Two Baseball Trades and Storefront Milestones in One Day
Joel Youngblood becomes the first player to record hits for two different teams in two cities on the same day. He drives in the Mets’ winner in Chicago, then is traded to the Expos and plays for Philadelphia that night, singling in his fourth inning return.
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USC coach Tim Floyd breaks toes after bleacher fall
Tim Floyd, newly hired USC basketball coach, fractured two toes when he fell from the bleachers at a Las Vegas AAU tournament. He said a push from behind caused the tumble and he did not know which of his two assistants or UCLA coach Ben Howland was involved.
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Congress to investigate Palmeiro perjury case
Congress will probe whether Rafael Palmeiro perjured himself after testifying he had never used steroids. The House committee asked MLB to release Palmeiro’s drug-test results, tied to a 10 day suspension, as he joined 3,000-hit and 500-homer club members.
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Morgan voices fury over steroids era and Palmeiro sanction
Hall of Fame pitcher Joe Morgan vented strong opinions on Rafael Palmeiro and baseball’s steroids era. He condemned steroid users, criticized the sport’s tolerance, and urged consistency with Pete Rose’s Hall ban, while noting fault within baseball and suggesting lie detector tests for all involved. Morgan, 61, sat on the Hall of Fame executive board and spoke as a prominent ESPN commentator.
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