White Slams Indians at Royals Stadium
Frank White hit his fifth career grand slam as the Royals defeated the Indians 6-3. The pivotal eighth inning featured Sundberg and Quirk singles, wild throw by Bailes, and Yett surrendering a two run homer to White after loading the bases. Leonard pitched eight strong for Kansas City while Andre Thornton homered for Cleveland.
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Kansas
City
Frank White
Royals Stadium
White
Bud Black
Dennis Leonard
Royals
Cleveland Indians
Dick Howser
Richard Yett
Chicago
Jim Sundberg
Jamie Quirk
Brook Jacoby
Pat Corrales
Scott Bailes
Willie Wilson
Bailes
Sundberg
Rudy Law
Hal McRae
Yett
Indians
Jacoby
Schrom
Leonard
Andre Thornton
Howser
Cleveland
Kansas City
Butler
Wilson
Francois
Law of
Carter
Brett
Pryor
Tabler
McRae
Liones
Bernard
Mhall
Orta
Ccastill Phioco Balboni
Allanson
Lsmith
E—Balboni
Law
Hr—Thornton
Rozelle Says USFL Not On His Mind During TV Contract
NFL commissioner Pete Rozelle testifies that his drive in signing the 1982 TV deal was to maximize NFL revenue and not to keep the USFL off networks. He rejects the USFL’s claim of a conspiracy to injure the rival league as irrelevant to his negotiations.
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Rozelle
NEW York
Pete Rozelle
USFL
NFL
Harvey Myerson
Myerson
Harvard Business School
Don Weiss
ABC
Harvard
Sargent Karch
NFL Management Council
Unknown Leads At Colonial In Fort Worth Texas
Georgian Gene Sayers shot a 66 on his Colonial debut to take a one stroke lead in the Colonial National Invitation at Colonial Country Club. Bill Rogers and Nick Price trailed, while Tom Watson carded a triple bogey on the ninth. Defending champ Corey Pavin and past winners Lietzke and Cranshaw posted 70.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Texas
Gene Sayers
Colonial Country Club
Sayers
Trinity River
Ben Hogan
Bill Rogers
Nick Price
Savers
Tom Watson
Corey Pavin
Bruce Lietzke
Ben Crenshaw
Calvin Peete
Andy Bean
Bean
Peete
Home Course Horses Aim At Ferdinand
Broad Brush and Miracle Wood, Maryland breds based at Pimlico, seek the 111th Preakness at Baltimore. Broad Brush, 3-1, aims for a home-track edge after a Derby third. Miracle Wood, 20-1, also hopes for a strong finish in the seven horse field.
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Ferdinand
Baltimore
Broad Brush
Miracle Wood
Pimlico
Robert Meyerhoff
Meyerhoff
Harry
Aloma
Ruler
Groovy
Chris McCarron
Maryland
Vince Bracciale
Albert F. Allen Jr
Ferris Allen
Donald Miller Jr
Snow Chief
Alex Solis
Clear Choice
Jacinto Vasquez
Craig Perret
Shoemaker
McCarron
Badger Land
Jorge Velasquez
Pimlico Race Course
Major League Leaders Named in National and American Leagues
The Associated Press lists top performers in batting runs and fielding across both leagues. Notable figures include Ray and Gwynn leading NL batting, Clark and Gwynn high in runs, Brooks and Schmidt driving RBIs, and Dawson Marshall Brooks as home run leaders. in pitching, Darling Fernandez LaCoss and McDowell post strong records. In the American League, Puckett and Boggs share batting honors, Joyner and Canseco lead RBIs, and Clemens tops pitching with 6-0 mark. Righetti and Rase pace saves with double-digit totals.
Baseball Scoreboard Minnesota at Milwaukee and More
Minnesota driven by Smithson 43 faces Wegman 0 3 in Milwaukee as part of a packed Saturday slate. Texas visits Boston while California plays Detroit and Cleveland meets Toronto. Other matchups include Kansas City at Chicago Seattle at New York Oakland at Baltimore Philadelphia at San Francisco New York at Los Angeles Pittsburgh at Cincinnati St. Louis at Atlanta Chicago at Houston Montreal at San Diego.
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Rbi
Brooks
Montreal
Leard
San Francisco
Marshall
Los Angeles
Schmidt
Philadelphia
Carter
New York
Gwynn
San Diego
Ray
Pittsburgh
Sax
Leonard
Hayes
Hernandez
Reynolds
Bare
Raines
Coleman
St. Louis
Dawson
Gdavis
Houston
Murphy
Atlanta
Duncan
Doran
Dykstra
Edavis
Cincinnati
Scott
Valenzuela
Zsmith
Welch
Ryan
Dsmith
Gossage
Orosco
Reardon
Mon
Puckett
Minnesota
Boggs
Boston
Yount
Milwaukee
Fletcher
Texas
Obrien
Rms—Puckett
Renderson
Joyner
California
Phillips
Oakland
Canseco
Laparrish
Mattingly
A Davis
Seattle
Mosebey
Toronto
Buckner
Downing
DwEvans
Rice
White
Clemens
Hurst
Higuera
Rijo
Morris
Detroit
Righetti
Rase
Baltimore
Camacho
Cleveland
Dmoore
Harris
James
Chicago
Smithson
Wegman
Kansas City
Associated Press
Langston
Niekro
Witt
Petry
Guzman
Candiotti
Alexander
Leibrandt
Dotson
Haas
Davis
Carlton
Mason
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ken Schrom
Frank
Lynn Jones
Bold Arrangement
England
Galarraga
W Clark
Gladden
Darling
Fernandez
LaCoss
McDowell
Robinson
Tibbs
Russ Testorff
The
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