Beleaguered Foes Clash At OHS Friday
Ottawa High meets Bishop Miege in a tense ERL clash as both teams seek their first win. Ottawa coach Don Kornhaus cites execution and consistency while Miege shifts to a finesse attack. A coffee gathering follows the game at Ottawa High School, with attendance invited.
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League Leaders AMERICAN AND NATIONAL LEAGUES
League batting, runs, hits, and power leaders across American and National Leagues with player names, teams, and totals. Highlights include Lynn and Rice atop AL batting, Brett and Baylor among leaders in runs, and Hernandez and Rose leading NL categories with completions on hits and home runs.
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Yankees in Controversy Darkens Season as AL Probes
The New York Yankees faced AL investigations, umpire warnings, and media reports over a brushback incident involving Bob Kammeyer and Cliff Johnson plus money rumors. Graig Nettles signed a $1.2 million three year deal while Bucky Dent disputes persist. Martin faces AL hearing. Springstead warns teams pregame.
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Family Affair No Enjoyment For The Contending Astros
Phil Niekro outdueled his brother Joe as the Atlanta Braves beat Houston 94 to dampen the Astros West title hopes. Cincinnati’s win over San Diego tightened the Reds’ magic number. Niekro earned his third 20 win season, while Joe, also a 20-game winner, was crushed by the setback. The Cardinals, Mets, Pirates, and Dodgers also won in the mix of late-season action.
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Royals win finale as White hits for cycle in loss series
Frank White doubled as part of a cycle and drove in two runs to back Dennis Leonard's five hitter in a 4-0 victory over the Angels. Angels clinched the AL West the previous night with a win over Kansas City. Leonard struck out eight in a strong finish as KC closes with a series against Oakland.
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Mizzou Hopes Extra Game Will Tell Tale Against Texas
Missouri coach Warren Powers downplays the schedule edge, saying extra games may aid Texas in studying Missouri plays while Missouri remains in good shape. The note lists other college football updates including Nebraska and Oklahoma injuries and upcoming tests.
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