Jones sole Indian in All-Star game sparks unlikely rise
Indians reliever Doug Jones earned a spot on the American League All-Star team in Cincinnati after a breakthrough season. He posted a 1.91 ERA with 20 saves and a record 15 straight saves May 13 to July 2, while Joe Carter Julio Franco and Andy Al lanson were overlooked. Jones credits his late breakthrough to persistence and a strong spring showing, hoping his parents in Lebanon Indiana can attend.
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Elyria Night with the Tribe Highlights Aug 11
The Chronicle-Telegram promotes Elyria Night with the Tribe as the Indians host the Texas Rangers at 7:30 p.m. on August 11. A package at 7.75 covers an 8 dollar reserved seat, hot dog, soft drink and popcorn, with a chance for a youngster aged 6 to 16 to throw out the first pitch.
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Indians fall as Farrell takes loss in Angels 7 1 win
California pitcher Terry Clark debuted with five solid innings for the Angels while John Farrell struggled, yielding six runs in 5 1 3 frames as the Angels beat Cleveland 7 1 before 10 889 at the Stadium. Wally Joyner drove in two, Johnny Ray added a sac fly, and Greg Minton closed for the save. The Indians drop to 45 40 and sit 7 1/2 games behind Detroit in the AL East standings.
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Five Twins Added to All-Star Roster
Minnesota's Tom Kelly places five Twins on the American League All-Star team led by Frank Viola 14-2 2.24 ERA with Reardon Laudner Gaetti and Puckett also selected alongside starters Clemens Gubicza Stieb and Alexander.
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Browns sign CFL record holder Lin Passaglia as free agent
Cleveland Browns announce the signing of Lin Passaglia a 34 year old kicker and punter who set CFL records for consecutive point afters and seven field goals in a game Passaglia played 12 seasons with the British Columbia Lions and averaged 443 yards on 1612 career punts Details on contract terms were not disclosed Passaglia studied at Simon Fraser University and previously trained against Browns punters Lee Johnson and Shaun Burdick who were competing in camp
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