Yankees rally past Orioles to stay alive in East race
Don Mattingly hits his 34th homer as New York scores three in the ninth to beat Baltimore 5 4. Niekro, back from his hospitalized father, earns no decision while Neil Allen wins in relief. Baylor delivers the game winning RBI after Henderson walks.
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Royals Top Angels 3-1 To Tighten AL West Race
Kansas City Royals snapped a three-game slide by defeating California 3-1 to rejoin the AL West lead with the Angels. Saberhagen earned his 20th win as Reggie Jackson fanned on three straight pitches with two out in the ninth, while Jim Sundberg homered earlier and Brett's sacrifice fly padded the cushion. The Angels face three more games with KC before finishing season in Texas.
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Padres spoil Dodgers clinch bid with 6 4 win
Padres rally from behind to defeat the Dodgers 6-4 as they cut Los Angeles' magic number to two. Fernando Valenzuela faltered early, but Jerry Davis drove in the decisive run in the ninth after Rich Gossage tied it in the eighth.
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Blue-collar Bono leads Express into playoffs
Nick Bono, a compact quarterback with a gritty style, discusses reading defenses, his transition from receiver prospects to quarterback, and his standout season guiding the Express toward the playoffs. He recalls past challenges, a major matchup with Scranton, and his late father’s support as a driving memory.
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Poised McPherson Faces Louisville In Tough Rise
SU coach MacPherson leads a 19 27 1 team amid scrutiny as Louisville, led by Schnellenberger, shows defensive gaps. Louisville allowed 671 yards to Houston in a 49 27 loss, while SU managed only 150 yards against Virginia Tech, heightening expectations for a strength vs weakness showdown. Schnellenberger criticizes talent levels and questions past recruiting amid a tense buildup to Saturday’s game.
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Kelley says no favors as Connecticut case looms
The dispute centers on Bar Kelley, UConn's top scorer since 1983, with his attorney Lubbie Harper accusing the school of blocking talks. Kelley faces internal charges that could bring expulsion after an April arrest for threatening two students and abducting one briefly, plus accusations of possessing a pistol and knives in his dorm. The broader sports notes include boxing and golf results and other coaching moves.
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LPBT Wants Syracuse Return for 1986 Bowling Tourney
LPBT president John Falzone hopes the 1986 Tadec Prnfacamnal Bowlers Tour returns to Syracuse after a pending review by Gold Pin Fun Center co sponsors. Falzone says a decision will likely come within two weeks at a monthly meeting. The tourney showed a deficit, but organizers weigh the sport’s value and timing with August 22 as a proposed date to attract more pros while avoiding NY State Fair conflicts.
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Bowling 2 Vander Veer day and SWBA officers slate
The Syracuse Women's Bowling Association hosts a busy weekend with an executive board meeting at 9:30 a.m. Saturday at The Inn on South Salina Street preceding the noon awards luncheon, Hall of Fame induction, memorial service, and open meeting. Mary Peters presides. Linda Gleason and Bette Hall lead the luncheon committee. Freida Gates and Becky Harp receive top honors. The American Bowling Congress notes the Sept. 2 death of former president John C. Martino of Syracuse and will honor him with the John Martino Bowling Writers Award.
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