Powell's bat leads Baltimore toward AL flag
Orioles slugger Boog Powell, amid wrist and hand soreness, belted his 20th and 21st home runs as Baltimore pounded the New York Yankees, moving closer to clinching the AL flag. Powell, a 6 4 250 pound first baseman, said swinging still hurts but he remains productive.
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Hitting the Bull's-Eye Clinches Tie for East Title
The team defeated the Yankees 10-1 to clinch a tie for the American League East Division lead. A single additional Baltimore win in seven games or another decisive result would secure the division.
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NDSU Tops AP Poll In First College Football Ranking
North Dakota State seized the No. 1 spot in the initial AP college division poll after a 28 12 win over Montana State. Arkansas State moved to No. 2, Grambling rose to No. 3, with Montana No. 4 and Eastern Michigan No. 5. The top 10 also included Western Kentucky Delaware Eastern Kentucky Louisiana Tech and Southern Illinois. Co lead analysis noted stronger returning squads and coaching changes shaping the rankings.
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Alston the quiet man who built Dodgers dynasty
Los Angeles Dodgers manager Walt Alston, 59, embodies calm amid criticism as he steers a consistently successful team. He recalls guiding the club to the 1955 World Series title and three more championships, reflecting on players’ attitudes and his own enduring leadership.
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