Saberhagen Tops Seaver In Royals 3-2 Win
Bret Saberhagen earned his 17th victory to lead Kansas City past the Chicago White Sox 3-2 in a pitcher friendly matchup with Tom Seaver. Saberhagen allowed seven hits, two earned runs, four strikeouts, and no walks over nine innings, lowering his ERA to 2.77. Hal McRae launched a two run homer for KC, while Seaver allowed two earned runs on six hits over eight innings. The win tightens KC’s grip in the AL West race, as Chicago’s pennant hopes fade with the loss.
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Royals sign Moreno to compensate for Wilson out
Kansas City Royals sign free agent outfielder Omar Moreno for the remainder of the season to cover center field duties as Willie Wilson misses at least two weeks after a penicillin reaction and surgery. Wilson, hitting .285 with 40 steals and 19 triples, remains hospitalized with recovery planned through Friday.
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Rose Six Hits From Cobb Record in Reds Stint
Pete Rose, player-manager of the Reds, sits six hits shy of Ty Cobb’s 4,191 career mark after a 6-4 loss to St Louis. He hints at attempting the record in Cincinnati or Philadelphia, prioritizing team pennant chances over personal achievement.
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Byars Breaks Foot Clouds Heisman Bid At OSU
Ohio State tailback Keith Byars sustained a broken right fifth metatarsal during a Monday workout and will miss the Sept. 14 opener against Pittsburgh. He aims to ride a bicycle by Friday and return for a possible Sept. 21 game at Colorado, insisting he can still pursue the Heisman despite the injury. Coach Earle Bruce laments the loss for the opener but hopes for improvement as the season progresses.
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Cougars Move Up In AP Grid Poll
The 1985 preseason No. 10 BYU rose to No. 8 after a 28-14 Kickoff Classic win over Boston College. Oklahoma leads the Top Ten with Auburn and SMU close behind. Ohio State and Nebraska also rise in a largely unchanged Top Twenty.
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City Scores Incomplete Softball League Standings Report
City Scores lists numerous teams and players with at bats runs and hits. Totals show combined scores and averages for many squads including Dodson Aviation Westminster Loud Builders Underwood Colbern Electric Dan Hope Chrysler Quenemo Hornets and others across a local league. The page reads like a line score table with individual names and fractional results for each game.
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