Royals fall hard after stadium theft delays season
The Kansas City Royals lost 4-0 to the Brewers as Milwaukee pitcher Jerry Augustine shut them out on seven hits. Brewers stole 53 Royals uniforms plus gloves, shoes, and warmups from the clubhouse, forcing many Royals players to wear Brewers road uniforms. The day featured multiple AL results with Red Sox, Yankees, Twins, White Sox, A’s, Mariners, Angels, and others posting wins.
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Minnesota and Baylor Cap Slow Rain Delays With Tie
In Omaha, Minnesota and Baylor battled to a 3-3 tie after a rain stoppage in the 11th inning at the College World Series. Pitchers Burl Coker and Fritz Connally delivered strong outings as Baylor stranded late chances and Minnesota forced two intentional walks in the 10th.
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Woman wins first in handicap at Texas State Trapshooters
Dolores Wilkerson of Big Spring, 25, captured the handicap title at the Texas State Trapshooters tournament with a 99x100 in the final round and a perfect 100x100 in the event. A.D. Horner won the singles title, defeating Neal Craushay, Troy Collier and Willia E. Sharp, with a 25x25 shootoff after 199x200. John R. Hall set a high all-around score of 395x400, with Neal Craushay as runner-up at 387x400.
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Houston
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Midland
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James Spurlock
Stratford
Baseball at a glance from the American League and more
The column lists standings for the American League East and West with teams such as New York Boston Milwaukee Cleveland Detroit Toronto Minnesota Chicago California Texas Kansas City Oakland Seattle and more. It also summarizes Sunday results including Boston 3 2 Texas 2 0 and Chicago 6 Baltimore 4 in 11 innings along with a slate of Monday and Tuesday games and notable pitchers.
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Seaver Stops Astros To Split Four-Game Series
The Mets edge Houston 3-1 as Tom Seaver limits the Astros to five hitters in seven plus, then wins the ninth inning run support. Dave Kingman robs Art Howe at the wall, and New York adds insurance on a Mike Vail single and John Stearns double. Randle leads Mets with late speed as momentum grows.
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