Royals Fall 4-0 In Postseason Opener To A's
Oakland pitcher Mike Norris held Kansas City to four singles in a 4-0 win at Royals Stadium, as Dwayne Murphy and Clint Hurdle hit decisive homers. Frank White and George Brett led Royals with missed chances and late frustrations as Oakland took a 1-0 series lead.
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Winners Go Downtown By Ken Rappoport
Oakland A s defeated Kansas City Royals 4-0 and Houston Astros downed Los Angeles Dodgers 3-1 as both teams rely on the home run in open division playoffs. Wayne Gross hit a three run shot and Dwayne Murphy added a solo homer for Oakland.
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Ashby Walk-off Two-Run Homer Beats Dodgers in Astrodome
Astros rally in ninth as Alan Ashby launches a two-out, two-run homer off Dave Stewart after Graig Reynolds singled. Nolan Ryan earlier had a record fifth career no hitter. Garvey homered for the Dodgers, while Joe Niekro was set to pitch against Jerry Reuss elsewhere. Phillies vs Rogers and Guidry vs Haas also noted.
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Grim music of baseball managers who lose jobs
AP Special Correspondent Will Grimsley describes the perilous manager’s chair in baseball as a grim musical chairs. Managers like Torre Frey Williams and Williams chase vacant seats amid speculation about Steinbrenner’s moves, while Finley’s A’s era showcases repeated mid career changes and long tenures by Mauch Harris and others.
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Hall of Fame Inductee Saturday Baker to Honor Ottawan
Kenneth C. Brown of El Paso Texas is to be inducted into Baker University's Athletic Hall of Fame during Homecoming weekend. The ceremony honors his 32 years coaching high school football and baseball plus a 1940 pro football season with the St. Louis Gunners. Also named is Marvin O. Hedges of Camarillo California for his long coaching and officiating career in California since 1946. The event includes a 9 a.m sports breakfast with speaker Steve Bushy at Baker Student Union.
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