Major League Leaders Baseball Stats Digest Snapshot
American League batting leaders include Thomas Chicago at .370 and Rodriguez Texas at .438 while O'Neill New York hits .340 and Mantle? Noted. Home run leaders show McGwire Oakland with 34 and Martinez New York with 33. Pitching leaders list Johnson Seattle 14-2 and Clemens Toronto 16-3 with ERAs around 2.28 and 1.54 respectively. National League batting features Walker Colorado at .394 and Gwynn San Diego at .391 with Piazza Los Angeles .356. Home run leaders include Walker 29 and Castilla Colorado 27. Pitching leaders list Neagle Atlanta 13-2 and Maddux 14-3 with ERAs under 3.40.
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Correction: Garrod relief role in Babe Ruth game
The Herald corrects a Monday report for the Babe Ruth 14-year-old All-stars game. Travis Garrod did not give up two fifth inning runs. he relieved Nathan Steward after Steward walked the bases loaded to start the inning, and the two runs were charged to Steward.
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Pitching duel favors Silver Lake in state tournament setback
Silver Lake blanked Ottawa 3 0 as Jason Young scattered three singles while John Dixon allowed two unearned runs. Ottawa committed four errors and must beat Gardner at 6 p m to force a rematch with Silver Lake in the championship. Dixon and Barnhart lament missed chances and strikeouts while Silver Lake clinched with late insurance runs.
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Ben Hogan 84 Dead Survivalist Golfer Dies at Fort Worth
Ben Hogan, famed golfer with 63 tournament wins and nine majors, died at 84 in Fort Worth Texas after battling cancer and Alzheimer's. Born in Dublin Texas in 1912 Hogan rose from hardship and caddie work to claim the career Grand Slam and three professional Grand Slam titles in a single season.
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Royals edge Twins as Benitez debuts with three run homer
Kansas City beat Minnesota 5-3 in Minneapolis to extend Tony Muser’s two game winning streak as manager. Yamil Benitez homered in his first major league at bat after a call up from Triple-A Omaha. Ricky Bones earned the win over a Twins club that had won five in a row.
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Rock back with Chiefs returns to Kansas City
Kevin Ross, praised by Marty Schottenheimer as the toughest teammate, signs with the Kansas City Chiefs returning to the club where his career began in 1984. He will likely start at strong safety, guiding a young secondary amid a defensive turnover as Neil Smith departs and Dak James Hasty holds out. Ross salutes Kansas City fans as the best in the league and anticipates a quick impact.
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Chiefs reach deal with KSU draft pick Kevin Lockett
Kevin Lockett, Kansas State wide receiver and Kansas City Chiefs second round pick, signs a three year contract and joins camp plans. He holds K State records with 217 receptions and 3,022 receiving yards and 26 career TDs. Gonzalez also nearing a deal for No 1 pick.
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