All-Star Game 1989 Standings and Records Summary
The 60th All-Star Game at Anaheim on July 11 1989 produced numerous records and milestones. Bo Jackson Wade Boggs homered in back to back at bats first inning tying a rare feat while Nolan Ryan became the oldest All-Star winner at 42 5 11 for the AL. The AL and NL shared numerous pitching and hitting firsts including leadoff homers by Bo Jackson and Willie Mays and various single inning home runs and strike counts, with MVP honoring Bo Jackson of Kansas City.
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Jeffrey Leonard
Ramen
Bo Jackson
Wade Boggs
Rick Reuschel
Steve Garvey
Jim Wynn
Vida Blue
Adee Hammaker
Jim Rice
Fred Lynn
Nolan Ryan
Early Wynn
Inn
Frank Frisch
Lou Boudreau
Willie Mays
Kansas City
Terry Steinbach
Oakland
Tim Raines
Montreal
Roger Clemens
Boston
LaMarr Hoyt
San Diego
Gary Carter
California
Dave Concepcion
Cincinnati
Ken Griffey
Dave Parker
Pittsburgh
Park District Softball Action Across Leagues
Park District softball showcases winning pitchers, multiple home runs, and numerous players with three or more hits across the night. Highlights include Liz Anderson and Dawn Fowler with standout performances, and a string of triples and doubles by Lahey, Selman, Crundwell, and others.
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Tour de France Stage at Superbagneres 84 miles results
Tour de France tenth stage from Cauterets to Superbagneres in 4 hours 27 minutes 19 seconds. Robert Millar Britain and Pedro Delgado Spain tied for first with Laurent Fignon leading overall at 46 hours 11 minutes 49 seconds. Greg LeMond US and Andrew Hampsten US also in top ten.
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Superbagneres
France
Andrew Hampsten
United States
Greg LeMond
Raul Alcala
Mexico
Erie Caritoux
Gianni Bugno
Alvaro Pino
Spain
Fabio Parra
Colombia
Jerome Simon
Laurent Fignon
Charles Mottet
Pedro Delgado
Marino Lejarreta
Italy
Robert Millar
Britain
Steven Rooks
Holland
Sean Kelly
Ireland
Gert-Jan Theunisse
Pascal Simon
Miguel Indurain
Eric Caritoux
Transactions Highlight Multiple Team Moves Across Leagues
Baseball deals include Cleveland purchasing the contract of Paul Zuvella from Colorado Springs in the PCL and Minnesota placing Wally Backman on the 15 day DL. New York activates Chuck Cary from the 21 day DL and sends Don Schulze to Columbus in AAA. Basketball adds Kevin Gamble to a multi year deal for Boston while Houston signs Larry Smith to a 3 year contract. Stanford reshuffles football staff with Dick Mannini and Jack Gilmore replaced by Dave Tipton and Mike Tolleson. Additional Houston adds Bob Mrosko and Scott Bednarski. LA Rams ink Jeff Carlson at QB. New England waives Ken McGuire.
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Cleveland
Paul Zuvella
Colorado Springs
Minnesota
Wally Backman
New York
Chuck Cary
Don Schulze
Columbus
Boston
Kevin Gamble
Houston
Larry Smith
Stanford
Dick Mannini
Jack Gilmore
Dave Tipton
Mike Tolleson
Bob Mrosko
Scott Bednarski
LA Rams
Jeff Carlson
New England
Keneard McGuire
All-Star game showcases AL relief and early runs
The American League used eight pitchers to tie a record. Ozzie Smith was picked off at the start but Terry Steinbach threw him out attempting a steal. Kirby Puckett and Harold Baines drove runs as the AL built a 5-2 lead, with Jackson’s hustle sparking a key inning. Players joking about future golf clubs and potential multi-sport careers capped the piece.
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Ozzie Smith
Stewart
Terry Steinbach
Tony Gwynn
Gwynn
Will Clark
Mitchell Fisted
Mitchell
Eric Davis
Johnson
Jackson
Rick Sutcliffe
Mike Scott
Kirby Puckett
Harold Baines
Baines
Sierra
Clark
Curtis Strange
Robinson to stay Orioles manager after threats to quit
Frank Robinson will remain Baltimore Orioles manager after a meeting with AL President Bobby Brown. He admitted his threat stemmed from frustration over umpiring and a tough Milwaukee loss. Brown will review plays on videotape while Orioles officials called the matter closed and clean.
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Anaheim
Calif
UPI
Frank Robinson
Baltimore Orioles
Milwaukee
Bobby Brown
Robinson
Orioles
Lawrence Lucchino
Roland Hemond
Brown
Fignon Takes Yellow From LeMond In Pyrenees Stage
Laurent Fignon overtakes Greg LeMond to seize the Tour de France overall lead after an 84 mile Pyrenees stage won by Robert Millar. Delgado climbs to fourth, 2 53 behind, as Mottet drops to third overall, 57 seconds back.
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Fignon
Millar
Delgado
Charles Mottet
France
Sauk Valley Booster Club meeting announced
The Sauk Valley Community College Booster Club will meet at 7 30 p m Wednesday July 19 at Angelo's II in Sterling. The session will introduce men's basketball Coach Russ Damhoff as executive director, appoint a nominating committee for 1989 90 officers, review the budget and activities, outline fund raising projects, report on a new booster component, and provide coaching updates. The club has 100 members and aims for 200 by 1990.
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Sauk Valley Community College Booster Club
Angelo’s II
Sterling
Russ Damhoff
Booster Club
Franklin Grove Lions sponsor men’s Class D slo-pitch tourney
Franklin Grove Lions Club hosts a men’s Class D slo-pitch softball tournament at Franklin Center High School on August 5 and 6. Entry is 100 dollars plus two new softballs, with prizes for top four finishers and a two-game guarantee. Deadline is July 28. contact Keith Roop or Mel Barron for details.
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Franklin Grove Lions Club
Franklin Center High School
Keith Roop
Mel Barron
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