Odell Jones Delivers In Relief For Orioles In 13th Inning Win
Odell Jones, called up from Rochester, threw three scoreless innings of one hit relief to earn the Orioles an 8-4 victory over the Kansas City Royals in 13 innings. Baltimore capitalized on Royals errors and late rallies as Fred Lynn, Cal Ripken, and Juan Beniquez fueled the decisive frame. Royals pitcher Dan Quisenberry walked Jim Dwyer, then a Pryor miscue opened the door for two baserunners and the final two runs.
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Royals suffer double injury setback in sour stretch
Kansas City Royals face more woes as outfielder Rudy Law undergoes arthroscopic knee surgery and will miss about a month while on the 15 day disabled list. Third baseman George Brett may be out until after the All Star break with a strained ligament and rotator cuff tendon. Pitcher Bret Saberhagen stubs his toe but is set to pitch Thursday as the club endures a club record 11 straight losses heading into a game with Baltimore.
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Bias Death Linked to Free Basen Cocaine Inhalation
Investigators and medical examiners say Len Bias died after smoking a pure form of free base cocaine. Autopsy findings show red trachea and throat congestion from inhaled heat, with blood levels of 6.5 mg per liter supporting free basing. A water pipe found behind Bias's dormitory is cited in the investigation.
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OBAL 13-Year-Olds Hit Tourney Trail
In Burlington the district Babe Ruth 13-year-olds tournament opens Friday with fewer teams. Garnett League and Ottawa vie for the state bid alongside Neosho Valley and Ot tawa, with Ottawa the prior year champ and Garnett League winner in 1984. Ottawa, Neosho Valley, and Garnett field seasoned rosters led by Duncan Ratliff McClay Ball and Beets, aiming for a Sunday 6 p.m. championship with an if-needed 8:30 p.m. finale.
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Charlie Waymire
Bryan Duncan
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Jason Ball
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Rozelle Drug Testing Plan Faces NFL Resistance
HAL BOCK outlines Pete Rozelle’s plan to drug test NFL players, facing opposition from Gene Upshaw and the NFL Players Association. The piece notes civil liberty concerns and the impact of Don Rogers’ cocaine-related death, plus expert views that testing alone isn’t a cure and needs accompanying counseling and education.
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Mercury Morris
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