Major League Baseball Roundup and Standings Notes
Rosin of the day features Nolan Ryan’s 5-1 Texas win over California Angels, plus key notes on Orel Hershiser’s six hitter and Mark Davis’s 18th save. Stan leaders include Magrane’s 22 scoreless innings streak, and Kirk Toront on win totals. Also mentions Harold Reynolds day-to-day status and Kevin Appier’s first major league win.
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Dillard Pruitt
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Baseball and Football Transactions Brief from 1990 Season
Baseball notes include Boston Red Sox signing Joe Morgan for 1990, Royals placing Floyd Bannister on the 21 day DL and Danny Tartabull on the 15 day DL with retroactive to June 14, activating Luis Aquino from 15 day DL, and purchasing Sammy Sosa from Tulsa. Phillies sign Vor Hayes to a three year contract. Football: Cleveland Browns named.
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Drafts and trades buoy late season chatter in sports update
ESPN Golf and WTBS Baseball slate headline a packed day while NHL moves see Detroit Red Wings swap stars for Bernie Federko. A 1989 NBA draft order note follows with multiple colleges and players listed, plus high school all state and second team notes from Shady Spring and surrounding schools.
Padres Rally to Beat Reds in 12, Clark Ends Slump
San Diego over Cincinnati 1-0 in 12 innings as Jack Clark ends an 0-for-20 stretch with a bloop single to score Mark Parent. Alvin Davis and Seattle stage a 9-5 win over Minnesota with a grand slam.
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Yount's streak ends as Brewers blanked by Blue Jays
Milwaukee center fielder Robin Yount saw his record run of consecutive games played end at 276 after crashing into the center field wall while chasing Manny Lee's fourth inning triple. Out indefinitely, the star had started the streak August 13, 1987, and passed Gorman Thomas on May 13 with 243 games to set the club mark.
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Boston Extends Morgan's Contract Through 1990
Boston rewards Joe Morgan after he guided the Red Sox to the 1988 AL East title. The new contract extends his tenure through the 1990 season, reflecting the team’s confidence in his leadership since taking over in mid July.
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NL Plans Timetable for Two-Team Expansion in Early Nineties
Commissioner A Bartlett Giamatti said the National League will announce a timetable for adding two teams within three months after a new labor contract with the players union is in place. He and Barry Rona noted expansion hinges on labor talks, with a target date of the early 1990s and potential benefits for players through increased jobs. Giamatti also reported a detailed review of baseball’s finances to owners.
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Baseball minority hiring rising in Major League Baseball
The commissioner reports steady gains in minority and women employment across front offices and on-field non-playing positions. 273 minorities occupy 15 percent of 1,854 front office roles, up from 142 in 1988. breakdown includes 163 black, 88 Hispanic, 22 Asian. 24 black and 11 Hispanic executives top club levels. On-field non-playing roles reach 313 minorities, 207 Hispanic, 102 black, four Asian, up from 194 last year. Commissioner Giamatti commits to monitoring hires and rejects quotas.
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