Edwards backs Allanson for AL All-Star spot
Doc Edwards says Andy Allanson should make the American League All-Star team. He notes Allanson’s .247 batting and faces a tough crowd with Oakland catcher Terry Steinbach leading fan voting. The Indians open a four game series with Oakland as Tom Candiotti faces Bob Welch.
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Dave Stewart
Todd Burns
Greg Swindell
Indians Fall Further Behind After Road Loss to Seattle
The Indians dropped to 42-38 and seven games back of Detroit after a 5-3 setback at Seattle. Hall led off with a single and steal, Diaz and Quinones drove in runs, Franco and Carter sparked a three-run third, while Valle added an RBI double.
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Elyria Legion ousted from Fifth District tourney
Elyria Post 12 American Legion baseball draft ends as Elyria loses to Lorain 8-6 in 12 innings and to Sandusky 9-8. Elyria stranded 21 runners, led 6-5 late, with Glenn Darmos and Dwayne Callaway pitching long outings. Lorain and Sandusky advance to district final. Elyria drops to 18-9 and schedules Mansfield and Marion doubleheaders.
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Evening baseball schedule with multiple league games
A crowded slate lists Amariene at Teedeas, Seattle at Q Kroit, Lattimore at Chicago, Minnesota at Milwaukee, California at Toronto, Boston at Kansas City, New York at Texas, Chicago at San Francisco, Cincinnati at New York, Philadelphia at Atlanta, F Lcus at Los Angeles, Ironereal at Houston, and Spinisburgh at San Diego with pitchers noted for several matchups.
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Pasqua caps White Sox win with 10th inning homer
Pasqua, facing former teammates after a midseason trade, hit a two run shot off Cecilio Guante in the 10th to lift Chicago over New York 4-3. Harold Baines walked to start the inning, then Pasqua homered for his ninth long ball in right field. Jeff Ruttiger earned the win.
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Mets Blank Astros as Fernandez Fires Two-Hitter
Sid Fernandez pitched a two-hitter striking out 12 to lead the New York Mets to a 5-0 win over the Houston Astros. Fernandez, 5-6, completed his first complete game in 33 starts since May 30, 1987, while Nolan Ryan suffered a fifth straight loss. Fernandez also scored the first run and later added two singles driving in a run.
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Giants, Cubs players honored. Krukow sidelined by injury
Will Clark named National League player of the month for June with a .329 average eight homers and 29 RBIs. Greg Maddux chosen NL pitcher of the month after a 6-0 slate and 2.22 ERA in six starts. Giants place Mike Krukow on a 21 day DL with capsulitis. Terry Mulholland recalled to start Tuesday versus the Cubs.
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