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September and tXtober
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September V! October I. Portland.
(Xtohcr 2 I, and Medford. October
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T h e S ixth M a By n Ashley Conklin
a fudge, or who is now a iudgc wan
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Corvallis, and September I ' tor
othet locations
ITiosc attending w ill receive a
resource n»>tctvs>k as well as inten
vise training
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sion office, <*7h UM2. tot additional
details, and or registration forms
The annual major league ha s i hall all Mar game vs as played Tuesday in
the Houston Astrodome, and vshile the pamc w ill he tar over hy the lime
Ihtv column is published, it pises me time to reflect on those svho did. and
didn't make the learns
The starters each year, vsith the exception o f the pitcher, are chosen hs
sotinp o f the leapues’ fans The rest o f the players and all the pitchers for
each 28 nun squad are pic ked by the nunaper o f each team I his year s
managers are Dick Hovsser o f the world champion Kansas City Royals for
the American leapue and Whites Herzog o f the defendinp National league
champion St Louis Cardinals
A pioneer family of the Oregon
Voted to start for the N l. »ere catcher Gary Carter of the Ne» York
territory w ill be bolding a family
Mets, Keith Hernandez also fo the Mcts at first base Chicapo Cub Rsne
reunion at Cascade Locks Patk. on
Sandberp at second base third hasenun M ike Schmidt o f the Philadelphia
Satuida, Vug 2. and Sundav Aug
Phillies, shortstop O/zie Smith o f the Cardinals, and an outfield chore of
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Tony G»snn of the San Diepo Padres Dale Murphy o f the Atlanta Biases,
John Bei(hold iBadall). ami his
Willow Creek All Stars (from left) front row-Roqer
and Darryl Strawberry o f the Mets
wile. ( ktiliu (Ptnllius) Berthold and
Lathrop, Jason Hanna, and Peter Pearson, second row
A ll »ere pood selections with a few exceptions
then three children Mary . Phillip
Her/op said if thins were left to him. Murphy and Strawberry wouldn t
David Wagenblast, Scott Coe Deacon Hetdeman. Steve and John, amved in the Oregon ter
start Who should'’ Probably Tim Raines o f the Montreal Fxpos and C hili
Hoffman, and Travis Greenup, third row-Robert Ellison
ritory, prior to 18V), trom Ohio
Das is o f San Francisco, or my pick. Mike Marshall ot the Los Angeles
Jim Kindle, Stacie Geer, Kyle Broderick. Trevor McCom. John was subsequently killed by In
IXvJpers The mysterious thinp is that Marshall was left o ff the team
and Eric Todd; back row Manager Kim G utierrez and dians in California, and his widow
Smith, for years the best shortstop in the N l . is also sparklinp offensive
married Daniel Cushman, who fil
Coach Loran Heideman
ly But Montreal's Hubie Brooks is phenomenal at the plate this year and
cd tor jn d received a Donated Land
plays a pood defensive short stop in only his second season at that position
Claim neat Albanv. Oregon t hey
It seems that everybody likes Sandberp at second, but I still teel the
had three children. I lien. J li/ahclh
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IXidpcrs Steve Sax should he starting there
and M.irv Cushman I k tilu and John
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Other reserves named to the N l. squad were catchers Jody Das is of
Berthold s daughter. Marv married
namem
July
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tournament
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later
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Chicapo and Tony Pena o f the Pittsburgh Pirates. Glenn Davis o f the
Olivet W Standard, and they mov
The
All
Stais
first
round
game
July
Houston Astros at first base. Chris Brown o f San Francisco at thud base,
cd to W ashington territory . at Guy .
begins al I? to Wednesdav. Aug
All slats are chosen trom the I ex
and outfielders Kevin Bass o f Houston and Dave Parker of the Cincinnati
which is now known as Albion.
ington.
Hcppner.
lone,
Condon,
and
Krdc
Fossil regular little league teams
New York's Dwight Gooden is I lM and was tapped to start for the N'1
Other pitchers selected were Sid Fernandez, also o f the Mets. Mike Scott
and Dasc Smith o f Houston. Cincinnati's John Franco. Mike Krukow ot
San Francisco, Shane Rawley o f Philadelphia. Jeff Reardon o f Montreal.
There w ill be a family barbecue
and plav ilav al Willow Creek Coun
Rick Rhoden o f Pittsburgh, and Fernando Valenzuela o f Los Angeles lor
try ( tub on Sunday. July 20 al 4
a total o f 10 pitchers
p m
Really it's stupid to select 10 pitchers since only five w ill probably sec
uction anyway
Hosts lor the afternoon arc
chairmen John and Kelly Boyer
Still there arc several pood pitchers and other players who could have
made the team but didn’t
Duane and Robinai Disque. (Jerald
and Harriet Pierson Doug and Sonia
The Mets. with their excellent pitching stall, left starters Ron Darling
Smith, ami Jim and ( am W ishait
and Bob Ozeda home, plus bullpen men Roger McDowell and Jesse Orosco
Oh well I guess ihc whole Mets staff can't make it
Fach family w ill bring their own
meal to barbecue ITiosc whose*
Other fine pitchers left o ff were Mike LaC'oss of San Francisco and le e
names begin with letters " A
Smith, the Chicago bullpen ace
through I are tohrmg salads, I
There were a host o f other good players left o ff the team besides Marshall
through " Z " bring dessert
Sec ond basemen Bill Doran o f the Astros and Johnny Ray o f the Pirates
were not added to the team Atlanta could have sent Bob Horner at first
base and Ken Oberklell at third Steve Garvey ot the Padres had started
10 straight all stai games at first Ray Knight, ot who else, the Mets al
third and San Francisco outfielder Jeffrey leonard
Fnough o f the N L squad Let's take a look al the A L squad
Topped to start were catcher lairu.c Parrish o f the Detroit Tigers, rookie
Wally Jayner of the California Angels at first base, lo u Whitaker of Detroit
al second base. Wade Boggs o f Boston Red Sox at third base (for Kansas
C ity's injured George Brett,I Baltimore Oriole shortstop Cal Ripken Jr
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and an outfield trio o f Rickey Henderson and Dave W infield of the New
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York Yankees, and Kirby Puckett o f the Minnesota Twins
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mg offensively and the Oakland Athletics rookie Jose Canseco has been
awesome It is nice to see Puckett starting over California's Reggie Jackson,
who didn't make the team and deservedly so
It might be a terrible thing to say. but maybe justice is being served in
Brett's injury so that Boggs can start the game, which he w ill
Also selected to pitch were knucklcballer Charlie Hough of the Texas
Rangers. Mike TW'itt o f California Dan Aase ot Baltimore. Ken Schrom
o f the Cleveland Italians. W illie Hernandez o f Detroit. New Y ork's D a.c
Righetti. and Ihc Milwaukee Brewers' Ted Higucra
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With all respect. Higucra has pitched well, but with a 10-7 record. Den
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nis Rasmussen ot New York (10 2), Dennis ' Oil Can" Boyd ot Boston
( 11 6), or Baltimore's Mike Boddicker (11-4) could have got the nod Also,
isn't it interesting that the N L selected 10 pitchers, but the A L only eight ’
Other reserves for the A L are catcher Rich Gcdman o f Boston, first
basemen Don Mattingly of New York and Fddic Murray of Baltimore Frank
White ot KC at second base. Jim Presley ot the Seattle Mariners and Book
Jacoby o f Cleveland (a late replacement) al third base. Toronto Blue Jay
Tony Fernandez at shortstop, and out fielders Jim Rice o f Boston, Jesse
Barfield and Lloyd Moseby o f Toronto and Harold Baines o f the Chicago
White Sox
Two talented Twins were left o ff in first baseman Kern Hrbck and Tom
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