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Baseball stars, officials testify
Sun StaffWASHINGTON - Some of baseball's brightest stars uneasily testified yesterday about steroid use, but a House committee saved its fire for baseball executives, going so far as to question whether their sport still deserved its treasured exemption from...Tags: Baseball, Mark E Souder, Baltimore Orioles, Stephen F. Lynch, Major League Baseball
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From stands, differing views on steroids in game
Sun StaffFORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. - Jeff Coffman stood alone outside the gates of the Orioles' spring training complex at 8 a.m., a solitary autograph-seeker on a non-game day just hoping to steal a moment with superstar Miguel Tejada. Coffman, 24, a nuclear...Tags: ABC (tv network), Television, Eric Chavez, Baseball, Sammy Sosa
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Baseball stars are refused immunity
Sun StaffWASHINGTON - A House committee refused yesterday to grant immunity to any of a half-dozen current and former baseball stars expected as mostly reluctant witnesses today for a hearing aimed at uncovering the truth about steroid use in their sport. The...Tags: Mike Flanagan, Justice System, Baseball, Sammy Sosa, Spring Training
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Bonds wallops Nos. 71, 72
Sun StaffSAN FRANCISCO - San Francisco Giants superstar Barry Bonds insisted for months that Mark McGwire's single-season home run record was not in danger, but last night he made it his own. Bonds launched his 71st and 72nd homers of the season off Los Angeles...Tags: San Diego Padres, Baseball, Major League Baseball, San Francisco Giants, St. Louis Cardinals
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Canseco book: Players injected each other
Sun StaffJose Canseco threatened to name names. He threatened to smear Major League Baseball's image with allegations of widespread steroid abuse. When pressed for details, he said they'd all be in the book. Turns out, Canseco wasn't kidding. Canseco, an...Tags: Baseball, Ivan Rodriguez, Sports Illustrated, Spring Training, Major League Baseball
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NFL scores points with Congress on steroids
BASEBALL took another beating on Capitol Hill yesterday, this time in absentia. The NFL is king, even in Washington, where baseball has experienced a rebirth this spring. That much was apparent when the NFL's most powerful executives paraded before...Tags: Chris Shays, Baseball, Major League Baseball, Football, Steroids
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NFL commissioner opposes uniform approach on steroids
Sun National StaffWASHINGTON - A congressional effort to create a single steroids testing standard for all professional sports gained momentum yesterday but was opposed by NFL commissioner Paul Tagliabue, who said the league has no widespread steroids problem and can...Tags: Multi-Sport Events, Baseball, Justice System, Punishment, Stephen F. Lynch
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House to summon Sosa and Palmeiro
Sun StaffWASHINGTON - A House committee plans to subpoena up to seven former and current baseball players - including Orioles Sammy Sosa and Rafael Palmeiro - to appear at a congressional hearing to confront questions about steroid use that's tarnishing the game's...Tags: Television, Baseball, Baltimore Orioles, Spring Training, Major League Baseball
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Steroids scandal weakens McGwire's Hall support
Associated PressNEW YORK - Mark McGwire could miss making the Hall of Fame because of baseball's swirling steroids scandal, heightened by his refusal to answer specific questions before Congress, an Associated Press survey showed yesterday. Barry Bonds would get...Tags: Referenda, Los Angeles Times, Elections, Voting, Barry Bonds
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Baseball balks at authority of House
Sun StaffWASHINGTON - Major League Baseball challenged the authority yesterday of a House committee that issued subpoenas ordering seven current and former baseball stars, including two Orioles, to appear at a hearing next week on steroid use. Baseball's...Tags: Baseball, Justice System, Spring Training, Major League Baseball, Prosecution
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Palmeiro: Canseco claims are 'ludicrous'
Sun StaffRafael Palmeiro yesterday denied ever taking steroids, calling those claims in Jose Canseco's pending book "ludicrous," and Orioles owner Peter Angelos rushed to Palmeiro's defense. In a combined statement released by the Orioles, Palmeiro and Angelos...Tags: Baseball, Contracts, Ivan Rodriguez, Baltimore Orioles, Major League Baseball
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