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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1999
Page
11
Canseco pads homer streak as Devil Rays top Angels
Jose Canseco slugged his 17th homer of the season, his fifth straight game with a home run, and added an RBI double in Tampa Bay's 10-9 win over Anaheim. He raised his batting average to .304, his best late-season mark since 1996, with Stocker, Martinez and Flaherty also driving in two runs. The roundup also notes Wade Boggs closing in on 3,000 hits, Rafael Palmeiro returning to Camden Yards, and other early-season highlights across the majors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peterspurg
Fla
Tampa Bay Devil Rays
Jose Canseco
Anaheim
Devil Rays
Canseco
Toronto
Ken Hill
Kevin Stocker
Dave Martinez
John Flaherty
Stocker
RBI
Mike Magnante
Wade Boggs
Tampa Bay
Baltimore
Charles Johnson
Sidney Ponson
Rafael Palmeiro
Camden Yards
Rangers
Boston
John Valentin
Pat Rapp
Rapp
San Diego
Tony Gwynn
Cincinnati
Gwynn
Schedule for Today and Weekend MLB Games
Today's schedule includes Toronto at Boston and Detroit at Cleveland at noon, Texas at Baltimore. New York at Chicago 3 04 p.m. Anaheim at Tampa Bay at 5 35 p.m. Oakland at Minnesota 7 05 p.m. Seattle at Kansas City at 7 05 p.m. Sunday lists Toronto at Boston 12 05 p.m. Detroit at Cleveland 12 05 p.m. Anaheim at Tampa Bay 12 35 p.m. New York at Chicago 1 05 p.m. Oakland at Minnesota 1 05 p.m. Seattle at Kansas City 1 05 p.m. Texas at Baltimore 7 05 p.m. Weekday games follow with Philadelphia at New York 12 40 p.m. Arizona at Colorado 2 05 p.m. Houston at San Francisco 3 05 p.m. Milwaukee at Montreal 6 05 p.m. Pittsburgh at Florida 6 05 p.m. Chicago at Atlanta 6 10 p.m. Cincinnati at San Diego 9 05 p.m. St Louis at Los Angeles 9 10 p.m. and evening doubleheaders list further matchups through 3 10 p.m.
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Pet GB
Boston New York
Tampa Bay
Toronto
Baltimore
Cleveland
Kansas City
Chicago
Detroit
Minnesota
Texas
Oakland
Seattle
Anaheim
LI Bo
Atlanta
New York
Philadelphia
Florida
Montreal
Houston
Chicago St. Louis
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Arizona
Los Angeles
Colorado
San Diego
Carpenter
Boston
Wakefield
Weaver
Wright
Sele
Guzman
Clemens
Pettitte
Snyder
Sirotka
Sparks
Alvarez
Rogers
Radke
Claude
Fussell
Wwday
Byrd
B.J. Jones
Daal
B.m.j Jones
Holt
Ortiz
Karl
Vazquez
Ritchie
Dempster
Tapani
Millwood
Harnisch
Murray
St. Louis
Sadowsky
Dreifort
Schott sells Reds stake as new ballpark plans advance
Cincinnati owner Marge Schott agreed to sell her controlling share to partners led by Carl Lindner as the Reds celebrate a lease for a new 45000 seat ballpark by 2003. Lindner, Schott, and officials watched a public passing of the torch at Cinergy Field amid praise and mixed emotion about Schott’s long tenure. Also, Indians catcher Sandy Alomar had a bone chip removed from his left knee and faces at least a month sidelined after surgery at Lutheran Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Lindner
Marge Schott
Reds
Cincinnati
Cinergy Field
Lindner
Schott
Major League Baseball
John Allen
Marge'Schott
Cincinnati Reds
Cinergy
LiveLane
Sandy Alomar
Cleveland Indians
Alomar
Lutheran Hospital
Lou Keppler
Cubs win fifth straight on road with late homers
The Cubs beat Atlanta 8-4 to extend a five game road streak and win their fourth in a row in the final at bat. Henry Rodriguez and Jeff Blauser hit two run homers in the ninth after Gary Gaetti's first inning grand slam.
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Atlanta
Chicago Cubs
Gary Gaetti
Henry Rodriguez
Jeff Blauser
Cubs
Wrigley Field
Gaetti
Braves
Chicago
Jim Riggleman
Rodriguez
Tyler Houston
Kevin McGlinchy
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Orioles
Red Sox
Blue Jays
Tigers
Indians
Frank Catalanotto
Paul Shuey
Catalanotto
Twins
Athletics
Minneapolis
Doug Miematkiewicz
Todd Walker
Denny Hocking
Matt Lawton
Doug Jones
Ron Coomer
Mientkiewicz
Padres
Marlins
Pirates
Miami
Livan Hernandez
Alex Gonzalez
Preston Wilson
Mets
Phillies
Mike Piazza
Orel Hershiser
Brewers
Expos
Ron Belliard
Dave Nilsson
Bobby Ayala
Rich Becker
Geoff Jenkins
Belliard
Rockies
Diamondbacks
Denver
Larry Walker
John Frascatore
Pedro Astacio
Giants
Astros
Mark Gardner
Armando Rios
Ken Caminiti
Cardinals
Dodgers
Ray Lankford
Fernando Tatis
Darren Bragg
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