Quisenberry Shines As Royals Beat Tigers 3-2
Kansas City's Dan Quisenberry, a rookie reliever with a sinkerball delivery, pitched two scoreless innings to earn a 3-2 win over Detroit. Quisenberry's 16th save tied him for a team lead as the Royals extend their AL West lead. George Brett returned from an ankle injury to go 2-for-4 with a double and a single.
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Kansas City
Dan Quisenberry
Larry Gura
George Brett
Darrell Porter
Quisenberry
Royals
Paul Spittorff
Splittorff
Tigers
Jim Lentine
Willie Aikens
Alan Trammel
Bunting
Steve Kemp
Lance Parrish
al Cowens
A.L. Washington
John Wackenfuss
Richie Hebner
Willie Wilson
Champ Summers
Washington
Hebner
Brett
City Softball Scores From Women's Blue League Tourney
City softball results show multiple teams and players with varied game totals across a league tourney. Notable entries include FIRST BAPTIST ANGELS, KANSAS LAND SALES, GOODTIME GIRLS, SACRED HEART, CUBS, YANKEES, and ROYALS among others with individual and team totals listed.
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King Radig Pegns
Ballitt
Ledom
Haight
Mitchell
Arnold
Stewart
Evans
Hopkins
Jazy L
Zamora
Green
Fritts
Johnson
Knight
Coughenour
Clark
McKlvain
Aguirre
Totals
First Baptist Angels
McQuilliam
Wolgast
Sei
Sullivan
Lamberd
Garcia
McMurtry
Houck
Price
Floyd
Kasper
Cone
eBl
Dimoush
T. Burkdall
Turner
Rose
Wilson
Mech
Kansas Land Sales
B. Mitchell
Heckman
Hull
Silvey
Horne
Fletcher
Yokum
Thompson
Gibbs
Farrell
Sacred Heart
Salmons
Coatney
T. Cates
Mayes
Steichen
Lewis
Renne
Chapman
Hornung
K. Cates
Sorenson
Tourney Hicks
McFarland
Silsby
Porter
Recruiting Haul Boosts OU Grid Hopes
Ottawa University Braves coach Nyle Salmans signs 23 football players for 1980, with three Ottawa High grads and former junior college standouts. Recruits from Kansas Florida and Texas fill defensive backfield and line positions, including Al Dean and John Phillips, as OU eyes a Mexico City trip and late September home opener. The squad features depth and speed across positions, led by returning ace Dave Moody and a competitive 45-man trip slate.
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Mitch Barnhart
Ottawa University Braves
Mexico City
Nyle Salmans
Ottawa
Scott Gage
Mike LaRue
Braves
Gage
Johnson County Community College
LaRue
Fort Scott Community College
OHL
Lynn Scott
Salmans
Kansas
Dean Cruse
Highland
White Cloud
Cruse
Carl Ward
Dennis Rasdall
Liberal
Kansas City
Ward
Garden City Junior College
Rasdall
Turner High School
Rodney Lebert
Louisburg
Brian Friedel
Turner
Florida
John Phillips
Phillips
Forest Hill High School
Eddie Ferguson
Michael Heyen
Michael Seiler
Heyen
Seiler
Jason Fletcher
Jeff Bell
Roger Smith
Cocoa
Ricky Battle
New Smyra Beach
Mike Nelson
Mike Crowder
Mitch Geier
Pat Licata
Robert Bush
Dallas
Texas
William Houston
Dester Hall
Houston
Hall
George Washington Jr
Washington
Nata All- America
Dave Moody
Mexico
Olathe
Mid-America Nazarene Pioneers
Southwestern College Moundbuilders
Feud Clouds Britons Olympic Confrontation
London AP report on Sebastian Coe and Steve Ovett ahead of Moscow 1980 Games describes a bitter personal feud. Britain hopes for double gold in 800 and 1500 while rivalry risks derailing its medal chances.
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London
Sebastian, Coe
Steve Ovets
Britain
Peter Coe
Sebastian
Steve
Ovett
Brighton
Kay
Pomona Tigers Rally Past Lebo in 17-12 Baseball Thriller
Pomona hiked its record to 8-1 with a 17-12 win over Lebo. Jay Sanders earned the victory in relief of Joey Swinehart as Pomona piled up 12 runs early while Lebo closed the gap with an eight-run fourth. Swinehart and Servaes led Pomona with three hits each, Swinehart driving in a run and scoring four. Sanders, Altic and Snethen each drove in two. Pomona hosts Lawrence at 2 p.m. Sunday.
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Oslo
Norway
Coe
Ovett
Sebastian
Pomona
Lebo
Jay Sanders
Joey Swinehart
Swinehart
Shannon Servaes
Servaes
Sanders
Doug Altic
Paul Snethen
Lawrence
U S Track Team A Family Affair
The U S Olympic track team opens a European swing in Stuttgart with a 30 nation meet at Neckar stadium The squad centers on family ties with sisters Sherri and Denean Howard and sibling pair Carl and Carol Lewis plus Colin Anderson and wife Lynne Windigler Anderson The Howards include Denean the 15 year old youngest athlete highlighting a record setting family presence
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Stuttgart
West Germany
U.S
Neckar
Sherri
Denean Howard
Carl
Carol Lewis
Colin Anderson
Lynne Windigler- Anderson
the Howards
United States
Denean
Howard Sisters
Tina
Kennedy High School
Granada Hills
Calif
Dencan
Artra
UCLA
Pierce Junior College
Bowling Scores from Grannies Grumblers and More
Bowling league standings and top scores listed for multiple teams including Grannys Grumblers Bums with high 10 20 T. Walleck 157 444 Gutters Dusters J Mietchem 184 430 Deuces Wild A Coltman 217 563 Cramits C Wilson 174 441 Strugglers C Cordelia 192 11 Odd Couples Grown Brows dates and other team entries show high 10 30 performances with players such as J Bien and Denny Ainsworth leading scores 533 630 remains noted across several teams and league members.
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T. Walleck
J. Mietchem
A. Coltman
C. Wilson
C. Cordelia
J, Grown
R. Brows
JAS
A. Jandro
Mitchem
Stalley Cats
Scoreboard Highlights From Saturday and Sunday MLB Games
Saturday features St Louis at New York, San Francisco at Cincinnati, Chicago at Montreal, Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, Atlanta at Houston, Los Angeles at San Diego. Sunday matchups include St Louis at New York, Chicago at Montreal, Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, San Francisco at Cincinnati, Los Angeles at San Diego, Atlanta at Houston. American League standings show New York, Milwaukee, Baltimore, Boston, Cleveland, Toronto, Kansas City, Chicago, Texas, Minnesota, Oakland, Seattle, California. Thursday and Friday results list Milwaukee, Cleveland, Baltimore, Kansas City, New York, Texas, Minnesota, Seattle, Oakland, California with various pitchers and records.
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New York
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Chicago
Montreal
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Houston
Los Angeles
San Diego
Milwaukee
Detroit
Baltimore
San Boston
Cleveland
Toronto
West Kansas City
Texas
Minnesota
Oakland
Seattle
California
Boston
Kansas City
Cleveland Garland
Stelle
Tudor
Caldwell
Palmer
Dotson
Detraly
Morris
Leonard
T.underwood
Perry
Jackson
Knapp
King
Associated Press
Lousa
Atlanta Va
Eichelberger
Curtis
Whitson
Vuckovich
Rogers
Pastore
Alexander
Blyseven
Swan
McGlothen
Walk
Ryan
Sutton Sain
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Bridget
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Hoke
Eisele
Matney
R. Reust
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Murray
Ott
Hornbeck
Yone
M. Reust
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D. Latimer
Larios
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Wijam Jewell
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Olaf Beyer
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Vladimir Malezemlin
Pomona Wilts Lebo
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Hew Carfet
B. West
King Pins
J. Bien
the Hustlers
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Sooners
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the Plugs
F Simmons
R. Hughes
K Ramsey
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