Iola Captures 3A State Track Crown At Wichita
Iola wins 3-A state track title at Wichita State Cessna Stadium with 48 points, edging Kapaun 44 and Marysville 42. Key figures include Terry Catron and Gary Crabtree for Iola plus Lorraine Davidson leading Buhler in girls events. weather hindered some marks but the Mustangs secured the first track championship in school history.
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Chisox Finally Upend Royals
The Chicago White Sox beat the Kansas City Royals 4 3 in Kansas City as Dave Hamilton closed out the ninth after Clay Carroll and the bullpen held. Manager Paul Richards praised the late lead and relievers while White Sox offense struck early against Doug Bird before Mingori Pattin and Hall blanked Chicago late. The win ends a four game Sox skid and Kansas City streaks.
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Healy Traded Twice By Royals to Yankees
Fran Healy, 29, becomes the first Royals player traded twice, moving to the New York Yankees in a straight deal for pitcher Larry Gura. Healy spoke of a fresh start after four years in Kansas City and reflected on memories with Royals, while noting limited playing time this season. Whitey Herzog said he could win with Buck Martinez and Bob Sizemore.
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Baseball scoreboard highlights early season results
Baseball scores show Chicago 4 Kansas City 3 and California 5 Minnesota 1. Texas 3 Oakland 2. Monday matchups include Milwaukee at Baltimore and New York at Cleveland. Multiple noon and night games slated for Tuesday across six divisions.
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Ottawan Wins Way To Juco Nationals
Jerry Peffly, former Ottawa High star and 1974 Cyclones state champion, will run the 10,000 meters at the juco national championships in Pasadena Texas after clocking 30 30.5 to win the regional 6 mile and break both the meet and Butler County records.
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