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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1994
Page
8
Major League Baseball summary notes Turang and Griffey Jr spark a late Seattle rally. Griffey belts his 38th homer, breaking a 45 at bat drought, as Edgar Martinez and Tino Martinez drive in runs. Ayala seals 12th save in 10th.
The Frederick team built an 11-3 edge before Kinston cut it to 11-9 late. A Chavez solo homer followed by York strikeouts closed the seventh. Shenk earned the win and Lemp notched the save as Gaithersburg toppled Damascus 13-12 to finish the Kane District game. Damascus, 4-12, rallied to tie late but Gaithersburg pulled ahead in the eighth. Paul Smith led Damascus with three hits, including a triple, and Nate Woodard added a double. Damascus visits St Alban’s in Washington Saturday to face Adelphi Past.
Rafael Palmeiro hit a foul fly to left that scored Anderson as Baltimore built a lead. Eichhorn had allowed only two runs in his prior 42 innings before Thursday. The Orioles held a players meeting about a potential strike to protest a salary cap, with Mussina saying a strike date could be authorized and voted on if needed.
Chicago belted late homers to beat Detroit while Cleveland loses ground in the AL Central. Texas rode Dean Palmer’s two homers and Tim Leary’s strong outing to top Cleveland 6-4 in Arlington. Colorado and San Francisco secured wins as Atlanta, Cincinnati, and Houston posted late rallies in other games.
The Tour de France completed a two day England visit with a dramatic Portsmouth finish. Nicola Minali edged Olaf Ludwig for the stage win while Flavio Vanzella kept the overall yellow jersey ahead of Belgium’s Johann Museeuw and Spain's Miguel Indurain. Over 2 million spectators lined the routes, celebrating the return after twenty years.
Chicago Cubs broadcaster Harry Caray, 77, was discharged from Northwestern Memorial Hospital two weeks after a stumble and fall at a Cubs game in Miami. He received treatment for an irregular heartbeat detected after heat exposure before the June 23 game at Joe Robbie Stadium. A hospital spokesman said his condition has improved and he expects a return to work with few restrictions, though Caray has not specified a return date to WGN-TV.
Chicago Bears running back Neil Anderson announces retirement citing diminished heart for the game. The unrestricted free agent, 29, says football was never his top priority and notes he earned 1.6 million last season before leaving the Bears.
Orchard Park New York AP Marv Levy vows to tackle the O J Simpson case as the Bills prepare for training camp. He aims to establish the matter early, stressing it is not a Bills or NFL event and urging players not to feel stigma while recognizing national sorrow. Levy notes many players know Simpson and will be discussing the case.
Gallup poll for owners shows about three quarters of fans support a salary cap with 72 percent saying salaries are too high and caps are necessary. Half strongly favor a cap in baseball, 26 percent somewhat favor. union disputes the poll as not representing informed judgment.
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