NFL Munoz Singletary Lead Hall of Fame Inductees
Hall of Fame honors go to NFL figures Munoz and Singletary who headline the induction class. The ceremony highlights career achievements and league impact for these two prominent players.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1998
Page
2
Hall of Fame honors go to NFL figures Munoz and Singletary who headline the induction class. The ceremony highlights career achievements and league impact for these two prominent players.
Doug Clarke analyzes whether John Hart can land Randy Johnson or settle for other starters while weighing the emotional toll on the Indians and the Yankees. The piece contrasts New York's lefty-heavy lineup with Cleveland's rotation including Burba Colon and Wright and explains how Johnson could shift the playoff pressure on the team.
Oakland Athletics routed the Cleveland Indians 12-2 in Oakland. Tom Candiotti earned his second win since May, allowing two runs on five hits with seven strikeouts. Matt Stairs homered for the second straight game, sparking a big fourth inning and a seventh-inning surge with four walks and multiple RBI hits.
Oakland won for the fourth time in five games against AL Central leaders as Ed Sprague debuted after being traded from Toronto. CanottI left the game after a two-run hit in the sixth as Bartolo Colon (11-6) allowed five runs over six innings. David Bell added a two-run single in the sixth. Gooden and Penetayee Sein pitched for the Indians. The game aired on Ch. 43 and WEOL 930 AM.
The Houston Astros acquired Randy Johnson from the Seattle Mariners in a blockbuster deadline deal as 13 trades reshaped the league. Johnson, 34, 9-10 with a 4.33 ERA and 213 strikeouts, was sent for infielder Carlos Guillen, pitcher Freddy Garcia, and a future player, as Houston bolstered its rotation while multiple teams made major moves.
Jeff Gordon, starting third in a 43 car field, chases his second Brickyard 400 win at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. The 27 year old, youngest in NASCAR’s top series, seeks to top his 1994 payday of 613000 as the race honors the storied track and its huge purse. Gordon, born in California and raised near Pittsboro, views Indy as a career peak and aims to relive the early magic on his home track.
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