Howe permanent ban ends drug era for star pitcher
New York Yankees pitcher Steve Howe received a permanent ban from baseball after Commissioner Fay Vincent ruled he exhausted his opportunities to comply with the sport’s drug policy. Howe becomes the first player banned for drugs and there was no immediate word on appeals.
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Twins Hammer Angels as Tapani Spins 2-Hitter
Kevin Tapani pitched a two-hitter with a career-high ten strikeouts and no walks to lead the Minnesota Twins past the California Angels 11-0. Bri an Harper added four hits and four RBIs, as Chuck Finley faltered in his start.
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Springfield Cardinals extend slim lead in second half chase
The Springfield Cardinals beat the Cedar Rapids Reds 5-2 at Memorial Stadium as Darrel Deak went 4 for 4 and drove in a run. Scott Simmons allowed two hits through six innings, while Cincinnati’s Chris Hook saw his 26 scoreless innings end in the sixth. Notes include Reds adding John Hrusovsky to the roster and True Value Discount Night promotions.
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Olson Opens Lead In Women's City Amateur Golf Tour
Olson fires 77 at Ellis Park to lead the 18-hole division by four after two rounds. Fensterman shoots 76 to move to second at 165. Reinertsen 168 and Blank 169 follow as final 18-hole round set for 7 a.m. at St Andrews.
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