Trade Looks Better All The Time For Royals
Darrell Porter, once seen as a future star, joins Kansas City in a 1970 trade that reshaped both careers. He turned a rough Brewers stint into a rebound season with the Royals, delivering delayed success with a .280 average eight homers and 36 RBIs. Porter credited peace of mind and belonging for his improved play as he recalled his long road back.
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All-Star trouble as AL loses starters before game
AP Sports Writer Herschel Nissenson reports mounting injury woes shake the American League roster for the All-Star Game at Yankee Stadium. Pitchers Frank Tanana and Mark Fidrych withdraw, Don Money strains, Nolan Ryan declines, while Jason Thompson and Joaquin Andujar face doubt on the NL side as rosters form amid recent slumps.
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Cubs No Longer Patsies in National League East
New York AP reports the Amazin Cubs lead the NL East by four games as they open a four game weekend series with the Phillies in Philadelphia. Bobby Murcer credits improved defense and pitching for the rise, comparing their depth to early Yankee teams and noting Bruce Sutter’s dominance as closer.
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City Scores Softball League Standings and Player Stats
The tally lists teams such as Alve King Radio Milton Jaycee Blue, Bendix, Maven Stee, ArcSicor Drug and others with player line scores and totals. Highlights include Pearson 4-11 for Milton and Totwin 37-10-10 for another squad, with multiple pitchers and batters named across the city leagues.
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Hutchinson Signs Legion Grad Kent Ramsey
Kent Ramsey former Ottawa Legion star signed a baseball letter of intent with Hutchinson Community College after hitting .370 for the 1976 Legion A team and a Kansas State freshman season. He played for Topeka Seven-Up in the Stan Masia League before a knee injury sidelined him.
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Nicklaus Watson In The Hunt With 68s
Fred Marti led the Pleasant Valley Golf Classic after a record 64 in Sutton Massachusetts. He signed seven under with five straight birdies and a back nine 29. Nicklaus and Watson shot 68s to share second, three behind Marti, while Floyd and Hayes carded 67s.
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Legion Rookies Dominate Waverly In 7 1 Ottawa
Ottawa's American Legion B team opened and closed strong to beat Waverly 7 to 1 at Orris Cox Field. The rookies improved to 15-12 on the season, using five pitchers to limit Waverly to four hits and commit eight errors by the visitors. Key hits by Waldy, Moore, Mills, Mendell, and others fueled a 3-0 first inning lead and a three-run sixth as Ottawa kept control with solid defense and 11 strikeouts. Mills started, Bird earned the win with two innings, and Gates, Milton, Waldy combined for seven strikeouts. The B-team hosts Lawrence Saturday and Lyndon Sunday, while the A-team visits Silver Lake tonight.
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Orlis Cox Baseball Association Junior Division Tournament
In a junior division tournament, teams including Hawks, Pirates, Baldwins and Wellsville vie for top honors. Scoring lines show individual player stats and team totals, with notable performances from players such as Jarrell, McConnell, and Cates as well as Baldwin Seizer's and Wellsville Falcons contributions across multiple matchups.
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Miami Sheds Last Original Dolphin
Miami waives 33 year old Howard Twilley, the last remaining member of the original Dolphins, after 11 NFL seasons. He plans to rest the knee in Tulsa and will be re evaluated in August while potentially being claimed by another team. Twilley has 212 receptions for 3,064 yards and 23 touchdowns in his career.
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