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Newspaper

Dixon Telegraph

Location

Dixon, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1989

Page

9

89 Baseball Season Full of Surprises

A 1989 baseball season has offered surprises with the Chicago Cubs at 15-12 and improving, while the Cincinnati Reds lead the West at 15-11 amid controversy surrounding Pete Rose. Player notes include Paul O’Neill with a jersey reading O’Neill.

Chicago Cubs Cincinnati Reds Los Angeles Dodgers San Diego Padres Reds Pete Rose Paul O'Neill O’neil

Baseball power rankings early May update

Chip Shots by Chip Marshall notes opening day productivity and league leaders. It highlights Reds and Giants with MVP contenders Kevin Mitchell and Will Clark, alongside Cubs boosts from Mitch Williams and Mark Grace. Mets and Cardinals top the NL East mix, AL sees Rangers, A's, Canseco, Canseco, and Bo Jackson making impact, with Tigers and Blue Jays struggling.

Reds San Francisco Giants Kevin Mitchell Will Clark Mitchell Clark CUBS Tom Harry Mitch Williams Mark Grace Rick Sutcliffe Williams Texas Rangers Rafael Palmeiro Mark Davis Padres Sutcliffe Cy Young Grace New York Mets St. Louis Cardinals Pittsburgh Pirates Mets Dwight Gooden Darryl Strawberry Vince Coleman Pedro Guerrero Milt Thompson Willie McGee Jose DeLeon St. Louis Thompson Philadelphia Phillies DeLeon Astro Franco Cleveland Pete O'Brien Rangers Oakland Athletics Mark McGwire Jose Canseco Kansas City Royals Bo Jackson Los Angeles Raiders Seattle Jeff Leonard Minnesota Twins Kirby Puckett Frank Viola Jeff Reardon Baltimore Jeff Ballard Indians O’brien Detroit Tigers Toronto Blue Jays Tiger Jack Morris

Sunday Silence Proven Survivor in Derby Chase

Louisville based story follows Hancock and Sunday Silence as they defy split chances with Easy Goer in the Kentucky Derby. Raised at Stone Farm in Kentucky, Sunday Silence rose from a modest Keeneland sale bid to racing glory under Oak Cliff Stable and trainer Charlie Whittingham before the 1988 season.

Louisville UPI Arthur Hancock Sunday Sunday Silence Halo Hancock Stone Farm Paris Kentucky Bluegrass Oak Cliff Stable Wishing A.B Claiborne Farm Bold Ruler Son of Halo Oak Cliff California Charlie Whittingham

Chicago climbs back into saddle in Calgary win

Chicago Blackhawks rebounded from a Game 1 loss by defeating Calgary 4-2 in the Campbell Conference finals. Steve Larmer Denis Savard and Steve Thomas opened the scoring early as Chicago built a 3-0 lead before Calgary's late efforts, with Joe Mullen scoring for the Flames, could tighten the gap.

Calgary Alberta UPI Chicago Blackhawks Flames Steve Larmer Denis Savard Steve Thomas Olympic Saddledome Saddledome Stampede Corral Dave Manson Mike Vernon Hawks Larmer

Kentucky Derby Field and Purses at Churchill Downs

The 115th Kentucky Derby field is listed by post position with 16 starters. Post time 4 33 p m CDT televised by ABC with gross value 759 200 and winner's share 584 200.

Louisville Churchill Downs Clever Trevor Don Pettinger Flying Continental Jay Robbins Playboy Randy Romero Hawkster M. Castaneda Shy Tom Chris Antley Houston Laffit Pincay Dansil Larry Snyder Faultless Ensign Chris de Carlo Triple Buck Jose Santos P. Valenzuela Donald Howard Herb McCauley Craig Perret Pat Day Donnie Miller Jo Jo Ladner Don C. McNeill Jack Kent Cooke Nancy Vanier R. Roncari J.S. Meredith W.T. Young Beal French Lukas John Franks Anthony Tornett G. Marano Hancock

Oregon girls second at invitational track meet

The Oregon High School girls track team again relied on its sprinting strength to place second at the Oregon Invitational. The Hawks totaled 40 points, trailing Forreston with 63, while Winnebago 28, Bryan 28, Mount Morris 24, Galena 23, Pecatonica 23, Amboy 17, Freeport Aguin 17, Rockford Christian Life 9 and Walnut 0. Oregon won two relays and Krista Brandon took the 200 meter dash.

Oregon Oregon High School Hawks Forreston Winnebago and Bryan Mount Morris Galena Pecatonica Amboy Freeport Aguin Rockford Christian Life Walnut Krista Brandon

Area roundup highlights multiple event wins and placings

The report lists Mount Morris, Oregon, Amboy, and surrounding teams at a regional meet. Mount Morris dominates with wins in the 100 dash and long jump by Lisa McKinley, plus a 400 relay victory. Brandon, Mindy Virgil, Lana Harper, and Sheila Smith post relay wins. Individual placings include Jay Wegner in the 1600 and Troy Madlena taking two sprints.

Brandon Mindy Virgil Lana Harper Sheila Smith Hawks Jay Wegner Oregon Virgil Smith Wegner Cathy Lauer Charity Schwartz Stephanie Harden Mount Morris Lisa McKinley Mary Wright Amboy Chris Kessel Shelly Senn The Clippers Janelle Drew MMHS Monroe Wis Troy Madlena Madilena Dayne Coursey Jason Finfrock Mark Dietrich Dietrich

Jordan's pursuit of perfection presses Cavs in playoffs

Michael Jordan scored 44 as Chicago holds a 2-1 lead over Cleveland in the series. Bulls coach Phil Jackson stressed defense early as Chicago aims to finish the series Friday at Chicago Stadium. Cavaliers coach Lenny Wilkens warned of renewed effort, while John Williams with 22 points in the fourth quarter sparked a late rally. Price groin and Ehlo wrist injuries plagued Cleveland, reducing rotation depth as Jordan warned the Cavs to expect a tougher, more focused foe in Game 4.

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