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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 2004
Page
10
Fragmented OCR lists numerous players and places across leagues such as NL and AL, mentioning Hall of Famers like Clemens, Ripken, Mays, and Garvey. The text threads together uncertain years, teams, and cities, producing a garbled snapshot of all time MLB figures and affiliations.
Alfonso Soriano claimed the AL MVP after a 2-for-3 All Star night that included a three run homer off Roger Clemens in the first inning and a fifth inning strikeout. He aided Texas with a first half .289 season and led fan voting with 3.47 million ballots. Rodriguez of the Yankees hit .270 with 22 homers and 58 RBIs in a strong season but didn’t match Soriano’s All Star moment.
Ali, the Greatest, greeted by All-Stars including Barry Bonds and Matt Lawton during the All-Star first pitch ceremony in Houston. Derek Jeter led the on-field photo with Ali and his son Asaad as Thome recalled meeting history, while Houston manager Jimy Williams faced plausible replacement talks amid a 44 44 Astros record.
The All-Star game featured a big AL outburst with Jeter and Soriano homering, and Clemens earning a storied ninth appearance. Ortiz and Rodriguez contributed, while Kent’s error aided Giambi’s grounder breakout. Clemens, 41, became oldest to start an All-Star game. historic award noted.
Baseball commissioner Bud Selig suggested he may remain in office beyond 2006 and indicated he could extend his tenure while also signaling no plans to retire. He defended past decisions, discussed drug testing changes, and questioned adding more postseason teams, noting recent doubts about expanding beyond two extra slots.
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