Ottawan Grogan Keeps Busy Off Season Across The Nation
Ottawan quarterback Steve Grogan of the New England Patriots tours the off season with autograph sessions and charity golf. He travels across the country with wife Robbi, supports Kansas State University, and plans aviation goals while recovering from knee surgery.
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Tom Watson: The All-American Golfer Seeks Charisma
The piece argues Tom Watson lacks flashy appeal yet dominates golf. Despite repeated wins and near five hundred thousand in prize money, fans crave charisma and headlines. Watson remains low key, steady, and highly capable, with head-to-head wins against Nicklaus.
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Red Sox Rally Past Royals With Bench Power In KC
Boston surged to an 11-3 win at Royals Stadium as Larry Wolfe and Gary Allensen led a resurgent bench showing. Wolfe hit two solo shots and Allensen belted a grand slam, while Jim Rice and Dwight Evans added key RBIs. Renko earned the win and Whitey Herzog’s KC staff struggled under the long ball.
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Boomer Scott Traded to Royals in 11-3 Red Sox Win
In Kansas City, George Boomer Scott swapped uniforms with Tom Paquette as the Red Sox clinched the three game series 11-3. Scott, benched recently, leaves Boston with a .269 lifetime average and 269 home runs, while Paquette adds depth after hitting .192 this year. Bench leads NL All-Star balloting at catcher with 346,474 votes, Luzinski tops outfielders with 442,588, and Foster trails at 374,624.
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