Calgary Stampeders sign two veteran linebackers
CALGARY AP Line backers Chuck Warner of Miami, Ohio and Kevin Kiley, formerly with the World Football League, signed 1975 contracts with the Calgary Stampeders. Kiley, 6-2, 220 pounds, hails from the University of Wyoming and played with the Chicago Fire.
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Rangers Rally To Beat Angels On Wild Ninth Inning
Texas erased a 3-0 deficit in the ninth, loaded the bases on a wild pitch, a Hargrove double, and a walk, then Sundberg's single tied the game and Lovitto scored on a Tanana wild pitch to cap a 4-3 comeback win. The Indians edged the Orioles 4-3, the A's beat the White Sox 4-3 in 12, the Twins topped the Royals 4-1, and the Brewers downed the Yankees 4-2. Detroit vs Boston was rained out.
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Braves Rally Upset Central Methodist In Heart of America Tourney
Ottawa University stunned Central Methodist 9-7 after a 10-4 loss to Missouri Valley, tying atop the Heart of America Conference baseball tournament with 4-1 marks. OU earlier beat Graceland 2-0 and lost to Missouri Valley 10-4, with standout innings from Chaney and Diminico and clutch defense to stay in the title race.
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Key Game Sunday In NBA West
Chicago Bulls and Golden State Warriors prepare for a pivotal Western Conference finals game Sunday with the series tied 1-1. The Bulls hope to regain home court advantage as Games 3 and 4 head to Oakland after the Warriors’ early 107-89 victory.
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