Angels Sweep Royals as West Race Tightens
California Angels beat Kansas City 8-5 to complete a three game series sweep and move three games ahead in the AL West. Doug DeCinces drove in four runs with two homers, Brian Downing added three hits, and Dave Goltz earned the save asVida Blue was chased early. Royals' seven game skid tied their worst of the year, with 10 games left including three against the Angels.
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OHS Hopes for End Zone Breakthrough in Home Opener
Ottawa High Cyclones seek first touchdown in 0-2 start as they host Bonner Springs, a 1-1 foe known for big plays. Coach Chuck Blaney stresses sticking with the game plan while wary of Bonner standout Grady Newton and receiver Hughes Suffren. Kickoff is 7:30 p.m. at OHS Stadium.
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Chiefs Players Keep Practicing With No Game In Sight
Kansas City Chiefs held an informal workout in Swope Park two hours after the NFL strike began canceling tonight’s Atlanta game. Fans watched as players jogged, joked, and signed autographs.
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Bowling Scores From MODE.O-DAY Meet Standouts and Totals
Bowling scores feature high marks for Haas at 164 and numerous top totals across teams such as Baldwin Floor Covering United, First National Bank, Predicables, and Home lanes. Notable performances include A Guyett 432 in high series and J Scribner 517 in a 30 game, with lane leaders across clubs from Leacy to Slisby fielding strong numbers.
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Angels Shatter AL Attendance Record in Win Over Royals
In Anaheim 51,273 attended the Angels Royals game, lifting season total to 2,672,377 and breaking the AL single season mark. The three game Royals series drew 146,010, a stadium record, boosting Reggie Jackson’s attendance-based payout to $113,708.50.
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White Doubtful For A s Series
Kansas City Royals second baseman Frank White sprained his right foot and may miss the three game series in Oakland starting Friday after a collision with Reggie Jackson of the California Angels. An earlier foul tip caused a left ankle injury but X-rays showed no fracture. Royals PR director Dean Vogelaar said uncertainty remains about White's Oakland availability. The stoppage occurred after the collision with benches and bullpens rushing to the field.
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Kings Admit Attendance Padding For Kings Home Games
Kansas City Kings admitted fabricating attendance figures on 30 of 41 home dates this NBA season. New GM Joe Axelson released revised tallies showing 280,464 in attendance, versus 304,955 announced, and affirmed adherence to NBA policy going forward.
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Pomona Indians Split Volleyball Matches In Pomona
Pomona Indians moved to 4-4 after Tuesday action beating Humboldt 15-4 15-5 and losing to Uniontown 15-13 12-15 15-6. Tonya Dillon and Roseann Scott led the attack with strong serves and net play. JV squad also went 4-1, beating Uniontown 15-2 15-11 and Humboldt 4-15 15-0 15-0. varsity returns next Tuesday at home against Crest.
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Bowling Bits and Team Standings by League
Bowling league results list team standings from Early Risers to Moonshiners with first place teams, High series and high games by players such as Marilynne DeBonar Linda Devin Patty Cromwall and Sue Wolgast. Splits converted are recorded for many players including Joyce Mopkins Myrtle Haas Virginia Underwood and Elaine Barry.
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