NL Team Loaded With Newcomers
AP Baseball Writer Ben Walker reports the National League named 18 first timers to its 78 man All-Star roster led by Maddux and rookie Chris Sabo. Veterans Homer Wells and Orel Hershiser anchor the pitching staff as stars from the Cubs Cardinals Mets Reds and Giants highlight the selections with several players making debuts.
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Philadelphia
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Cardinals
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Los Angeles
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San Francisco
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Montreal
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Atlanta
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Dunston
Chicago
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Indians seek one million by All-Star break as crowd nears
A 10,889 attendance in Cleveland pushes the season total to 960,779 with three home games against the Angels remaining. The Indians need 39,221 fans to reach one million by the All-Star break for the first time since 1948. Bud Black vs Kirk McCaskill set for 7:35 p.m. start.
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Five Twins add Alexander to All Star roster in 17th season
Alexander earns a spot in his 17th major league season as the Twins boast five All Star players. The A’s also have five, with Mark McGwire and Canseco as starters. AL starters include Paul Molitor of Milwaukee and Wade Boggs of Boston.
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Baseball Schedule Featured Matches Across Cities
The scatter of listed games includes Boston Totton against Chicago vneuss, New York versus Chenoed, Detroit hosting Hid, and Minnesota facing Wegman. Also noted are Cincinnati, Montreal, Atlanta, New York vs Mouston, Rice vs San Diego, and Los Angeles games with several pitchers and records mentioned.
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National League Standings Show Z Mark For First Win
Standings reflect team performance with Z indicating the first game result was a win. No other specifics available in the readable text.
Tigers slug five homers as Detroit tops Athletics 8 1
Detroit routs Oakland 8 1 led by Chet Lemon Larry Herndon and Mike Heath homers in the second inning and Luis Salazar three run shot in the third. Jeff Robinson earned his seventh straight Tiger Stadium win before leaving with an ankle issue. Athletics drop fourth in a row while expanding AL West lead over Minnesota to 3 2 games.
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Phillies unable to solve Reds lefty Jackson again
Cincinnati’s Danny Jackson outduels Philadelphia despite four hits by the Phillies as he improves to 4-0 this season against Philadelphia. The Reds ride a decisive third inning and a 95 degree night to a 5-2 win while John Franco nails down the save. With injuries thinning the Phillies’ lineup, Bob Dernier homered and Lance Parrish and Juan Samuel sat out. Pirates 2 Padres 0 follows with Smiley winning his sixth straight.
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