Sundberg's Single Lifts Royals Over A's In 14th
In Oakland, Kansas City beats the Athletics 3-2 in 14 innings as Pat Sheridan drives in the decisive run with a triple and Jim Sundberg delivers a pinch hit single off Steve McCarty. Lonnie Smith safe catch and Onix Concepcion relay craft a stellar fourth inning double play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Calif
Kansas City Royals
Lonnie Smith
Royals
Pat Sheridan
Jim Sundberg
Oakland A
Steve McCarty
Onix Concepcion
Steve Balboni
Dick Howser
Kansas City
Carney Lansford
Bret Saberhagen
Bruce Bochte
Smith
Shorstop Concepcion
Balboni
Lansford
Sheridan
Dwayne Murphy
A's
A’s
Mike Jones
Kansas State to open 1985-86 in Hawaii with 14-home schedule
Kansas State basketball announces a 1985-86 schedule featuring 14 home games. Wichita State, Marquette, Texas Tech, Northern Illinois and Big Eight rivals visit Manhattan. Departures include Alex Williams and Tyrone Jackson. New recruits are Anthony Smith and Chris Morris. The Wildcats play in the Hawaiian Silversword Classic and Far West Classic, with the first home game November 30 against Southern Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Kan
Kansas State
Hawaii
Wichita State
Marquette
Texas Tech
Northern Illinois
Jack Hartman
Hartman
Alex Williams
Tyrone Jackson
Williams
Jackson
Anthony Smith
Atlanta
Chris Morris
Houston
Smith
Army
Clark College
Morris
Sam Houston High School
Texas Prep
Wildcats
Chaminade University
Michigan
Virginia Tech
Portland
Ore
Oregon
Oregon State
Iowa
Washington
St. Joseph
Tennessee Tech
Boston University
Southern Colorado
Indiana
Mississippi State
North Texas State
Iowa State
Son
Toronto
Detroit
Boston
Chicago
Baltimore
New York
la Montreal
St. Louis cc
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
San Diego
California
Kansas City
Cincinnati
Oakland
Angeles
Minnesota
Allanta A
San Francisco
Texas
Los Angeles
Montreal
St. Louis
Calfornia
Seattle
Chicago Trout
Burris
McGregor
Kooaman
Lynch
Seal
Kison
Tudor
Butcher
Tonana
McWilliams
Burns
Slaton
Einclanstl
Tibbs
Shields
Dravecky
Annes City
Gubiera
Wilkins
Laskey
MLB League Leaders American and National Leagues
Baseball statistics show AL batting leaders led by Cooper Milwaukee and Whitaker Detroit with top marks in hits runs and steals while pitchers list Lamp Ojeda and Terrell among leaders. NL leaders include Herr Murphy and Gwynn with high averages and runs. notable steals by Coleman and McGee. several strong pitching totals across divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooper
Milwaukee
P Bradley
Seattle
Whitaker
Detroit
Rhenderson
New York
Gedman Boston
Runs Ripken
Baltimore
M Davis
Oakland
Henderson New York
Molitor
Rei-Mattingly
Haylor
Emurray
Runangky
Minnesota
Kgllson
Buckner
Boston
Butler
Cleveland
Garcia
Toronto
Puckett
Detr
Buller Cleveland
Gaettl
Cooper Milwaukee
Mattingly
Wilson
Kansas City
Pradley
Pettis
California
Armas
Heaton
Brunansky
Fisk
Chicago
Kingman
Mavia
Presley
Renderson
J Howell
Hernandez
Quigenberry
Righett
Herr
St.Louis
McGee
Cruz
Houston
Gwynn
San Diego
Murphy
Atlanta
Coleman
Raines
Montreal
Abs—Herr
J.clark
Avanta
G.wilson
Philadelphia
Parker
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Garvey
Wallach
Templeton
MccGee
Cey
Marshall
Los Angeles
Guerrera
Gladden
San Francisco
Lopes
Dernier
Having
Andujar
Trout
Darling
Hershizer
Shi
McDowell
Gooden
Ryan
Valenzuela
J.deleon
Pittsburgh
State Champs Trip Arrows Defeated In Tough 3-1 Loss
Shawnee South, defending state AAA champions, edged Ottawa Arrows 3-1 in a midweek game. Tim Thomasson and Rick Fritts led Ottawa with key hits while Shawnee South pitcher A Clark restricted the Arrows to four hits as Ottawa drops to 5-10 overall and 1-4 in Tri-District League with weekend doubleheaders ahead at Orlis Cox Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Shawnee South
Ottawa Arrows
South
Arrows
Walt Dengel
Dengel
Orlis Cox Field
Kansas City Post
Topeka Post
Blue Valley No. 2 swept Ottawa rookies in twinbill routs
Blue Valley No. 2 defeated Ottawa Legion rookies 11-3 and 8-5 in Wednesday night action. BV No. 2 improved to 4-0 against Ottawa this year, using a five run fifth inning to seal the opener and a five inning second game via eight-run rule. Ottawa, 5-12, led 4-2 in the second game before BV Valley rally, with Steve Mathey and Gorache driving early hits and Larios scoring for Ottawa in the late fifth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Valley No
Ottawa
Legion
BV No. 2
Stanley
Cere Ottawa
Blue Valley
Barry Reynolds
Byron Goracke
Tim Spears
Troy Lewis
Kevin Brewer
Bug Larios
Bruce Tanner's MLB Debut Matches His Father's Feats
Bruce Tanner, son of White Sox manager Chuck Tanner, earned his first major league win in his first start as Chicago defeated Seattle 6-3. He allowed seven hits in 6 2 3 innings, struck out three and walked two, becoming the first Sox pitcher to win in debut as a starter since his father did in 1955 with Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Tanner
Pittsburgh
Chuck Tanner
Chicago White Sox
Seat
Tle Mariners
Milwaukee Braves
Tanner
Mariners
White Sox
Ross Baumgarten
Kansas City
Oakland
Detroit
Baltimore
Boston
Milwaukee
Toronto
New York
California
Texas
Tigers
Orioles
Dan Petry
John Grubb
Petty
Joe Altobelli
Red Sox
Brewers
Glenn Hoffman
al Nipper
Nipper
Moose Haas
Blue Jays
Yankees
Rance Mulliniks
Mulliniks
Rich Bordi
Yankee
Jim Acker
Angels
Rangers
Rod Carew
Mike Witt
Cliff Johnson
Donnie Moore
Charlie Hough
Padres clash over Wiggins case amid trade talks
San Diego Padres insist Alan Wiggins will not play this season while the Major League Players Association vows action if he is not traded or activated. Wiggins, 27, said he seeks to play while entering a 30 day cocaine rehabilitation, with the club favoring a deal before the trading deadline as discussions with Baltimore continue. The drug agreement dispute adds to mounting labor tensions as teams haggle over a new basic agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
San Diego Padres
Alan Wiggins
Major League Players Association
Padres
Wiggins
Ballard Smith
Smith
Baltimore Orioles
Tony Attanasio
Players’ Association
Eugene Orza
Association
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sundberg
Dave Kingman
RBI
McCarty
Kansas City -Bribl Abric Bi ‘Wilson Cf
Griffin
Lsmith
Lansfrd
Lidones
Bochte
Orta
Sore Picciola
Tae Balboni
DuBakr
White
Sherida Cf
Davis Engmn
Pryor
Wathan
Heath Murphy
Sundberg Ae
Shendsa Tettleton
To Clerg
Kansas
Hr—Murphy
Sb—Wilson
Langford
S—Tettleton
Sabrhga
Quisabry
LaCassala
MiJones Wied
Oakland Codiroli
Warren
McCarly
Saberhagen
Sherdian
Tettleton
KSU
MLB
Trip Arrows
Tim Thomasson
Steve Andrews
Charlie Rutter
Brad Basel
Andrews
Thomasson
Clark
Basel
Rick Fritts
Jim Dietz
Steve Renko
Steve Mathey
Gorache
Ken Rappoport
AP Sports
Minulta
S. Main
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!