Pete Rose betting scandal details surface in Dowd report
The 225 page Dowd report portrays Pete Rose as an obsessed gambler who bet on baseball including Reds games during 1987. It cites $400,000 in losses to a New York bookmaker, 52 Reds bets from April to July 1987, and mid 1980s betting through intermediaries. The document, entered in an Ohio court, warns Rose could be banned for life if true.
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Bannister surgery may come Wednesday for Royals pitcher
Kansas City Royals pitcher Floyd Bannister, sidelined with a bad shoulder, says he expects orthoscopic surgery Wednesday. He will visit Dr. James Andrews in Birmingham, Ala., for examination as team physician Dr. Steve Joyce estimates a six to nine month absence. Bannister, a left hander 4-1 with a 4.66 ERA before injury, says pain affects performance but not effort.
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Saberhagen Hurls Near No-Hitter Before Rain Ends Royals Game
Bret Saberhagen dazzled through nine of ten hitters before rain and winds halted the Royals at Seattle in the top of the fourth. Steve Palermo waited two hours twenty five minutes before ending the contest due to artificial turf and approaching storms. The game was rescheduled as a two night doubleheader in Kansas City on Sept 22, with Seattle leading 1-0 on a first-inning run off Randy Johnson.
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Watson's faulted bid in Amana VIP tourney nixed by storms
Watson shot a five under par 31 and led the front nine before heavy rain and lightning halted play, forcing a two nine hole split and eventual cancellation with a $25,000 purse to be divided among 43 pros. Archer and Sayers led the back nine with 32s and several notables competed among amateurs and celebrities in the 23rd annual event.
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