Yankees Top Royals 4-0 Behind Pagliarulo clutch hit
Mike Pagliarulo's bases loaded sacrifice fly broke a scoreless duel in the seventh as the Yankees beat the Royals 4-0. Easler added a three run double in the eighth while Steve Trout and Tim Stoddard combined for six scoreless innings in New York. The win keeps the Yankees atop the AL East despite Kansas City's late rally attempts hampered by 11 runners left on base.
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Royals Duo Faces Hearings on Possible Suspensions
Kansas City Royals players Willie Wilson and Danny Jackson attend hearings in New York with AL President Bobby Brown to determine suspensions for brawls in Cleveland games. Both were suspended five days without pay last July 15 and appealed. losses could exceed $37,000.
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Royals Deal Biancalana To Houston
Budy Biancalana, famed for the 1985 World Series, was traded by Kansas City to the Houston Astros for minor league pitcher Mel Stottlemyre Jr. Biancalana will join Houston. Stottlemyre heads to Kansas City’s Memphis affiliate. Biancalana had a .213 lifetime average with the Royals and .435 OBP in the 1985 World Series against St Louis.
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Bowen Confident As East Camp Winds Down Shrine Bowl
East coach Ron Bowen says the 33-player Shrine Bowl squad is on schedule and united, training at Ottawa University before Saturday night’s game against the West at KSU Stadium. The East, led by Missouri recruit Corey Welch and Kansas signee Kevin Verdugo, aims for high intensity after a hospital visit boost and varied quarterback duties. Tickets at the gate are $6 for adults and $3 for students.
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Detroit Tigers Rise From Slump To Hot Contender
Detroit moved from a weak start to a powerful surge after the All-Star break. Sparky Anderson’s reshuffle, Alan Trammell’s leadership, and bats from Matt Nokes and Mike Heath fueled a turnaround. Lajoie’s signing of Bill Madlock strengthened defenses and clubhouse morale as rookies Jeff Robinson and Mike Henneman provided surprise pitching depth. The Tigers, now 14 games behind the Yankees, loom as a dangerous force entering a weekend series in New York.
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Cowboys Offer AIDS Test For Players In Camp
The Dallas Cowboys approved voluntary confidential AIDS testing for players, a first in the NFL, with 95 percent of veterans and 80 percent of rookies reporting for camp agreeing to testing. Club officials noted all tests to date were negative and emphasized precautionary use of gloves to prevent blood transmission.
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