Moore Comes Back as Mariners Rout Royals in Loss Amid Heat
Mike Moore returned from the injury list to beat Kansas City 8 2. He struck out George Brett in the fifth to spark Seattle’s win as Spike Owen and Bob Kearney went deep and Jim Presley Ivan Calderon added doubles. Royals struggle, manager Dick Howser questions offense while Mariners extend streak over KC to five games.
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CBA Rejects Glannon Bid On Kansas City Franchise
The Continental Basketball Association says Kansas City's bid for a franchise is not hopeless after a board rejection. Commissioner Jim Drucker gave Bernard Glannon until Saturday afternoon to accept the league's offer terms. The Kings moved to Sacramento after last season, and the league signaled it would suspend payments or relocate if needed, while Glannon pressed for stronger safeguards.
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Ottawa Arrows reel from league losses in weekend action
Ottawa Arrows dropped four Tri-District League games against Emporia and Topeka 400, slipping to 8-16 overall and 3-11 in the league. Star slugger Troy Mentzer powered Topeka 400 with two homers in game one and another in game two, while Ottawa’s Rick Fritts Otto Skoog and Steve Andrews led late scoring. The Arrows travel to Lawrence for a Wednesday night game against Western Hawks before a tournament in Hays.
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Ottawa's 16-Year-Olds Fall Twice to Hurla's in Twinbill
Ottawa's American Legion 16-year-olds lost 8-0 and 14-6 to Hurla's in Kansas City Kansas Sunday dropping to 8-16 on the season. Terrill struck out 12 for Hurla's in game one while Ottawa's Barry Reynolds allowed seven runs in five innings. The nightcap saw Hurla's rally for six runs in the sixth as Ottawa pitcher Kevin Brewer gave way after six and two-thirds innings. The rains spoiled a Friday twinbill at Olathe with no makeup date set.
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Evert Lloyd Hurt. Wimbledon Opens With Top Chooses
Navratilova arrives in form with Eastbourne title as Evert Lloyd copes with a neck injury and seeks a one day delay to her first round match. Wimbledon seeds both stars No 1 amid anticipation of a long road to the final. McEnroe to open men’s action against Peter McNamara as comeback continues.
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Rosberg Conquers Motown in Detroit Grand Prix
Keke Rosberg won the Detroit Grand Prix amid brake woes and rough streets, setting a course record of 81.702 mph in his Honda powered Williams. Stefan Johansson finished second after a disc brake failure, while Michele Alboreto claimed third as Rosberg led from eight laps in.
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