Griffey retires but dreams of playing with son persist
Ken Griffey Jr. announced retirement from the Cincinnati Reds after a weekend decision to open a roster spot for Chris Hammond. The 40 year old slugger said he has not ruled out playing again and hopes to team with his son, Ken Griffey Jr., with the Seattle Mariners next season if he is healthy and given a chance.
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USOC chief seeks swift Steinbrenner decision
USOC president Robert Helmick pressed to settle George Steinbrenner status quickly to avoid distracting from athletes. At a two day Colorado Springs meeting, Helmick hinted a decision or agreement could emerge, while Steinbrenner contemplates stepping back from Yankees control to protect his USOC role amidst Commissioner Vincent's ruling.
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Yankees co-owners press pro-Steinbrenner suit in court
Two part owners Daniel McCarthy and Harold Bowman continue a lawsuit to restore George Steinbrenner after his resignation was filed with the commissioner. Judge Batchelder refused a temporary restraining order to block the July settlement with Fay Vincent while the appeals court weighs the stay. The 6th Circuit panel in Cincinnati will hear arguments, no hearing date set.
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Brawl with bat overshadows 1965 Giants Dodgers clash
At Candlestick Park on August 22 1965 Juan Marichal felled Dodgers catcher Roseboro with a bat in a fractious Giants Dodgers game. The fight drew 42807 fans, left Roseboro bloodied, and led to Marichal’s ejection while Willie Mays helped calm the scene.
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Masanori Murakami
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Michael Takes Over Yankees Boss Returns as GM and Manager
New York AP Gene Michael arrives at Yankee Stadium as the Yankees’ new vice president and general manager and also serves as interim manager. He has a long history with the club, previously managing in 1980 and 1982, and says he is prepared to lead the organizational direction.
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Maas Fires Off Major League Home Run Rampage
New York Yankee rookie Kevin Maas, filling for injured Don Mattingly, hits his 15th homer in 133 at bats setting a record pace. Maas leads MLB with rapid early power and aims for a high homer per at bat ratio, while noting the streak won’t last forever.
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