Royals Complete Sweep Of Yankees In Three Games
Frank White hits two home runs to power the Royals past the Yankees 4-0 finishing a three game sweep. Kansas City fans packed Royals Stadium as White joined career home run milestone numbers while Charlie Leibrandt earned the win and Dan Quisenberry closed out his 21st save. The series drew over 104000 fans and boosted Kansas City's mood and standings in the pennant race.
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Yankees
Kansas City
Frank White
Royals Stadium
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Royals
Billy Martin
Toronto
New York
White
Mid- America
Blue Jays
Dick Howser
Charlie Leibrandt
Dan Quisenberry
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Martin
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Hayes
Mark Bailey
Dave Bristol
Nolan Ryan
Ryan
Phillies
Expos
Braves
Bryn Smith
Reds
Mets
Eddie Milner
Dann Bilardello
Cincinnati
Tudor Sparks Cards to 11th Win in Slugged Victory
San Francisco's Giants fall 4 0 as John Tudor dominates with nine strikeouts en route to his 11th win of the season. A fifth inning misplay by Giants catcher Alex Trevino and an errant bunt set up unearned runs, while Willie McGee and Jack Clark provided late offense. The Cardinals widen their NL East lead to 34 games behind a fifth shutout of the year for Tudor, now tied for NL lead with Fernando Valenzuela.
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Tudor
Jim Gott
Gott
Ivan DeJesus
Mark Davis
Alex Trevino
Trevino
Bob Brenly
Jim Davenport
Vince Coleman
Willie McGee
Jack Clark
RBI
Los Angeles
Fernando Valenzuela
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Philadelphia
Houston
Montreal
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Cincinnati
New York
St. Louis
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Dodgers
Pirates
Greg Brock
Bob Welch
Brock
al Holland
Holland
San Diego
Phillies
Astros
von Hayes
Pine Tar Anniversary Highlights Brett Yankee Controversy
Kansas City star George Brett recalls the Pine Tar Game of 1983 as the Royals beat the Yankees 5 4 in a dramatic finish. He notes public reaction and ongoing questions about the infamous bat rule ruling. Billy Martin defends the call while Brett remembers the front-page national coverage and his cactus bar tale.
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New York Yankees
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Rich Gossage
San Diego Padres
Royals
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Billy Martin
Tim McClelland
Yankees
Lee MacPhail
American League
Dan Quisenberry
Kansas City Star
California
Cubs Rally Past Padres in 10th for Series Sweep
Chicago Cubs win their third straight, defeating San Diego 4-3 in 10 innings. Richie Hebner delivered the decisive infield single after Garry Templeton misplayed the ball, with Ryne Sandberg scoring from third. Padres drop 22 games behind the Dodgers.
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Associated Press
Chicago Cubs
San Diego Padres
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Padres
Richie Hebner
San Diego
Garry Templeton
Ryne Sandberg
Hebner
Men's Softball Scores From Ottawa Area Games
A dense scoreboard pulls multiple teams including HOUBE'S TRUCKING and TY Crane side by side. Notable names include Anil Sawin, Roberts, Windler, Wiederholt, Hick Sawin, McFarland, and Richmond Bank among many others as totals reach 40s and 50s in various line scores across venues such as RICHMOND BANK and EKC.
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Hoube's Trucking
Anil Sawin
Roberts
Windler
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Hick Sawin
McFarland
Fuller
McFadden
Manse
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Fredricks
Withinn
A Griffin
Angell
Silvey
Aee
Robests
Totals
Dooley Declines Senate Run From Georgia Coach Chosen Football
University of Georgia coach Vince Dooley announced he will not pursue the 1986 Democratic U S Senate nomination. He said he will remain as head football coach and athletic director to fulfill responsibilities to the team and school. He told supporters he decided Tuesday night against running for the seat held by Mack Mattingly.
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U.S. Senate
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