Royals celebrate pennant despite loss to Twins
Kansas City Royals fans revel as the club clinches the American League West title after Oakland’s defeat, despite a 4-3 loss to Minnesota. Hal McRae and teammates express relief and pride, noting they earned the division and faced pressure during a tight finish.
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Ali's spiritual leader questions his retirement decision
In Chicago, Wallace D. Muhammad of the Nation of Islam questioned Mu hammad Ali's announced retirement. He said Ali may have acted hastily and wondered if it is a real retirement or another empty statement. Ali did not attend the news conference in Chicago after speaking in Istanbul.
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Aaron Ends His Career As Diamond Superstar
Aaron, 42, to cap 23 MLB seasons with Brewers against the Tigers in a meaningless finale. Knees and slipping production mark decline after effects of breaking Babe Ruth's home run record. Selig hints at posthumous front office role. Aaron to wear No. 44 in final game as Brewers retire his number.
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Loboes end non district on win over Kermit
Monahans Loboes rolled past Kermit 35-0 to finish non district play 3-1-1, with 28 third quarter points sparked by Lisman TD and Cherry long catches. Kermit moved 196 yards on the ground and 44 through the air but lost five fumbles and threw two interceptions in a sharp Monahans victory.
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Kashmere Opens Inside Track For 4A Top Spot In AP Poll
The AP Top Ten race in Texas high school 4A features Kashmere with an inside track after a 49-0 win over Houston Scarborough. Sherman was tied 13-13 by Plano, while Odessa Permian and Longview chase the 4A crown. Other classes see Hebert, Rockdale, Aledo, and Gorman winning big, with Dickinson upsetting Brazosport in 3A.
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Large Texas high school football rankings recap by class
The list covers Class 4A to B results with top teams like Sherman Kashmere Odessa Permian Longview Tyler Port Neches-Groves Killeen Spring Branch Memorial Brazoswood Temple, Class 3A leaders Beaumont Hebert Gaines ville Ennis Brazosport Brownwood Humble Beeville Pecos Jacksonville Silsbee, Class 2A leaders Rockdale Columbus McGregor Bowie Childress North Lamar Slaton Comanche Kenedy Pearsall, Class A Aledo Holliday Falls City Seagraves Big Sandy Groveton Barber's Hill Plains Ore City East Bernard, Class B leaders Gorman Rochester Groom Ben Bolt Sudan Evans D'Hanis Italy Chico tie Axtell Motley County and a note on Baseball's 1910 stretch by Taft.
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Cowboys Rally Past Seahawks 28-13 to Stay Unbeaten
Dallas, 4-0, trailed 13-0 before Roger Staubach two second quarter TDs sparked a comeback. Newhouse rushed 19 times for 120 yards and Dennison added a late one-yard TD as the Cowboys totaled 411 yards to Seattle's 249. Seahawks led early with Zorn to Testerman and Largent scoring, but Dallas dominated the second half.
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Near Miss for Oklahoma State in NT State Clash
Oklahoma State narrowly held off North Texas State 16 to 10 in Stillwater as the Cowboys’ offense struggled with four fumbles. Key plays included a late sack by Darin Butler and an end zone interception by Clifton Sullivan. North Texas State drops to 1-4 while OSU improves to 2-1 and faces Kansas next in Big Eight play.
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Queen Volleyball and Zavala Volleyball Matchups Listed
Sports calendar lists Queen volleyball against Ker mit at five for freshman JV and varsity, and Zavala volleyball against Grandfalls at 4 30 p m. in North Wilkesboro North Carolina. Cale Yarborough of Timmonsville averaged 96 38 mph in a Chevrolet and beat Benny Parsons in the Wilkes 400 Grand National stock car race for 70 010 dollars.
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