Gaetti's Two Homers Spark Minnesota Rout 9-2
Minnesota third baseman Gary Gaetti hit his 32nd and 33rd homers to lead a 9-2 win over Kansas City, moving within one of the league lead. He drove in six runs, including a two-run shot off Dennis Leonard and a three-run blast off Bud Black, as Mike Smithson pitched nine strong innings for the Twins.
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Motley Traded From Royals To Braves In Pitcher Swap
Kansas City out fielder Darryl Motley was traded to the Atlanta Braves for minor league pitcher Steve Shields. Motley, 26, said the deal relieves rumors and plans to join the Braves in Cincinnati. He had batted .203 with seven home runs and 20 RBI this season and earlier .245 career avg with 44 homers in five seasons. Motley learned of the trade by a phone call from Royals GM John Schuerholz. He noted right field has been a problem for the Braves.
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Atwater Native Son Kingery Receives Recognition Night
Kansas City Royals rookie Mike Kingery, a former Atwater star, homered with 4-for-5 support from a hometown crowd of 708 of 1 128, but Kansas City fell 9-2 to Minnesota in the Metrodome. A clubhouse prank delayed his lineup reveal before coach John Wathan exposed the gag. Kingery, batting .250 with 3 HRs and 10 RBIs in 52 games, reflected on a career ups and downs and the honor of playing before his boyhood idols still active in Minnesota.
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Ottawa High hosts Harrier Meet with 15 schools
Ottawa High will host a cross country invitational with 15 schools, including Shawnee Aquinas and Blue Valley. The meet at the Hillcrest area features multiple varsity races from 4 p.m. to 5:30 p.m., with medals for top individuals and teams. Fans should park in the theater lot north of the course.
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Jozwiak Riding Time On Chiefs Bench
Kansas City’s No 1 overall pick Brian Jozwiak, a preseason holdout, sees action only on extra points and field goals as the Chiefs seek line help after finishing last in rushing. Coach Mackovic notes arthritis and late start limit play, exploring guard work while Eatman starts ahead.
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Baseball Scoreboard Tuesday and Wednesday Games
Baseball scoreboard shows Tuesday results New York 9 St Louis 1 Montreal 10 Chicago 5 San Diego at Atlanta 2 Pittsburgh 6 Philadelphia 5 Cincinnati 6 San Francisco 5 Houston 4 Los Angeles 0. Wednesday schedules list New York Aguilera 8-6 at Chicago Mayer 7 0 Montreal Sebra 4-5 at Pittsburgh Reuschel 9-16 n Atlanta Mahler 15-16 at Cincinnati Power 7-6 n Philadelphia Gross 11-11 at St Louis Cox 10-12 San Francisco LaCoss 10-12 at Houston Ryan 10-8 n San Diego Hawkins 9-8 at Los Angeles Honeycutt 11-9 n
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