Davis Comes Through As Dodgers Beat Reds 3 1 on Birthday
Mike Davis delivered a two run single in the third inning to lift the Dodgers over the Cincinnati Reds 3 1. Davis’s hit came after a drought of 23 scoreless innings for Los Angeles and followed walks to Kirk Gibson and Willie Randolph in a timely rally. Tim Leary earned the win for the Dodgers and Jay Howell closed it out with his 12th save.
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Legion Blue splits and Red sweeps in Midwest baseball action
Cedar Rapids Washington pitcher Brian Hagmeier tossed a six hitter for Legion Blue in a 4-0 win over West Dubuque County at Prairie diamond. Legion Red swept Madison Legion in a double header, scoring 24-10 and 12-9 after a road trip, with Arenas and Streff driving runs and Konigsmark and Donner earning wins.
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Prime Time League Holds Draft On Page 1B
The draft lists TEAM 3 players Ray Thompson to Mark Remme and TEAM 4 players Wade Lookingbill to Jay Reed. TEAM 5 includes Troy Skinner to Steve Brown. TEAM 6 features Michael Ingram to Lon Olejniczak. TEAM 8 covers Brian Garner to Thad Hoover with multiple college and local players named.
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Sam Roark
Ron Lassen
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Brad Lohaus
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Jeff Kraayenbrink
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Joe Jaspers
Mike Steele
Jay Reed
Ryan Dieckman
Troy Skinner
Greg McDermott
Brad Hill
Maurice Newby
Marcus Ware
Brian Jones
Frank Molak
Dean Kessler
Steve Brown
Mike Hershberger
Brian Garner
Tom Schaefer
al Lorenzen
Jon Ellis
Tom Hein
Kevin Drahozal
Rodney Chamble
Matt Fish
Cam Johnson
Mark Brown
Thad Hoover
Royals sweep Angels as Boone a three run shot lifts Royals
Kansas City gains a 5-3 win and a three game sweep behind Bob Boone who returned to California and hit a three run homer his first since 1988 Terry Leach earns the AL debut win after a midgame rally started by Bo Jackson and Pat Tabler, while Jim Abbott suffers a road loss.
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Reds look to beat Wausau as Jeffery reflects on rhythm
Jeffery 11-2 leads Reds, the league's winningest pitcher, despite not at his sharpest. Cedar Rapids notes Cedar Rapids pitcher Steve Hester praising Jeffery amid a 10-hit Reds eruption, scoring six in the third inning off Jody Ryan. Wausau suffers. Ron Pexa fills in at base umpire after Jim Hacker injury.
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Cedar Rapids Reds land seven on 1989 Midwest League All Star squad
Seven Cedar Rapids Reds earn Southern Division spots for the 1989 Midwest League All Star Game to be played June 26 in South Bend. The list includes pitchers Scott Jeffery and Steve Foster, catcher Eddie Taubensee, first baseman Adam Casillas, outfielder Benny Colvard, and infielders Jeff Branson and Chris Schnurbusch.
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Steve Seeseme
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Glenn Carter
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Lee Pleme
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Chuck Ricci
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