Royals Rally Past Tigers as Saberhagen Dominates
Kansas City pounded Detroit 4-2 behind Bret Saberhagen’s seven hitless innings and two run-singles by Hal McRae while Steve Balboni added a two run homer. The Royals stretched their streak to seven wins in 10 and within 2 1/2 games of the division lead as Detroit dropped another setback in a season of slow starts.
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NSF water events lead second festival week
In Baton Rouge the National Sports Festival spans water and dry events with 18 of 26 golds on Monday in aquatics. Jeff Olsen of Austin won his fourth NSF title in the 400 freestyle as Andre du Plessis and others earned medals across swimming and speed skating, with finals set for tonight including 1000m races and relays.
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Shrine Bowl Standouts From Far Area LA Grid
Rick Peterson profiles Brad Basel and Joe Redding, 1A standouts who will play in the Shrine Bowl in Wichita. Both players, headed to Butler County Community College, defend new positions amid big-school peers, crediting coaches and hard practice for proving their size and talent equal.
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Baseball Sides Gather Momentum with Strike Deadline Near
With a week to go before a strike, MLB players and owners narrow minor issues and plan to paper major topics. Fehr says 12 to 18 hours needed to draft accords while pursuing talks on television revenue split, arbitration, and free agency amid major hurdles remain. MacPhail remains cautiously optimistic about progress.
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Strike Could Make You Sick and Spoil Baseball Fans Day
Boston readers ponder a looming Major League Baseball walkout as experts warn of stress from disrupted routines. Psychologists note headaches stomach aches and tension. others say fans would seek substitutes like football while clinging to baseball as a central life rhythm.
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Still Ends Holdout Ends Pro Contract With Chiefs
Kansas City Chiefs defensive end Art Still has signed a two year extension ending his training camp holdout. Still, 30, joined the team at William Jewell College in Liberty Missouri and is now under contract through 1988 with an option for 1989. The terms were not disclosed.
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