All Star voting and sports notes headlined across leagues
Baseball fans name George Brett and Cal Ripken as AL All Star leaders with Brett at 486,729 votes and Ripken at 464,047. Lance Parrish tops catchers with 335,494 votes as the game July 15 in Houston nears. Rookie Wally Joyner is the lone rookie among positional leaders. Also notes Komminsk and Habyan win IL player and pitcher of the week. Coles sidelined by suspected chicken pox. Don Zimmer returns to Yankees coaching. Boggs struggles with rib injury. Football notes cover Raiders appealing NFL damages ruling to Supreme Court. USFL-NFL antitrust delays. Schlichter signs with Bills. tennis covers Navratilova Mandukova wins in Eastbourne. Graf sidelined by virus. auto racing highlights Earnhardt’s points lead and million-dollar milestone.
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Brett
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Wally Joyner
Brad Komminsk
Richmond
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Rochester
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Eastbourne
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Hough’s no hit bid ends as Angels rally in 2-1 loss
Texas knuckleballer Charlie Hough lost a near no hitter when Wally World allowed Rickey Joyner to score on a passed ball and a late miscue in Anaheim. Kirk McCaskill outpitched, yielding four hits with 10 strikeouts for the win. Red Sox top Yankees 10-1 as Clemens dominates with four hits allowed. Tigers beat Orioles 5-4 behind Trammell’s double and Brookens’ three run shot. Royals edge A’s 3-2 in 11 thanks to Law double after Wilson steal and Brett walk. Blue Jays beat Brewers 9-2 as Yount shines with 4-for-5. Toronto bats erupt for 12 homers in five games.
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Texas
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Hough
Jack Howell
George Wright
Wally Joyner
Wright
Gary Ward
Howell
Joyner
Orlando Mercado
Rangers
Reggie Jackson
Doug DeCinces
George Hendrick
Hendrick
Mercado
Angels
Anaheim
Kirk McCaskill
McCaskill
Gary Pettis
Toby Harrah
Steve Buechele
Minnesota Twins
Red Sox
Yankees
Roger Clemens
Blue Jays
Brewers
Garth Iorg
Ernie Whitt
George Bell
Tony Fernandez
Toronto
Milwaukee
Robin Yount
Wade Boggs
Umps Call Shortens Pirates Loss to Cardinals in Rain
The Pittsburgh Pirates lost 4-1 to the St. Louis Cardinals after the game was called in the top of the sixth due to rain delays, prompting protests from Pirates manager Jim Leyland. Jack Clark homered as Danny Cox held Pittsburgh to four hits, moving St. Louis a half game ahead in NL East. Cox improved to 2-5 in a season turning worse for the Pirates, who had only one win against him in nine career decisions.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Pirates
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Jack Clark
Danny Cox
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Cox
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John Kibler
Mets
Expos
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New York
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Braves
Reds
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Atlanta
Cincinnati
Dale Murphy
Bob Horner
Oberkfell
John Franco
Pro baseball today Wednesday schedule highlights
The day features Toronto at Milwaukee at 2 25 pm. Kansas City at Oakland at 2 14 pm. Boston at New York at 7 30 pm. Seattle at Cleveland at 7 35 pm. Detroit at Baltimore at 7 35 pm. Chicago at Moshesota at 5 35 pm. Texas at California at 10 35 pm.
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National League baseball scores and results recap
National League games included Chicago losing to Philadelphia 5 to 4 while New York fell to Montreal in 18 innings. St Louis beat Pittsburgh 4 to 1 in 5 innings, and Atlanta defeated Cincinnati 4 to 3 in 10 innings. San Diego edged San Francisco 4 to 1 after a scoreless stretch. American League highlights show Boston toppling New York 10 to 1 as Jim Rice drove in four runs. Detroit beat Baltimore 5 to 4, Toronto won 9 to 2 at Milwaukee, California 2 defeated Texas 1, and Kansas City beat Oakland 3 to 2 in 11 innings. Pitching notes mention Charley Hough and a no-hit bid by the Texas Rangers against California Angels before a passed ball final.
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League leaders batting and home run standings summary
Bubble-filled sports clipping lists batting leaders by at bats with Boggs and Yount atop, plus Puckett and Oglivie. RBIs feature Canseco and Murray near the top, while home runs show Joyner and Barfield with Canseco tied for 16 and 5 tied elsewhere.
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Yount
Milwaukee
Puckett
Minnesota
Oglivie
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New York
Jill Puckett
Phillips
Oakland
Barfed
Toronto
Rbi
Canseco
Mattngly
Joyner California
Murray
Baltimore
Rice
Mits Puckett
Baggs
Bell Toronto
Joyner
California
Barfield
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