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Major schedule shows Heonesday’s Ames at New York Whitehurst 1 7 at San Francisco Burkett 11 6 3 38 p.m. Ashby 1 1 at Cincinnati Boston 1 2 7 95 p.m. Martinez 13 10 at Atlanta Avery 10 8 7 40 p.m. Tewksbury 13 5 at Houston Henry 4 9 8 35 p.m. Maddux 15 9 at San Diego Otters 12 8 10 05 p.m. Wakefield 3 1 at Los Angeles Candiot 9 10 10 35 p.m.
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Ripken Signs Lucrative Five Year Deal With Orioles
Cal Ripken signs a five year contract with the Baltimore Orioles worth 32.5 million dollars plus a 2 million post career offer. The deal averages 6.5 million per year and secures his stay with the Orioles through 1997 with a final optional two years. Ripken expressed relief and focus returning after a lengthy negotiation period.
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Braves slumping Ronnie Gant faces tough return to form
Braves left fielder Ronnie Gant has sat out eight games amid a slump while teammates and fans urge him to simplify his approach. Gant recalls past struggles, notes the team is winning, and vows to rebound after a rough start to the season.
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Gooden Homers As Mets Beat Giants 4 1
Dwight Gooden powered the Mets to a 4 1 victory at Candlestick Park with seven innings pitched and a two run homer. George Shinn’s arena shopping drew fans and local officials, while Shinn’s party mingled with spectators. Gooden earned his first win since July 4 as Cincinnati beat Philadelphia 6 2 with Barry Larkin and Bip Roberts homering.
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Stewart Extends Streak Against Red Sox to 13
Dave Stewart beat Boston in Oakland and Fenway in both regular season and playoffs. He improves to 13-5 lifetime against the Red Sox and 2-0 this season after a 9-3 win on Monday night. Stewart, hampered by an elbow scare, lasted 5 1-3 innings but helped Oakland move seven games ahead in the AL West.
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Tigers ride back to win with two run homer by van Jaau en
Tigers beat Twins 6 to 2 in Detroit lifting slump at the Metrodome. Van Jaun returned to the Mets area and hit a two run homer while Gladden signed with Detroit last off season and took two leaping catches in left. Cecil Fielder hit his 28th homer of the year.
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Cantornia tops Baltimore as Ripken seals record contract
Cantornia won for the fifth time in six games beating Baltimore on the day shortstop Cal Ripken signed the richest contract in baseball history on his 32nd birthday.
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