Walk Walks Incontestable Royals Over Pirates 5 4
Jon Nunally drew a bases loaded walk in the eighth to force home the decisive run as Kansas City Royals edged Pittsburgh 5 4. Scott Cooper and Chili Davis each collected two hits with Davis driving in a run. Mitch Williams earned the win in relief and Brian Bevis saved it. Mark Johnson led Pittsburgh with two hits and an RBI, boosting his NL leading .460 average, while Williams was optioned to the minors after the game.
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Mabry ready for any spot on Cardinals infield
Mabry adapts to multiple positions with the St. Louis Cardinals as Ray Lankford starts the season on the disabled list. He aims to excel at right field or first base while maintaining his strong bat and arm, and manager Tony La Russa praises his team first attitude despite defensive rough patches.
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Morrison admits reckless act after DUI arrest
Boxer Tommy Morrison said his DUI arrest was stupid and showed athletes cannot be perfect. HIV positive and 28, he had spoken to Appleton City High School students about responsibility the day before, then drank a few glasses of wine at a friend's house. He was pulled over for driving 52 mph in a 30 mph zone in Fort Scott, Kansas.
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Overtime Thrive as Utes Rally Over Stanford and Others
Andre Miller and Hanno Mottola led Utah to a late surge in overtime after Van Horn fouled out, with Mottola scoring during the extra period to seal a 82 77 win. Brevin Knight sparked Stanford's comeback with 25 second half points, while Kentucky defeated St. Joseph's as Mercer and Mills contributed for the Wildcats. St. Joseph's suffered a 26 point effort from Rashid Bey.
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LifeCare hosts Third Annual Coed Tournament in Ottawa
LifeCare sponsors its Third Annual Coed Recreational Tournament at Ottawa University's Mabee Center with 8 a.m. playtime on Saturday April 5. Ottawa Recreation coed rules apply. Top three teams win plaques and awards. Entry is 90 dollars. Register by March 31. participants must be at least 13. Call 242-4500 or 242-8763 for a form.
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