Bostock lifts Twins past Royals in nine five win
Minnesota center fielder Lyman Bostock went 3-for-4 with a home run a double and a single driving in four as the Twins beat the Kansas City Royals 9-5. Manager Gene Mauch praised Bostock saying he is one of the finest hitters with an unrestricted swing. The victory marked Minnesota's 12th win in 16 games, placing them second in the AL West four games behind the White Sox. Other AL results: Toronto edged Milwaukee 3-2 Texas beat Chicago 11-6 and California.
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Free agency stalls as NBA players await teams
National Basketball Association free agents face scarce interest with only three of 55 from last season changing teams. Len Robinson moved Atlanta to New Orleans for 1.6 million, while Jamaal Wilkes and Glenn Hansen deals remain unresolved. Commissioner decisions on compensation could unlock deals, but players worry ownership unity and legal action looms.
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Rangers tie eight sacrifice bunts in 11-6 win over ChiSox
Texas Rangers beat Chicago White Sox 11-6 as manager Billy Hunter praised the club for tying a major league record with eight sacrifice bunts. Chisox suffered through five bunt sacrifices and three sacrifice flies in Monday night action.
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Tulsa Baseball Park Split Decision Portends Change
Tulsa faces a choice between rebuilding the current grandstand with steel and updated facilities at about 500000 shared by four clubs or moving the park east of the fair grounds for next season after a grandstand collapse on April 3. The Rangers beat the White Sox 6 2 in a high scoring game as Sundberg led with a homer and four RBIs. Perry and Soderholm powered Chicago rallies, while Sundberg stayed hot at the plate and credited coaching for his late success. The game stretched a record 3 hours 56 minutes for a nine inning night.
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Tech inks Stamford's top back in sign day move
LUBBOCK Texas Tech announced the signing of Stamford running back Don Earl Monday. Coach Steve Sloan said he is very fortunate to have signed Earl the letter of intent. Earl was the second leading rusher for the North squad in the Texas High School Coaches All Star Game in Dallas. He has run 40 yards in 4.4 seconds and 100 yards in 9.7. Sloan said Earl could play running back or wide receiver.
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Kyle Rote Jr to miss three weeks with torn knee ligament
Dallas Tornado forward Kyle Rote Jr, 26, will miss at least three weeks after tearing a knee ligament in the NASL playoff tiebreaker victory over Portland. He is the team’s leading scorer and will miss the first two playoff rounds.
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