All-Star Game at Wrigley May Produce Future Hall of Famers
The 1990 All-Star Game at Wrigley Field highlights a parade of stars with 16 Hall of Fame inductees from 1962 cited as a benchmark. Veterans like Aaron and Mays are recalled alongside a wave of current greats such as Canseco Clark Clemens Dawson Ripken Sandberg Strawberry and emerging stars who may join Cooperstown.
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Hall of Fame
Hank Aaron
Willie Mays
Ted Williams
Stan Musial
Roberto Clemente
Bob Gibson
Ernie Banks
Brooks Robinson
al Kaline
Juan Marichal
Luis Aparicio
Frank Robinson
Yogi Berra
Eddie Mathews
Warren Spahn
Mickey Mantle
Wade Boggs
Margo Adams
Tony Gwynn
Boggs
Rickey Henderson
Lou Brock
Ozzie Smith
St. Louis
Cooperstown
Jose Canseco
Will Clark
Roger Clemens
Andre Dawson
Hawk
Cal Ripken
Ryne Sandberg
Darryl Strawberry
Mark McGwire
Kirby Puckett
Bret Saberhagen
Frank Viola
Roberto Alomar
Sandy Alomar Jr
Ken Griffey Jr
Matt Williams
Ramon Martinez
Randy Johnson
Wrigley
Carlton Fisk
Nolan Ryan
Don Mattingly
Gary Carter
Eric Davis
Dwight Gooden
Pascual Perez
Wrigley Field
Edberg Wins Thriller for Wimbledon Title Over Becker
Stefan Edberg defeats Boris Becker in five sets to claim his second Wimbledon men’s singles title at Centre Court. The match lasts three hours with Edberg’s deft shot sealing a 6-2 6-2 3-6 3-6 6-4 victory as Becker fights back in the later sets. Edberg earns $391,000 and eyes No. 1 with a possible US Open bid. Navratilova also wins her ninth Wimbledon title, beating Zina Garrison 6-4 6-1 and collecting $352,000.
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Imbledon
England
Edberg
Boris Becker
Becker
Ivan Lendl
New York
ATP
Lendl
Martina Navratilova
Tle
Zina Garrison
Navratilova
Katerina Witt
Goran Ivanisevic
Brewers erupt for 20 runs in rout of California
Milwaukee flipped a 7-0 deficit into a 20-7 victory over California on Sunday setting a club record for runs in a game. Darryl Hamilton hit a grand slam and six RBIs on two hits while Greg Brock and Bill Spiers also delivered key hits as 18 Brewers batted in the inning. Donnie Hill pitched in relief for California.
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Milwaukee
California
Doug Rader
Brewers
Boston
Jim Gantner
Angels
Donnie Hill
Donnie
Rader
Hill
Rob Deer
Darryl Hamilton
Bill Spiers
Greg Brock
Greg Sheffield
Hamilton
West Germany wins World Cup with penalty kicks in Rome
West Germany defeats Argentina 1 0 after a tense final marred by fouls. Andreas Brehme converts a late penalty as Beckenbauer captains and coaches the titleholders to a third World Cup triumph, tying Brazil and Italy for most championships.
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Rome
West Germany
Andreas Brehme
Argentina
Brazil
Italy
Robert Sensini
Rudi Voeller
Brehme
Sergio Goycoechea
Franz Beckenbauer
Beckenbauer
Pedro Monzon
Edgardo Codesal
Mexico
Gustavo Cezotti
Codesal
Argetine
Carlos Bilardo
Diego Maradona
Maradona
Lothar Matthaeus
Olympic Stadium
Javier homers as Cedar Rapids Reds win 10th straight
Vicente Javier belted his first pro homer and drove in five to fuel Cedar Rapids Reds to a 7 4 victory over Quad City in Memorial Stadium before 3 287 fans. The win left Cedar Rapids tied with Quad City atop the Southern Division at 13 5.
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Vicente Javier
Cedar Rapids Reds
Memorial Stadium
Reds
Quad City
Clinton
Amana
Waterloo
Javier
Pete Beeler
Dominican Republic
Gazette
Jiro Ose
Cedar Rapids
Carl Grovom
Quad City Angels
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Mike Hlas
Wimbledon
Sweden
Stefan Edberg
C.R
By Mike Koolbeck
C.R. Reds