Canseco and Sandberg Lead All Star Balloting
Jose Canseco tops American League voting with 2.31 million ballots and earns an Oakland lineup slot alongside Ken Griffey Jr and Rickey Henderson. Ryne Sandberg leads National League balloting as star starters are named with Cal Ripken Jr and Wade Boggs among infield selections. The article notes Canseco’s new contract and comments from Griffey and Boggs, plus other early fan results and notable omissions.
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NEW York
Jose Canseco
Oakland Athletics
Canseco
Ryne Sandberg
Chicago Cubs
Gary Carter
Montreal
Sandberg
Sandy Alomar
Cleveland
Mark McGwire
Oakland
Steve Sax
N.Y
Wade Boggs
Boston
Cal Ripken, Jr
Baltimore
Ken Griffey, Jr
Lea Rickey Henderson
Wrigley Field
Major League Baseball
Seattle
Ken Griffey Jr
Rickey Henderson
Cal Ripken Jr
Boggs
Red Sox
Toronto
Kelly Gruber
Gruber
Tye
Lou Gehrig
Alomar
Baseball Hall of Fame Players Named in City Listings
A list of notable players includes Benito Santiago of San Diego, Will Clark of San Francisco, Ryne Sandberg of Chicago, Chris Sabo of Cincinnati, Ozzie Smith of St. Louis, Andre Dawson of Chicago, Lenny Dykstra of Philadelphia, and Kevin Mitchell of San Francisco.
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Cecil Fielder
Detroit
McGwire
Chicago White Sox
Ozzie Guillen
Ripken
Sandberg
Will Clark
San Francisco
Chris Sabo
Cincinnati
Ozzie Smith
Smith
Barry Larkin
Larkin
San Diego
Benito Santiago
Mike Seviscia
Los Angeles
Santiago
Todd Zeile
Umeago
Andre Dawson
Pauladelphia
Lenny Dykstra
Kevin Mitchell
Dawson
Mitchell
Dykstra
Phillies
Greg Luzinski
Ryne Sandberg
Chicago
Cincinati
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Bauer keeps slim Tour lead as Fignon quits stage five
In Rouen France Canada's Steve Bauer held a 30 second overall lead over Ronan Pensee of France after the rain soaked fifth stage of the Tour de France. Laurent Fignon quit the race, citing calf pain and a string of misfortunes this week. Gerrit Solleveld won the stage while LeMond and Museeuw trailed.
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Rouen
France
Canada
Steve Bauer
Laurent Fignon
Fignon
Greg LeMond
Bauer
Gerrit Solleveld
Belgium
Johan Museeuw
Ronan Pensee
Prans Maassen
Netherlands
LeMond
Hospital stay ends for Blazers' Ramos
Ramon Ramos, Portland Trail Blazers forward, left a hospital rehabilitation center six months after a severe brain injury from a car crash and went home. He will undergo outpatient therapy five days a week at a hospital-run rehab center while living with his parents in Portland.
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Portland
Ore
Portland Trail Blazers
Ramon Ramos
Ramos
Rehabilitation Institute of Oregon
Good Samaritan Hospital
Medical Center
Chuck Williams
Good Samaritan Community
Puerto Rico
Williams
Interstate 5
Seton Hall
Pirates
Ramon
William
Franklin Wong
Trail Blazers
peraUuditty
Cule Llu
Basketball campers learn from NBA star Dennis Scott at Mason Dixon Camp
More than 450 boys filled Knott Arena as Dennis Scott spoke on being a versatile player and a responsible person. He discussed balancing pro life with schooling, weight management, and NBA game demands, autographs and Q&A followed. Camp offerings at Mount St Marys include basketball, baseball, tennis, lacrosse, and soccer with prices from 180 to 390 dollars.
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Emmitsburg
Knott Arena
Dennis Scott
Scott
Georgia Tech
Gunor
Orlando Magic
Morgan Wootten
Mason-Dixon
NBA
Michael Jordan
Mount St Mary’s
Blue Ridge
Mount St. Mary's College
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Barry Bonds
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Matt Williams
Sabo
Mea
Cyrille Guimard
Castorama
Guimard
Associated Press
Vanada
Steve Sauer
Cur Ge
Ireland
Sean Kelly
Blazers’ Ramos
Katrina Waugh
News-Post
Cal Ripken
Baltimore Orioles
Lincoln Phillips
Timothy Jacobsen
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