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Royals Pen Silences Sounds

by Tim Fisher on July 30, 2010

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Omaha relievers retired the final 15 batters of the game, putting the clamps on a 7-4 Royals win over the Nashville Sounds watched by 5,610 fans at Greer Stadium. It was a tale of two games. The first half featured five lead changes as the two teams combined for eleven runs on twenty four hits. [...]

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Saltdogs Lose Third Straight

by Tim Fisher on July 30, 2010

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The Lincoln Saltdogs dropped their third straight game at home on Thursday, losing 9-4 to Sioux City.  Lincoln falls to 38-32, 9-13 in the second half. Saltdogs starter Jim Paduch (6-5) struggled with his control all night, walking six in his five innings of work.  Sioux City brought home the first of those free passes [...]

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Pelini Looking Forward to Season

by Tim Fisher on July 27, 2010

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Nebraska Head Football Coach Bo Pelini met the press Monday afternoon to kick off the Huskers’ final appearance at the Big 12 Conference Football Media Days. In his opening remarks, Pelini said he would focus all of his attention on the Big 12 instead of the Big Ten, and the media showed respect for his [...]

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O-Royals Drop Series Finale

by Tim Fisher on July 27, 2010

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Throwing only fastballs and changeups worked for Kansas City’s Gil Meche in his first rehab assignment start for Double-A Northwest Arkansas last week. But, the same repertoire was a recipe for disaster with Triple-A Omaha, as the New Orleans Zephyrs pounded Meche early en route to a 9-6 win Monday before 7,927 at Rosenblatt Stadium. [...]

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O-Royals Split With Zephyrs

by Tim Fisher on July 26, 2010

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For the second straight day, the Omaha Royals and New Orleans Sunday split a doubleheader at Rosenblatt Stadium. The Royals won the opener 7-4 and the Zephyrs prevailed by the same core in nine innings in a see-saw battle in the second contest. In the opener, New Orleans jumped out to a 3-0 lead in [...]

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