Key crafts four-hitter as Jays blank Royals 4-0
Toronto’s Jimmy Key pitched a four-hitter in a sharp duel with Kansas City’s Charlie Leibrandt, delivering his third career shutout and boosting his record to 5-2. George Bell and Cecil Fielder homered for Toronto, who extended Kansas City’s shutout loss tally to eight this year.
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Brett Could Return To Lineup This Week
Kansas City third baseman George Brett practiced batting Monday for the first time since rib cage injury. He swung with growing confidence and aims to rejoin the Royals in Baltimore after a Toronto game. Hal McRae and Willie Wilson also took varying practice actions as Kansas City seeks lineup restoration.
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Easter Seals honors Grogan at Boston dinner
Ottawa native Steve Grogan, longtime Patriots quarterback, was celebrated by Massachusetts Easter Seals Society at a Park Plaza Hotel dinner benefiting Easter Seals. The event drew Patriots figures including Raymond Berry and teammates Brock, Camarillo, Fryar, Morgan, Nelson and Wooten, plus Howie Long.
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Maryland hires Perkins to fix troubled athletic program
Lew Perkins named athletic director at Maryland, promising an ethics manual, stricter drug testing, and adherence to student welfare as he aims to restore pride after Len Bias tragedy and department turmoil. He will take over June 8, replacing interim leadership. He cites no specifics but seeks a strong, policy-driven program.
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OHL Sixth At East Kansas League Tennis Meet
Ottawa High placed sixth of seven teams in the East Kansas League meet with 15 points. Bishop Miege won with 55, Blue Valley North 53, and OHS’s top players Hofman Reynolds posted mixed results in round robin play. The Cyclones head to a May 22 5A regional tournament at Shawnee Heights.
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Bet You Didn't Know Odd Facts And A Big Sale
A collage of trivia covers auto speed equivalences to football length, golf hole width, and the Phillies exits of 1914 15, plus a local ad announcing Underwood's Largest Ever Sale on used lawn and garden gear with 30 units plus a price guarantee and bid deadline May 22 at 5 p.m.
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