Baseball No-Hitters and Dated Classics Across Years
Record of historic no-hitters and key games spanning 1908 to 1970. Cy Young’s 1908 no-hitter at age 41 against the Highlanders, Dizzy Dean’s 17-strikeout 1933 win for the Cardinals, Bob Lemon’s 1948 night no-hitter for Cleveland over Detroit, Sandy Koufax’s 1962 13-strikeout gem for the Dodgers, and Henry Aaron’s 1970 homer at Riverfront Stadium as Atlanta beat the Reds.
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Cy Young
Boston Red Sox
New York Highlanders
Dizzy Dean
Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago
Cleveland
Bob Lemon
Detroit Tigers
Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles Dodgers
New York Mets
Dodger Stadium
Riverfront Stadium
Cincinnati
Henry Aaron
Jim McGlothlin
Atlanta
Reds
Cardinals star McGwire tops NL All Star voting finale
Mark McGwire led the National League in All Star voting with 3,377,145 votes as fans favored him to start at first base. Sammy Sosa trimmed the list, finishing 12th overall with notable June power, while Mike Piazza and Larry Walker led the NL reserves and outfield. Bay area and Atlanta stars also highlighted the ballot in this first glimpse of rosters for the midseason classic.
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New York
Roger Maris
Mark McGwire
Sammy Sosa
McGwire
St. Louis
Oakland
Coors Fields
Denver
Sosa
Chicago Cubs
New York Mets
Mike Piazza
Los Angeles
Mets
Darryl Strawberry
Larry Walker
Colorado Rockies
San Diego
Tony Gwynn
San Francisco
Barry Bonds
Atlanta
Chipper Jones
Walt Weiss
Houston
Craig Biggio
Andres Galarraga
Piazza
Charles Johnson
Weiss
Cincinnati
Barry Larkin
Jones
Colorado
Vinn Castilla
Bonds
Walker
Biggio
Carlos Baerga
Korida Marlins
Edgar Renteria
Florida
Jim Leyland
Owners to tap Selig for baseball commissioner in Chicago
New York AP reports the owners meeting on July 9 in Chicago is expected to elect Bud Selig as baseball commissioner, the first since Fay Vincent in 1992. Selig, acting commissioner since 1992, has indicated he may accept but stays noncommittal while plans for the 1999 schedule are also set to be finalized.
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New York
Baseball Owners
Chicago
Bud Selig
Selig
Baseball
Executive Council
Milwaukee Brewers
Fay Vincent
Leaders in Baseball Stats Across Two Leagues
American League leaders include A Rodriguez Seattle with 110 hits and 60 RBI while Griffey Jr Seattle, Thome Cleveland, and Canseco Toronto top various power and run categories. National League leaders show McGwire St. Louis and Sosa Chicago leading home runs and RBI with Biggio Houston and Bichette Colorado among top hits and steals.
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Irodriguez Tex
Bwilliams Nyy
H Morris KC
Twatkermin
Thome Cle
Segui Sea
Mvaughn Bos
Higginson Det
O'Neill Nyy
Canso Chw
Griffeyr
Seattle
Thome
Cleveland
Arodriguez
Edmonds
Anaheim
Crieve
Oakland
Durham
Chicago
JuGonzalez
Texas
RBI
Detroit
Canseco
Toronto
Knoblauch
New York
Partinez
Bonton
Dwells
Cone
Helling
Wakefield
Boston
Williams
Arroyo
Tampa Bay
Johnson
Chinley
Clemens
Sete
Erickson
Baltimore
Colon
Percival
Gordon
Wetteland
Rangers
Taranto
Mrivera
Rernandez
Mjackson
National League
GAB Orh Pet
Riordan
Wwalkercol
Gwynn
MaGrace
Chc BO
BichetteCot
TIS
Biggio Hou
Sosa Che
DeBell Hou
Kennedall Pit
Jefleries Phi
Rmns
Biggio
Houston
McGwire
St. Louis
Glanville
Philadelphia
Sosa
Chrones
Atlanta
Gatarraga
Glaughn
San Diego
Castilla
Colorado
Triples
DeShields
Blarkin
Cincinnati
Perez
Ajones
Atanta
Shinley
G Vaughn
Galarraga
J Lopez
Hjones
Burnitz
Milwaukee
McYoung
Los Angeles
Womack
Pittsburgh
Renteria
Florida
Clayton
Qveras
Gmaddux
Glavine
Rueter
San Francisco
K Brown
Hampton
Wood
Gardner
Harnisch
AlMartinez
Schilling
Stottlemyre
Kbrown
Estes
Reynolds
Saves—Hoffman
New
Shaw
Urbina
Montreal
Bragner
Beck
Jfranco
Hayes suspended for two games by NL
New York San Francisco third baseman Charlie Hayes was suspended two games by the National League for arguing balls and strikes, uttering personal profanity toward an umpire, and menacing behavior. He was fined and will miss games starting Tuesday while appealing the penalty.
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New York
San Francisco
Charlie Hayes
Hayes
Len Coleman
Giants
Oakland
Mike Winters
Dusty Baker
Winters
Braves Send Wohlers to Triple-A Richmond for Rehab
Atlanta closer Mark Wohlers, 28, is rehabbing in the minors and has been assigned to Triple-A Richmond. He had been with a rookie league team in Orlando since June 20 for practice only and was barred from game pitching by major league rules.
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Braves
Wohlers
Richmond
Atlanta
Mark Wohlers
Orlando
MasterCard Signs Sponsorship With Major Baseball Teams
MasterCard announced agreements with seven large market teams including Atlanta, Baltimore, Boston, Cleveland, Los Angeles, New York Mets and St. Louis making MasterCard their preferred card. The move underscores the widening gap between rich and poor clubs in baseball.
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New York
MasterCard
Atlanta
Baltimore
Boston
Cleveland
Los Angeles
New York Mets
St. Louis
Baseball
Schedule deadline postponed for two weeks
New York base ball players and owners agreed to a two week postponement for the 1999 schedule draft under the CBA. The draft deadline moves from June 30 to July 15. Ryan Klesko of the Atlanta Braves had an appendectomy and is out one to two weeks.
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New York
Players Association
Klesko
Atlanta
Ryan Klesko
Atlanta Braves
Interleague Baseball Tonight and Wednesday Schedule
Interleague games feature San Diego at Oakland and Montreal at Boston among 14 matchups today. Wednesday's slate includes Mets at Toronto and San Diego at Oakland with several 6:05 p.m. starts and late-night games across the league. Arizona visits Chicago Cubs at 7:05 p.m. with a Wednesday rematch set for 1:20 p.m.
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San Diego
Ashby
Oakland
Haynes
Montreal
Perez
Boston
Avery
Detroit
Moehler
Pittsburgh
Lieber
Minnesota
Hawkins
Cincinnati
Tomka
WM. N.Y. Mets
Reed
Toronto
Clemens
Atlanta
Neagle
Tampa Bay
Saunders
Florida
Meadows
Baltimore
Erickson
Philadelphia
Loewer
N.Y
Milwaukee
Eldred
Chicago White Sox
Navarro
Houston
Bergman
Kansas City
Busch
St. Louis
Petkovsek
Los Angeles
Dreifart
Texas
Helsing
N.Y. Mets
Yankees
Cleveland
Colorado
Seattle
San Francisco
Anaheim
Arizona
Blair
Chicago Cubs
Clark
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