All-Star power moments outshine score at Chicago event
Wrap of the All-Star scene notes Bo Jackson and Rick Reuschel’s monster first pitch homer in Anaheim recalls famous home run duels. Jose Canseco predicts long blasts at Wrigley Field while eyeing 600 feet if wind favors. Mark McGwire and Darryl Strawberry weigh in on the power display as weather hints at favorable conditions.
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All-Star Lineups Set For Pitchers Night As Rain Threatens
Cubs second baseman Ryne Sandberg notes pitching will dominate the game amid possible rain and light wind batting. NL starter Jack Armstrong, 11-3, faces Athletics ace Bob Welch, 13-3, at 8:40 pm EDT as NL manager Roger Craig praises Armstrong's four pitches and toughness on right-handed hitters.
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Doug Jones aims to close out games with savvy changeups
Cleveland ace Doug Jones relies on movement and a sharp changeup rather than overpowering velocity. He earned his 100th career save late last month and has 101 saves this season with a 1.41 ERA. His experience helps him fool hitters who chase his change and leave fastballs up.
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Alomar brothers shine as All-Star trio in majors
The Alomar family features Sandy Jr and Roberto joining their father Sandy Sr at the All-Star Game at Wrigley Field. Sandy Jr, pinning a .294 average with 3 HRs and 3 RBIs, makes his first All-Star start as a catcher while Roberto, a .311 hitter with 19 doubles, 37 RBIs and 12 steals, is a NL reserve. The trio marks a rare three-member family in All-Star history.
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Admiral King names Mel Coleman new head basketball coach
Melvyn Coleman will coach Admiral King High School basketball replacing Mitch Gillam who retired after the 1989 90 season Coleman 45 has a 238 141 career record and 11 years at Wintersville High School He becomes the first Black head basketball coach in Lorain school history and will also teach math and biology Gillam posted a 424 141 career mark over 19 seasons at Admiral King with the Admirals reaching the state finals four times and winning 10 league crowns last season they finished 17 6 losing to Strongsville in the district final
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