Royals cling to title hopes with win over Mariners
Kansas City, led by Steve Farr in his first start in a year, beat Seattle 4 to 1 to stay in the chase for the AL West. Farr worked six innings, Gubicza sidelined by a shoulder strain, as KC reinforces a fragile hold with a charged home-stand finish and a three-game series at California.
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DeBergs five interceptions doom Chiefs at San Diego
San Diego fans celebrated Dan Henning’s first win as Chargers coach as Steve DeBerg threw five picks, including Wence Glenn’s first interception of the year. Jim McMahon’s 3 TD drives and Rod Bernstine’s 32-yard run punctuated a 21-6 victory over Kansas City.
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Notre Dame leads AP Top 25. Pitt enters ranked list
Notre Dame remains No 1 for the third straight week with 1 497 points while Miami trails by eight points. Pittsburgh jumps to No 10 replacing Syracuse after beating the Orangemen 30 23. Georgia Air Force and Florida State enter at Nos 23 24 and 25 with Oregon UCLA and Ohio State dropping out. Arizona makes the biggest rise moving up six spots.
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