Sports Transactions Move Across Baseball and Football Deals
The AP reports a flurry of signings and recalls across MLB divisions, including the Indians adding Vael Mohr Kilberg while the Yankees send players to minor leagues. In NL moves, the Marlins and Mets adjust rosters with recalls and contract purchases as San Diego reshuffles affiliates. In basketball and football, Detroit signs Doug Collins as coach. several NFL teams announce new contracts for players and coaches.
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Royals handle Astros 5 2 for third straight interleague win
Kansas City continues its interleague mastery with a 5 2 victory over Houston in a crowd of 22 528 at Yankee Stadium. Jeff King drove in three runs aided by two off the wall doubles, Jose Rosado won his fourth straight decision despite a knee issue, and manager Bob Boone praised his young pitcher’s veteran showing as KC improves to 3 0 in interleague play versus NL foes. King played through knee pain after an earlier injury, hoping the bone spur will heal with rest and more crowds.
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Tiger Woods Tops World Golf Rankings at 21
Tiger Woods became the youngest leader in the 11 year history of the World Rankings, passing Greg Norman after a Masters win and a 12 stroke victory. At 9.91 points he leads Norman by 0.13, with Colin Montgomerie third and Ernie Els fourth in the three year ranking system.
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Mets and Cubs sweep league rivals in interleague games
Mets win 6-0 at Yankee Stadium behind Dave Mlicki shutout as franchise owner for the night. Cubs beat White Sox 8-3 at Comiskey Park, Mark Grace and Ryne Sandberg lead the attack. Reds top Indians 4-1 in Cleveland as Expos extend interleague streak with 10th straight win.
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Senate honors UNC icon Dean Smith in Raleigh
North Carolina coach Dean Smith was honored by the state Senate for 36 years at UNC with a resolution praising his service to the state and the UNC system. Senators pressed on sports topics while Smith noted his political leanings and mentioned ties to Bob Dole and Nancy Kassebaum Baker from Kansas.
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Fehr urges Senate to enforce baseball antitrust laws
Union leader Donald Fehr told the Senate Judiciary Committee that baseball should be subject to antitrust provisions like other pro sports. He noted an owners players agreement as an alternative to Hatch legislation to revoke the exemption, while stressing the need for fair labor terms amid interleague play and fan interest.
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Koranda lands coaching job in NE Kansas
Former Ottawa University athlete Shane Koranda will coach at Golden Plains High School Rexford this fall teaching social studies and serving as assistant coach in football and track and head basketball coach. The 1996 OU grad notes Golden Plains is an 8 man football consolidat ed school and recalls coaching Marais des Cygnes Valley in 1995.
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