Bo Jackson faces choice between football and baseball
In a July 1986 Chronicle-Telegram column, Bo Jackson’s slow minor league start with Memphis AA sparked debate over his baseball future. Vic Janowicz, Elyria’s ex star, argued Bo should try baseball while noting risks and past players who switched sports. The piece also covers local sports figures, golf results, and upcoming two man scramble events.
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Indians face pivotal stretch against East teams in race
Cleveland sits 37-23 against the West after a 28-17 run in 45 West games and faces 42 games versus East rivals through Sept. 7. Manager Pat Corrales and players stress improvement and daily focus as Brett Butler and Joe Carter lead a hopeful push to stay in the pennant race. Jamie Easterly seeks rehab assignment after shoulder bursitis.
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Indians Face Twins in Series Skirmish Amid Injuries and Streaks
Steve Herrick posts a 7.64 ERA as he confronts Maine's team. Easterly also refused to report two years ago. Detroit catcher Lance Parrish is day to day with back and knee trouble. Tribe reliever Scott Bailes is out after an intestinal disorder. tests today forecast a one to two day absence. Corrales recalls a near fainting incident, while Carter extends his hitting streak to 12 games and bats .464 in his last 56 at bats. A shouting clash with Jack Morris preceded Mel Hall’s bat mishap near Ernie Camacho, who dodges the bat as he tends to daily ailments. Probables list three Indians games against Detroit with Niekro, Butcher, and Oelkers facing King, Tanana, and others as Cleveland eyes a weekend NY trip and a possible million-dollar weekend.
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Astros Davis climbs from crowd after 4-2 win over Braves
Houston slugger Glenn Davis, 25, homered for three runs in the eighth to lift the Astros 4-2 over Atlanta at the Astrodome. Reluctant to celebrate, Davis said he wanted to stay low key despite a crowd of 24,597 cheering. He notched his 22nd homer of the season and spoke of past struggles as he faced the cheers and media attention.
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Clancy Earns 100th Win In Blue Jays 6-0 Victory
Jim Clancy pitched a four hitter over 1 hour 55 minutes, his 10th season with Toronto, as the Blue Jays beat Kansas City 6-0. He reached triple figures in wins, becoming the first Toronto pitcher to do so. Red Sox top White Sox 3-1 as Al Nipper stops Chicago, Don Baylor homers. Brewers top Yankees 5-4 with Robin Yount driving in three on two triples. Angels down A’s 6-3 as Doug DeCinces adds a double and homer. Orioles edge Rangers 4-3 on Larry Sheets RBI single in eighth. Twins beat Mariners 6-5 as Kirby Puckett drives in four, including an 11th-inning hit.
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Tigers' Grubb named AL Player of the Week
New York AP reports outfielder Johnny Grubb of the Detroit Tigers was named the American League Player of the Week for the period ending Sunday. He batted .429 with four home runs and 12 RBIs, including a pinch-hit grand slam and two game-winning RBIs.
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