Valenzuela rebounds with fifth straight victory over Reds
Fernando Valenzuela steadied after a slow start to win his eighth decision in ten, beating Cincinnati 6-1. He struck out six over six shutout innings before Cesar Cedeno homered, with catcher Steve Yeager praising his control and lead protection.
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Ripken relishes pitches as Angels top White Sox in clash
Angels beat the White Sox 7-4 with Doug DeCinces and Tim Foli each delivering two run singles. Foli scored on Joe Ferguson's single after a second inning run, and Chicago rookie hitters Ron Kittle and Greg Walker contributed, including Kittle's 14th homer in the sixth.
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LeFlore Found Innocent On Drug Charge
Former Chicago White Sox center fielder Ron LeFlore was found not guilty of a drug charge after a three hour trial. He expressed hope to return to baseball as his lawyer claimed the ruling could bring a $750,000 financial gain.
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Chiefs roll on road at Tidewater in 9-2 win
Syracuse Chiefs seize a 9-2 victory over Tidewater at Met Park behind Matt Williams seven shutout innings. Gino Petralli, Bob Nandin, and Fred Manrique led the offense as the Chiefs improve to 28-30 and stay in the IL standings race.
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Smith joins list of athletes in drug treatment cases
Lonnie Smith of the St. Louis Cardinals seeks treatment for a drug problem, the second baseball player this year to do so. Teammate Darrell Porter and others from MLB and NBA have faced similar issues, with experts noting broader youth drug trends and occasional on-field performance effects from certain substances.
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