco Barrios stymied KC, who remain underpowered at the plate and 12 of 29 since their first, with Herzog lamenting the lack of hitting.
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Asterisk Marks Not In NFL Playbook
NFL records may fall as the league expands from 14 to 16 games this season. Players like O J Simpson, Charley Hennigan, and George Blanda acknowledge records could be broken, with some embracing the shift and others noting the asterisk debate.
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Borg Dismayed At US Open Conditions
New York AP reports the U S Open opens with a new fast synthetic surface. Bjorn Borg and Tracy Austin won their first rounds but expressed misgivings about pace and crowd standoffishness. Borg criticized the surface while Austin noted different reception and rhythm on the hard court.
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Braves To Go Under The Lights At Ottawa High
The Braves will practice under gym lights at Ottawa High School Wednesday at 8 p m with the public invited. They open home Sept 16 vs Southwestern on the OHS field in one of three night games this fall. Their season opener is a night game next Saturday at Lindsborg vs Bethany. Evening practices may be held at area high fields next week.
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FBI report on Kansas City shooting involving Pete LaCock
The Justice Department received an FBI report into the death of 17 year old Alex M. Clark shot by Royals first baseman Pete LaCock and two friends after a robbery attempt. Civil Rights Division will assess possible rights violations. LaCock and companions were cleared by a Jackson County grand jury.
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Umpires Strike Looms Again As Court Ruling Pending
In Philadelphia a federal court injunction had forced umpires back to work after a one day walkout. The Major League Umpires Association seeks three one week vacations job security after three years cost of living raises and higher disability benefits. The parties plan to return to court with Lee MacPhail Chub Feeney and Richie Phillips expected to attend.
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Baseball scoreboard from The Associated Press (MLB standings updates)
American League East shows Boston New York Milwaukee Baltimore Cleveland and Detroit in tight races as Tuesday results include Baltimore 6 Boston 10 Oakland 2 and New York 4 California. Wednesday games feature Kirkwood Garvin at Beaton Eckersley Wright and Guidry at Baltimore with Milwaukee at Cleveland and Minnesota at Detroit. National League East lists Philadelphia Chicago Pittsburgh and Montreal in the mix with Los Angeles San Francisco Cincinnati and Houston leading the West. Tuesday results include Pittsburgh 5 Cincinnati 0 and Houston 6 Philadelphia 9 while Los Angeles beat Montreal and San Francisco defeated New York 0. Wednesday schedules include New York at San Francisco, Chicago at Atlanta, and Pittsburgh at Cincinnati with St Louis at Houston.
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Chiefs Add McDaniel as Camp Opens for Cincinnati Clash
Kansas City signs wide receiver Jakes McDaniel after Bengals cut him. He hinted he could be a third option if not a starter, while Bill Kellar was reclaimed and added to the regular KC roster for the opener against Cincinnati. The Chiefs roster reaches 44 players.
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