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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1987
Page
10
Kansas City Royals officials held a closed door meeting after player complaints over Bo Jackson's off season NFL plan. President Joe Burke and GM John Schuerholz explained the arrangement, stressing team unity and priority on winning baseball. George Brett and Frank White backed the move, while Jackson declined comment.
Kansas City outfielder Willie Wilson and pitcher Danny Jackson face five game suspensions after charging the mound in Cleveland last week. Wilson and Jackson will play until appeals, likely July 27, as Brett Butler of the Indians also appeals. The Royals had an off day in New York before a three game set with the Yankees, while manager Billy Gardner declined to comment.
Cris Carter, two time All American Ohio State wide receiver, is permanently ineligible after admitting to receiving an interest free loan and signing a 5000 promissory note with agent Lloyd Bloom. Payments totaling about 6800 were made post contract. Carter acknowledged the actions at a news conference and will face NCAA penalties.
The Ottawa Babe Ruth League turned over 1400 to the Ottawa Recreation Commission from profits of a tumbler and mug sale at the 1987 start. President Gary Kuntz thanked supporters and noted past improvements at the ballpark including dugouts, pitching machine updates, and prizes for sellers.
National League leaders include Gwynn San Diego batting .370 with 117 hits and 78 runs for Cincinnati Edavis doubles and home run leader. American League leaders feature Boggs Boston at .375 with 125 hits and 71 runs. McGwire Oakland tops home runs with 33. Puckett Minnesota leads batting average among 260 at bats with .337.
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