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Flashback
A weekly look back at local sports -- in anniversaries in multiples of five -- in the Lehigh Valley. SEPT. 8 1978 -- Charlie Heimsoth and Bernie Harkins score touchdowns and Central Catholic, after eight losses spread out over 27 years, beats Allen...Tags: Al Unser Jr., Madison Square Garden, Larry Holmes, Major League Baseball, Damien Woody
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New rotation penciled through playoffs
Chicago Tribune reporterGiven the uncertain state of the Cubs' rotation, it appears that Carlos Zambrano, Ryan Dempster and Ted Lilly will be the starters for the National League Division Series. Manager Lou Piniella and pitching coach Larry Rothschild spent Sunday morning...Tags: Lou Piniella, Chicago Cubs, Rich Hill, Jason Marquis, Ryan Dempster
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Brewers' Sheets baffles Padres, 1-0
MILWAUKEE -- Ben Sheets pitched a five-hitter for his career-high 13th win and the Milwaukee Brewers beat the San Diego Padres, 1-0, Saturday night. Sheets struck out seven in his fourth career shutout -- third this season -- and 18th career complete...Tags: Chicago Cubs, Ben Sheets, Major League Baseball, San Diego Padres, Distilling and Brewing Industry
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Fukudome likely to sit on bench for a while
Tribune reporterIt appears Kosuke Fukudome finally has become a bench player after several attempts to get his bat untracked have failed. After going 0-for-4 in Friday night's series-opening loss to the Reds, Fukudome and his plunging .262 batting average were out of...Tags: Lou Piniella, Chicago Cubs, Derrek Lee, Major League Baseball, Kosuke Fukudome
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Phillies are missing Gordon more than they thought
When an elbow injury sent reliever Tom Gordon to the disabled list before the All-Star break, the Phillie fan base shed no tears. When the Phillies later announced Gordon would miss the rest of the year and may require Tommy John surgery, no one feared...Tags: Injuries, Brian Schneider, J.C. Romero, New York Mets, Major League Baseball
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Don't risk too much, too early, on pitchers
Back in March for my first column I advised you not to select Johan Santana in the first round or spend a large amount of your budget on him, or any other starting pitcher. Placing too much emphasis on starting pitching is a risk. Pitchers are more likely...Tags: American League, Ryan Dempster, Major League Baseball, Erik Bedard, Chad Billingsley
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Angels might clinch division title against Yankees
The week ahead Angels: It appears as if Yankee Stadium will go out with a whimper, not with a World Series game or even a division series game, but with a meaningless Sept. 21 game against the last-place Baltimore Orioles. The New York Yankees appear...Tags: Joe Torre, American League, Florida Marlins, Washington Nationals, Major League Baseball
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Chicago city of champions? Not quite
Question: Is it possible to talk about a resurgent sports scene in Chicago when the Bears aren't likely to be very good this season?
Or when the White Sox just lost their best player, possibly for the season?
Or when the Cubs are picking a very bad time...Tags: American League, Derrick Rose, Super Bowl, Chicago Bulls, Major League Baseball
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Hanna forces Mets into doubleheader vs. Phillies
david.lennon@newsday.comIf the Mets weren't tired of questions involving last September's collapse in the wake of Friday's 3-0 loss to the Phillies, then the second wave of doubleheader talk probably finished them off. With Hurricane Hanna downgraded to a tropical storm and...Tags: ESPN, Major League Baseball, Philadelphia Phillies, Mike Schmidt, Jamie Moyer
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Stepping up to the plate for charity
Special to The Morning CallLinny and Beall Fowler, together with local author Billy Staples, hosted baseball Hall of Famer Monte Irvin at an Aug. 27 scholarship fundraiser and book signing at the couple's Bethlehem home. More than 150 guests attended the event held under white...Tags: Lehigh Valley IronPigs, Monuments and Heritage Sites, Philadelphia Phillies, Joseph Henry, Coca-Cola Company
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Dodgers blast past Diamondbacks
Times Staff WrierNext! The Dodgers dismissed another Arizona ace with relative ease Saturday afternoon, battering Brandon Webb and leaving the Diamondbacks looking as lost as right fielder Justin Upton during a 7-2 victory at Dodger Stadium. Upton lifted his arms in...Tags: Joe Torre, Manny Ramirez, Major League Baseball, Reggie Jackson, Chad Billingsley
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Chicago desperate for a winner
Question: Is it possible to talk about a resurgent sports scene in Chicago when the Bears aren't likely to be very good this season? Or when the White Sox just lost their best player, possibly for the season? Or when the Cubs are picking a very bad time...Tags: American League, Derrick Rose, Chicago Bulls, Super Bowl, Major League Baseball
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