Pete Rose banned from baseball for life
Pete Rose, longtime hits leader and record holder, was banned for life for betting on his team and other acts that stained the game. Commissioner Giamatti said there is no reinstatement deal, Rose can appeal after one year, and the action ends six months of allegations. Rose denied betting on baseball and expressed regret, while acknowledging bets on other sports.
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No winners in Rose Giamatti showdown
Pete Rose and baseball commissioner Bart Giamatti reach a compromise that ends their federal court dispute. The settlement limits Rose’s suspension to less than lifetime and frees Giamatti from the entanglement, though both sides faced costly legal battles and ongoing scrutiny over gambling evidence.
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Stewart Eckersley pace A's win over Rangers in AL roundup
Oakland defeats Texas 5 4 as Dave Stewart earns his 17th victory tying the major league lead and Dennis Eckersley nets his 27th save. A’s sit three games up on California in AL West while other results include Cleveland over Seattle and Toronto overpowering Detroit.
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Dempsey's 22nd inning homer lifts Dodgers past Expos
Rick Dempsey, hitting .168, led off the 22nd inning with his second homer of the year to give the Los Angeles Dodgers a 1-0 win over the Montreal Expos in the second longest shutout in major league history. The Expos had 13 hits but could not score.
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Gordon Leads Royals To Ninth Straight Win Over Angels
Royals rookie Tom Gordon dominated the Angels with seven innings on three hits as Kansas City won 6-4, tying a Royals rookie record with 16 victories. Bo Jackson and George Brett fueled the offense with key hits and Stillwell homered in a productive five-run fifth.
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