Bills edge Chiefs 14 9 as defense seals win
Buffalo Bills frustrate Kansas City with stingy defense and timely plays in Orchard Park. Bills free safety Bill Simpson intercepted Bill Kenney and led with seven solo tackles while Joe Ferguson threw two first half TDs. Nick Lowery nailed three field goals for KC as the Chiefs overcame penalties and missed opportunities.
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Royals Rally To Top Twins In 18 7 Blowout
Kansas City erased an early 7-1 deficit to rout Minnesota 18-7 as Willie Aikens hit two homers and Frank White and Cesar Geronimo also went deep. Otis drove in runs after intentional walks, tying a team record with 37 total bases.
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Royals Postseason Ticket Plans For Playoffs And World Series
Kansas City Royals outline ticket sale plans if they clinch the AL West. Postcard entries by Sept 15 enter a drawing for playoff and World Series tickets. separate entries for each. Playoff prices 12 reserved, 7 standing. World Series 18 reserved, 10 standing.
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Big Plays Hurt Panthers At Lebo In Opener
Lebo defeated Williamsburg 20 to 6 as big plays and a 100 yard rushing effort by Lebo fullback Matt Small defined the game. Rodney Longhofer connected on a 66 yard pass and a 66 yard scoring pass while Jim New scored for Williamsburg on a blocked punt return in the third.
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College football scores from Associated Press roundup
Kansas State defeated Kentucky 23 to 9 while Wichita State topped Kansas 13 to 10. Missouri beat Army 23 to 10 and Nebraska won 42 to 7 over Iowa. West Virginia climbed past Oklahoma 41 to 27 as Oklahoma State beat North Texas 27 to 6. Tennessee beat Iowa State 23 to 21. California won 31 to 17 over Colorado. Washington University in St Louis edged Culver-Stockton 20 to 3. Cent. Methodist lost 6 to 0 to Principia. Eastern Illinois edged NE Missouri 18 to 17 and Ottawa threw in a 17–16 win over Bethany. Mid-America Nazarene topped Tabor 30 to 7. Fort Hays State won 49 to 0 versus St. Mary-Plains. Emporia State beat NW Oklahoma State 14 to 8. Concordia Nebraska downed Tarkio 44 to 10. Missouri Valley beat Cent. Missouri 20 to 17. SE Missouri State 14, Cent. Arkansas 14 tie. Benedictine Kansas routed Ma Western 30 to 10. Baker blanked Kansas Wesleyan 29–0. Northern Iowa 10, SW Missouri 0. Pittsburg State defeated Lincoln 43 to 0. Augustana of South Dakota 27, NW Missouri 3. William Jewell 19, Doane 7.
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OU Harriers 5th At Park Parkville's Park Invitational result
The Ottawa University men's cross country team placed fifth of 12 at the Park College Parkville event. Randy Mijares led OU by finishing eighth in 3.6 miles, with Beasley 28th, Conner 34th, Boyd Beasley 46th, and Fred Jones 54th. Maryville College won, Park was second. Suzie Mercer finished 10th in the women's race. OU heads to Mid-America Nazarene Invite next Saturday.
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