NFL Standings and Monday Football Scores Brief
NFL results list Kansas City 27 defeating Los Angeles Raiders 7. Sunday games feature Chicago at Minnesota Green Bay at Atlanta Indianapolis at Tampa Bay Miami at Buffalo New Orleans at Detroit Kansas City at Denver Los Angeles Rams at San Francisco New York Giants at Los Angeles Raiders Seattle at San Diego Washington at Phoenix New England at New York Jets.
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Brett's 3000th hit chase hit by injury setback
Royals star George Brett, aiming to reach 3000 career hits, sat out a game after feeling a shoulder soreness during batting practice. With 2996 hits and four games left, team officials expect a late-season milestone, while Brett indicated he hopes to accomplish it in California.
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Chiefs stun Raiders with Krieg two rushing TDs at Arrowhead
Kansas City quarterback David Krieg rushed for two touchdowns as the Chiefs beat the Los Angeles Raiders 27 to 7 at Arrowhead Stadium. Krieg scored on 3 and 7 yard runs, Barry Word gained 125 yards on 27 carries, and KC built a 20 point lead late in the game. The Raiders remain winless in 1992 and 0-6 in their past six meetings with KC.
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Raiders-Chiefs at a glance from a 1980s box score summary
The Los Angeles Raiders trail Kansas City 27 to 7 after three quarters in a 1980s game. Eric Dickerson leads LA with a 40 yard rush and Dave Krieg adds a 3 yard TD run for KC. Lowery adds two field goals and a 25 yard interception return sets KC ahead.
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Raiders Struggle With Turnovers In 27 7 Loss
Los Angeles Raiders, leading the NFL in turnovers, dropped two interceptions in a 27 7 defeat to the Kansas City Chiefs. Rookie Doug Terry and Charles Mincy each grabbed picks as Todd Marinovich misfired under pressure. Coach Art Shell cited Marinovich’s lack of composure at times in the loss.
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Wellsville volleyball takes second at Tonganoxie tourney
Fourth ranked Wellsville Eagles finished runner up at Tonganoxie amid a 9-15 15-12 12-15 final against Lansing. Despite 90 percent serving, 20 serves were missed in that two game setback. Top servers Deterding Howard Kramer. Campbell led in kills and blocks as Wellsville improves to 16-4 and heads to Spring Hill for Frontier League action.
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A's Clinch AL West as Twins Fall to 9-4 Defeat
A's sealed the AL West Monday night after Minnesota lost 9-4 to Chicago at the Metrodome. The Twins, who led the majors 60-38 on July 26, dropped from first on Aug 5 and faded from contention. Only about 3,000 fans remained as Oakland earned the title for the fourth time in five years while pursuing a repeat.
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