Foyt may return in four to six months after Indy crash
A. J. Foyt, the winningest Indy car driver, suffered multiple leg injuries from Sunday's Texaco-Havoline 200 at Elkhart Lake Wisconsin. He was flown to Methodist Hospital in satisfactory condition with a dislocated left knee, broken left tibia, fractured left heel, a dislocated right heel and a broken bone in his right foot.
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Royals rout A's as West lead threatened in KC
Oakland’s two aces Dave Stewart and Bob Welch loom as clinchers, but Kansas City roars to a 10-3 win. Stillwell’s inside-the-park homer and sharp Royals hitting widen the gap with Oakland’s magic number at two while contenders eye the finish in the AL West race.
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Royals apologize over Frank White Day snub at stadium event
Kansas City Royals issued a formal apology after veteran Frank White did not start in a game honored by the Key Coalition. White appeared as a defensive substitute for the final three innings while his family took part in pregame festivities and a stadium complex was named for him.
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Plumhoff caps five goals in Braves 7 1 win over Ottawa
Kris Plumhoff scored five goals for Baker University as the Wildcats defeated Ottawa University 7 1. Ottawa led 1 0 with a first half goal from Sergio Guererro, but Baker dominated after halftime, with OU surrendering 11 second half goals in three games under coach Dan Hogan. Ottawa moves to 1 5 and faces Bartlesville Wesleyan next at the Dick Peters Sports Complex.
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NE Missouri to play despite player's death
Northeast Missouri State football team votes to play Saturday after lineback Derringer Cade dies following a game in Bolivar. Autopsy results due Tuesday. Memorial service held for Cade as teammates, faculty, and staff reflect on his hard working, positive mindset amid tragedy.
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KU lands Texas prep star Ostertag to Kansas
Duncanville Texas seven foot one center Greg Ostertag publicly commits to the University of Kansas. He averaged 15 points and 13 rebounds as a junior and will sign Nov. 14 during the NCAA early signing period after choosing Kansas over Syracuse and Kentucky.
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Im mortal Bear Bryant set near perfect coaching record
Story notes Bear Bryant 38 year college head coach career with only one losing season in 1954 at Texas A&M and success in all other seasons. Mentions Jets nickname change from Titans to Jets in 1963 and quirky 1900 model year sale and odd car lot prose.
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