Tribble Surrenders in Bias Drug Case Bond Sought
Bias' alleged drug supplier Brian Tribble, 24, turned himself in after a $250,000 bond was set. His attorney argues the bail is excessive while Tribble faces charges of distributing cocaine and possessing drugs. Two Maryland teammates, David Gregg and Terry Long, indicted on cocaine possession and obstruction, remain free awaiting Aug. 8 arraignment.
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Clancy Shuts Out Royals to Hit 100 Wins for Blue Jays
Jim Clancy improved to 12-5 with a complete game six to zero victory over Kansas City in 81 pitches. He credited a better breaking ball and his nine years of experience as key factors. Toronto broke a 33 inning scoreless streak as Buck Martinez and Willie Upshaw sparked a fifth inning rally. Tony Fernandez drove in four runs with a triple and a homer, while Fernandez also added a two-run triple in the fourth and a two-run homer in the seventh. The Blue Jays snapped a three-game skid and extended Clancy's personal win streak to six games.
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Howser Goes Home From Royals Cancer Battle
Kansas City manager Dick Howser was released from St Luke's Hospital to start five weeks of outpatient radiation for a malignant brain tumor. The 50 year old, who led the AL to the All Star Game win, remained positive and plans to receive visits as he rests at home.
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Ex Jayhawk Frank Seurer Eyes Chiefs Shot at QB Depth
Former Kansas passing record holder Frank Seurer pushes for a spot with the Kansas City Chiefs as coach John Mackovic weighs three quarterbacks. Blackledge named starter, Kenney backup. Seurer cites competition, past pro experience with the USFL and Seahawks, and home proximity easing pressure.
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Chiefs tackle Bill Bain retires from NFL after Chiefs camp
Veteran offensive lineman Bill Bain has left the Kansas City Chiefs camp and announced his retirement at age 33, citing age humidity and overweight concerns. Bain, a Pro Bowler with the Rams in 1984, played 11 NFL seasons and was preparing to be replaced at left tackle by rookie Brian Jozwiak who remains unsigned.
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Baseball Scoreboard Tuesday Games Across Major Leagues
Baseball scores list multiple matchups with players and records. Detroit at Cleveland Boston at Chicago Baltimore at Texas Toronto at Kansas City Seattle at Minnesota New York at Milwaukee California at Oakland Atlanta at Pittsburgh Montreal at New York St Louis at Philadelphia San Diego at Cincinnati Houston at Atlanta Los Angeles at San Francisco Chicago at New York Pittsburgh at Montreal St Louis at Philadelphia Atlanta at Houston Cincinnati at San Diego San Francisco at Los Angeles Wednesday games slated across leagues.
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American League Leaders Summary Picks Up Batting and Pitching
The Associated Press lists top performers across the American League. Boggs leads batting at .348, with Mattingly at .344 and Rice at .332. Henderson scores 94 runs, Canseco drives 81 RBIs, and Mattingly collects 146 hits. Pitching shows Clemens with 172 decisions and 2.50 ERA, while Kaat, Rasmussen, and Schrom post strong figures. closers include Righetti and Hernandez.
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