All-Star game pits Ice and Cooper on separate East West teams
Richmond notes say Mike Ice and Harold Cooper will play in the sixth annual VHSL Coaches All-Star Basketball game at the Robins Center. Cooper leads the West with Ice on the East in a hard 8 p.m. clash. Both are eager for action after practice hardship and blister issues.
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Royals close in on first in AL West as 8-1 rout fuels momentum
Kansas City moved within two games of the idle White Sox after an 8-1 win over Detroit. Seattle beat Oakland 4-3 while sitting sixth in the division, and other results included Red Sox Indians split, Yankees Brewers split, and Twins edging Angels 3-2. Al Cowens had four hits and five RBIs. Paul Splittorff pitched a four-hitter for his third complete game in 22 starts.
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Pirates batter Reds as Reuss notches 100th win in August-like relief
Jerry Reuss earns his 100th career victory with six solid innings as the Pirates top the Reds 6 2 aided by Al Oliver's two RBIs and three double plays from the defense. The all star break calm helps Reuss shake a poor first half while fans supply a pivotal assist via a umbrella miscue for three fifth inning runs.
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Kenyan Amos Korir Aims For Olympic Dream In America
Amos Kipchirchir Korir, a 23 year old freshman at Allegheny Community College in Pittsburgh, has run a 1 52 half mile and 9 00 for 3000 meter steeplechase. He trained in Kenya with minimal coaching and now faces world class standards in the United States as he plans a college career and hopes to reach the Olympics though he says that remains far away. He describes Kenyan running culture and his Nandi tribal background with pride.
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