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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1989

Page

11

Fresno State players among top picks in first round

Baltimore selects Ben McDonald as the top overall pick amid eight pitchers chosen in round one. Fresno State supply three first rounders Steve Hosey Eddie Zosky and Tom Goodwin join Kiki Jones in later picks as Boise State and other colleges enter the draft wave with standout college stats and high school pedigree.

McDonald Fresno State Steve Hosey San Francisco Eddie Zosky Toronto Tom Goodwin Los Angeles Goodwin Dodgers Kiki Jones Hillsborough High Tampa Fla Dwight Gooden Floyd Youmans Gary Sheffield Boise Bond

First Round Selections in 1989 Amateur Draft Baseball

Draft picks announced Monday show Ben McDonald LSU RHP chosen by Baltimore at No. 2 followed by Tyler Houston Valley HS Las Vegas and Roger Satkel Saugus CA. Other notable names include Jett Jackson Simeon HS Chicago and Calvin Murray White HS.

LSU Ben McDonald Larry and Rebecca McDonald The Orioles

Orioles rout Yankees as six errors doom New York

Baltimore overwhelms the Yankees 16-3 at Yankee Stadium, piling 13 unearned runs after six errors, while Steve Finley hits a grand slam and Jesse Barfield misplays a fly ball with bases loaded. Fans chant for rain as Baltimore achieves an 11th straight win.

Yankees Baltimore Orioles Dallas Green Yankee Stadium Baltimore Steve Finley Mickey Tettleton Jim Traber Jesse Barfield Tom Brackens Brewers Blue Jays SkyDome Glenn Braggs Milwaukee Rangers White Sox Julio Franco RBI Bobby Witt Chicago Twins Athletics Oakland al Newman Francisco Oliveras Jeff Reardon Red Sox Tigers Mike Greenwell Dwight Evans Detroit Roger Clemens Sparky Anderson Royals Mariners Seattle Matt Winters Danny Tartabull

Dodgers Rally Behind Martinez in 7 0 Win in Opener

Ramon Martinez, 21, saved the worn Dodgers with a four hit shutout over the Braves as LA won 7 0 in the first game of a doubleheader. Kirk Gibson and John Shelby hit two run homers in the night cap, giving the Dodgers a 4 2 victory and the sweep.

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Baseball Moments From Early 20th Century Standings

A historical recap notes key baseball events and players from 1913 to 1965, including the Yankees’ 13 game drought in 1913, Stengel’s 1918 homecoming return, Reds over Phillies in 1929, Hoag’s six singles in 1934, Giants’ five homers in 1939, Phillies’ 1965 three HRs by Johnny Caltisan, and Tom Tresh’s three homers in 1965.

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Baseball Scores From Monday’s American League Card

The schedule shows Baltimore 16 over New York 3, Boston 5 over Detroit 2, Milwaukee 5 over Toronto 3, Texas 4 over Chicago 2, Minnesota 2 over Oakland 1, Cleveland 7 over Catherais 4, Kansas City 5 over Seattle 3 in 13 innings, and rain affected games including San Diego 10 over Houston 2. In the National League Los Angeles swept Atlanta 7 5 and 2 game wins 5 2, plus San Francisco 11 over Cincinnati 8, St Louis 5 over Montreal 4, Chicago 15 over New York 3, and Pittsburgh 3 over Philadelphia 3.

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Baseball Tonight Schedule Needs Verification

Today's major league games include Baltimore at New York Boston at Detroit Milwaukee at Toronto Chicago at Texas Minnesota at Oakland Kansas City at Seattle Cleveland at California New York at Chicago San Francisco at Cincinnati St Louis at Montreal Pittsburgh at Philadelphia Los Angeles at Atlanta San Diego at Houston. Start times range from 2:35 pm to 10:35 pm with various pitchers listed per matchup.

Wednesday Baseball Schedule Lists 12 Intercity Games

The schedule shows Minnesota at Oakland 315 pm Kansas City at Seattle 435 pm Baltimore at New York 730 pm Boston at Detroit 73 pm Milwaukee at Toronto 35 pm Chicago at Texas 835 pm Cleveland at California and New York at Chicago 220 pm St Louis at Montreal 705 pm San Francisco at Cincinnati 735 pm Pittsburgh at Philadelphia 735 pm Los Angeles at Atlanta 740 pm San Diego at Houston 835 pm

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Baseball Transactions Affects Multiple MLB Teams

The Amaricen League reports roster moves across several clubs. Boston Red Sox place Marty Barrett on the 21 day disabled list and add Luis Rivera from Pawtucket. Texas Rangers sign Donald Harris to a one year contract. Chicago Cubs extend Rick Sutcliffe to a two year deal through 1991. Houston Astros place Kevin Bass on the 16 day disabled list retroactive to May 28 and acquire Mark Portugal from Tucson. New York Mets place Tim Tentel on a five day IL and recall Jett McKnight from Tidewater.

Boston Red Sox Marty Barrett Luis Rivera Pawtucket Texas Rangers Donald Harris National League Chicago CUBS Rick Sutcliffe Houston Astros Kevin Bass Mark Portugal Tucson NEW York Mets Tim Tentel Jett McKnight Tidewater

Deshaies Returns as Astros Face Padres in Domed-Stadium Debut

Deshaies faces Rasmussen in the Astrodome for an 8:35 p.m. EDT Padres at Astros game while notes recap dome era trials. Seattle Minnesota Montreal lose first domed game. Whitson extends May streak. Griffey hits go ahead homers. Cubs crush Mets 15-3. Philadelphia-T Pittsburgh tie. Canton Akron fall in 13 innings. Indians rally highlight.

San Diego Houston Dennis Rasmussen Padres Jim Deshaies Deshaies Seattle Minnesota Montreal Kansas City Philadelphia Pittsburgh Philllies Canton-Akron

Baseball scorers note with scattered player mentions and a grand slam

A fragmented list cites players from multiple teams including the Red Sox Tigers Blue Jays Brewers Orioles White Sox Athletics Indians Reds Cardinals Mets Phillies Padres and others. It mentions homers by Evans Whitaker McGriff OBrien Uribe Saba Youngblood and Brunansky with a grand slam noted for the Padres.

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