MLB Standings and Thursday Schedule Noted
Wednesday’s MLB standings show New York at Cincinnati 2 p.m. and Montreal at Atlanta 6:40 p.m. San Diego at Pittsburgh 6:35 p.m. Los Angeles at Chicago 7:05 p.m. Ottawa Franklin Savings American Legion AA closes season tonight versus Gannett at Ortis Cox Field with 8:30 p.m. first pitch. JV game follows.
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McMahon Signs One Year Deal With Eagles
Jim McMahon, famed Chicago Bears quarterback of Super Bowl glory in 1986, agrees to a one year contract with the Philadelphia Eagles after being traded from Chicago to San Diego last August for a second round pick.
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Jim McMahon
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Philadelphia Eagles
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All-Star Game Damp Weather Sparks AL Win
Tony La Russa shuffled six pitchers for a two hitter as the American League shut out the National League 2 0 at Wrigley Field. Fran co Franco delivered the key two run double in the seventh off Rob Dibble earning MVP honors amid steady rain and damp wind. Jose Saberhagen worked two hitless innings and Canseco praised the fun approach in a rain delayed, wind taxed game.
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Jim Donaghy
Hicago
Tony la Russa
la Russa
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Dave Stick
Bret Saberhagen
Bobby Thigpen
Chuck Finley
Dennis Eckersley
Will Clark
Lenny Dykstra
Julio Franco
Franco
Rob Dibble
Dibble
Sandy Alomar Jr
Lance Parrish
Jeff Brantley
Wrigley Field
Fenway Park
Oakland
Jose Canseco
Jose Saberhagen
Kansas City
Tony
Eckersley
Canseco
Tobacco prompts shift in baseball culture says study
A 1988 Journal of the American Medical Association study of 1,109 major and minor leaguers finds 46 percent of smokeless tobacco users show precancerous mouth lesions. Researchers note change in baseball culture with teams banning free tobacco in clubhouses and offering health information.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Journal of the American Medical Association
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University of California
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Seattle Mariners
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Ziino
Ward Hubbell
The
Smokeless Tobacco Council
Hubbell
Carps Caught by Teen Anglers in Eight Mile Creek
Centropolis teens Brannan II and Shane Newell reeled in a 40 inch carp using mulberry bait Monday in Eight Mile Creek. Weighing an estimated 35 to 40 pounds, the fish drew the duo into a shared moment of local angling success.
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Jim Hitchson Brannan II
Centropolis
Eight Mile Creek
Shane Newell
Royals place Gubicza on 21-day DL in 1990
Kansas City Royals pitcher Mark Gubicza was placed on the 21-day disabled list retroactive to June 30 with inflammation in his right shoulder. He is 4-7 with a 4.50 ERA. Jay Baller, a righty, was purchased from the Omaha Royals to fill the roster spot.
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The
LeMond Returns to Tour Contention After Mountain Ride
Greg LeMond surged into Tour contention in stage 11 finishing behind Gianni Bugno in a 113 mile route from Mont Blanc to Alpe d Huez. The climb dominated the day with two out of category ascents and saw LeMond gain about 45 seconds on overall leader Ronan Pensec as Delgado faltered late.
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l’Alpe d’ Huez
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Pedro Delgado
Eric Breukink
Delgado
LeMond Near Victory In Mid Tour Stage As Bugno Sprints
In a tight finish Pensec paced LeMond’s effort as he charged from eighth place and 9:52 back, but Bugno surged at the final moment. Pensec maintained the overall lead with Millar aiding, narrowing the gap on the final hill. The Tour reached its midpoint with 10 stages remaining. still three weeks to go ending July 22.
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