Ottawa A two game split with Manhattan in B team doubleheader
Ottawa Legion B team fell 8-5 in game one and 3-2 in game two as Manhattan rallied in both contests. Troy Grace pitched well in relief for Ottawa, but unearned runs late and an eighth inning error doomed the sweep. Ottawa’s A team sits idle until a Tri-District League clash with KC Post 199 amid rainouts.
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Baseball Scoreboard AP East and West standings summary
Major league scores and standings across the American and National Leagues. Teams like Baltimore Boston New York Detroit Cleveland Toronto Seattle Oakland Minnesota Kansas City and Milwaukee are listed with wins losses and games back. Sunday and Monday results, plus upcoming schedules, are included with key pitchers noted in parentheticals.
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Yankees Prevail In Wild Series With KC
AP reports a wild three game set between the Yankees and Royals with 11-10 in 10 innings, 9-8 in 13 innings, and 10-4 as New York erupts for seven runs in the seventh. Tiant allowed nine hits but earned a no decision as Lou Piniella and Graig Nettles powered a late NY burst.
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Conference Czars Oppose Grid Playoffs
Conference czars oppose a national championship playoff in college football. The 12 major conferences say the present bowl system best serves the sport and fear a playoff would harm the game and student academics. They cite academic concerns and increased disparities in wealth and exposure.
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Bowling Scores Saturday Mix-Ups and Champions High
Bowling scores list many leagues with high scores and players. Notable performances include Baber 222-603 for ALL STARS and Conard 298-744 for ROUGH RIDERS while Pope 176-393 leads HOT SHOT and Cordie 715 for HIGH FLYERS. The report compiles weekly results across teams such as MISFITS ROUGH RIDERS and POMONA entries.
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B. Carpenter
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K. Conard
Are Compton
At. Pope
Mother of Royals player slain in San Diego stabbing
Mary E. Wathan, 65, mother of Kansas City Royals shortstop John Wathan, was stabbed to death with an antique saber after responding to a radio call. Police say her son Mark Yavorsky, 34, was arrested. motive remains unknown as the weapon was impounded.
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Mark Yavorsky
McRae Dismayed Destined For DL
Kansas City designated hitter Hal McRae, 32, seeks removal from the lineup after shoulder surgery and may be headed to the disabled list. He recalls past strong seasons and says he will not rush back until 100 percent, citing a reluctance to complain and lingering doubts about his return.
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Whitey Herzog
Charley Lau
George Brett
Herzog
Bean Leaves Atlanta Golf Field In His Wake
Andy Bean cruised to a record 23 under par 265 at the Atlanta Golf Classic, sealing a course-record 61 Saturday and a final 5 under 67 Sunday to win by eight strokes over Joe Inman. Bean earned $54,000 for his fifth tour victory, saying he played for the middle of the green and kept out of trouble. Inman finished eight behind with 273, while David Graham and Grier Jones tied at 276.
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Wynn's Spit Fire Helps Engine Stop Faster
A user reports the engine did not stop when ignition was switched off, causing sputtering and rocking until Wynn's Spit-Fire was added to the gas tank. The note urges car owners to use the product to avoid dangerous after run and promote safer car operation.
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