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Bill Laimbeer of the Detroit Pistons sprained his hand in the pregame warm-up for the May 29, 1989 game in which his team defeated the Chicago Bulls 86-80 in the fourth game of the NBA Eastern Conference finals.
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Foster, Terry
Full text: [Detroit News] May 30, 1989
[Mary Letourneau] struck out 12 and pitched a three-hitter Saturday to give Covina a 2-0 victory over the Diablos for the CIF 3-A title at Mayfair Park in Lakewood. The victory capped an unbeaten season for the Colts (26-0-1) and enabled Covina to claim their first softball title. Sophomore Kerin Dull, who pitched for the Diablos when [Erin Fitzgerald] was out during the regular season with a hand injury, took over and limited Covina to only three hits the rest of the way. She struck out two and retired 11 of the 14 batters she faced, giving up a walk and a pair of singles. The Diablos advanced to the finals the hard way. They entered the playoffs as a wild card but picked up victories over South Torrance, top-seeded La Mirada, Montclair and Ramona before losing to Covina. It was their first trip to the finals in school history.
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Full text: [The Plain Dealer] Jun 3, 1989
[Mary Letourneau] struck out 12 and pitched a three-hitter Saturday to give Covina a 2-0 victory over the Diablos for the CIF 3-A title at Mayfair Park in Lakewood. The victory capped an unbeaten season for the Colts (26-0-1) and enabled Covina to claim their first softball title. Sophomore Kerin Dull, who pitched for the Diablos when [Erin Fitzgerald] was out during the regular season with a hand injury, took over and limited Covina to only three hits the rest of the way. She struck out two and retired 11 of the 14 batters she faced, giving up a walk and a pair of singles. The Diablos advanced to the finals the hard way. They entered the playoffs as a wild card but picked up victories over South Torrance, top-seeded La Mirada, Montclair and Ramona before losing to Covina. It was their first trip to the finals in school history.
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Full text: [The Patriot - News] Jun 3, 1989
[Mary Letourneau] struck out 12 and pitched a three-hitter Saturday to give Covina a 2-0 victory over the Diablos for the CIF 3-A title at Mayfair Park in Lakewood. The victory capped an unbeaten season for the Colts (26-0-1) and enabled Covina to claim their first softball title. Sophomore Kerin Dull, who pitched for the Diablos when [Erin Fitzgerald] was out during the regular season with a hand injury, took over and limited Covina to only three hits the rest of the way. She struck out two and retired 11 of the 14 batters she faced, giving up a walk and a pair of singles. The Diablos advanced to the finals the hard way. They entered the playoffs as a wild card but picked up victories over South Torrance, top-seeded La Mirada, Montclair and Ramona before losing to Covina. It was their first trip to the finals in school history.
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Forrest Lee:The Register
Full text: [Orange County Register] Jun 4, 1989
Workers are increasingly suffering wrist and hand injuries from using a computer keyboard too much. Here are some ways to try to avoid “video display terminal disease.” Keep you neck relaxed and your head looking forward. Keep your shoulders relaxed and down rather than hunched.
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Full text: [USA TODAY (pre-1997 Fulltext)] Jun 27, 1989
Race car driver extraordinaire Bill Elliott, rebounding from a hand injury, is prepared to defend his title in the Pepsi 400 race, to be held Jul 1, 1989.
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Hinton, Ed
Full text: [The Atlanta Constitution] Jun 29, 1989
Minnesota starts a long July 4th weekend today with the prospect of several days of temperatures in the 90s and high humidity, thanks to a huge high-pressure system parked across the middle of the continent. Conviction carries a maximum penalty of one year in jail and a $3,000 fine. That law did not take effect until last Aug. 1, so the July 4th holiday will be the first time it applies to the traditional day of fireworks displays. Brace said the misdemeanor penalty of up to 90 days in jail and a $700 fine continues to apply to convictions involving less than 35 pounds of fireworks. Forty injuries resulted from fireworks use in Minnesota last year, Brace said. They included 19 burn injuries, seven hand injuries, four eye injuries, three loss-of-hearing cases and two partial amputations. Staff writers Jim Dawson, Conrad deFiebre, Sheri Milner and Kenneth Harris contributed to this report.
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Full text: [Star Tribune] Jul 1, 1989
A fire touched off by a series of explosions sent choking smoke through a 10-story office building Friday, killing four people and injuring dozens. Terrified workers smashed windows with chairs, and a woman jumped from the sixth floor. One woman who jumped from a sixth-floor window was critically injured, [Sandra Walker] said. The woman, one of 38 people taken to hospitals, was not identified immediately, but Piedmont Hospital spokeswoman Lisa Kelley said she suffered two broken legs, a fractured ankle and hand injuries. Some of the others injured were treated for burns, smoke inhalation and cardiac arrest. A02 PHOTO CUTLINE: Workers await fire rescue Workers hang out of a broken sixth-floor window Friday, waiting for firefighters to rescue them from a burning office building in Atlanta. A fire touched off by a series of explosions sent choking smoke through the 10-story building, killing four people and injuring dozens. Terrified workers smashed windows with chairs, and a woman jumped from the sixth floor. Many people were rescued by climbing onto firefighters’ ladders.
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The Associated Press
Full text: [Orange County Register] Jul 1, 1989
One woman who jumped from a sixth-floor window was critically injured, said Sandra Walker, a spokeswoman for Mayor Andrew Young. The woman, one of 38 people taken to hospitals, was not immediately identified, although Piedmont Hospital spokeswoman Lisa Kelley said she suffered two broken legs, a fractured ankle and hand injuries. Some of the others injured were treated for burns, smoke inhalation and cardiac arrest.
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Full text: [Los Angeles Times (pre-1997 Fulltext)] Jul 1, 1989
“When you have people jumping out of windows, you’ve got a panic situation,” said Tom Perrin, Atlanta’s acting fire chief. Perrin said the building was built in 1962, before a requirement that public buildings have sprinklers. “Three of the fire victims could have been saved if there had been a sprinkler system in this building,” he said. One woman who jumped from a sixth-floor window was critically injured, [Sandra Walker] said. The woman, one of 38 people taken to hospitals, suffered two broken legs, a fractured ankle and hand injuries. Some of the others injured were treated for burns, smoke inhalation and cardiac arrest. Five of the injured were firefighters, four of whom suffered smoke inhalation and one who burned his hands, Walker said.
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Full text: [Los Angeles Times (pre-1997 Fulltext)] Jul 1, 1989
They were rescued by firefighters using ladders, but one woman, 20-year-old Cassandra Hayward, leaped from a sixth-floor window to escape the fire. She suffered broken legs, a broken ankle and hand injuries and was in critical but stable condition yesterday at Piedmont Hospital. Seven others remained hospitalized yesterday, one in critical condition. Sgt. Steve Martin with the Fulton County medical examiner’s office identified two of the dead as Clifton C. Chandler, 29, of Decatur, a graphic artist with an office in the building; and Victor Tinubu, 36, of Atlanta. Martin said Tinubu’s reason for being in the building was not immediately known.
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Full text: [Telegram & Gazette] Jul 2, 1989
[Jeffrey Leonard] has been one of the season’s best free-agent finds. He split 1988 with San Francisco and Milwaukee, and a hand injury limited him to 10 homers and 64 RBI. But since signing with the Mariners in December, he has been relatively healthy. A chronic arch problem has kept him out of the outfield for the last two months, but it hasn’t stopped the Hac-Man from hitting as well as he did when he tried to slug the Giants into the 1987 World Series with a playoff record-tying four home runs in the first five games of the NL Championships against St. Louis. This season he is among the AL leaders in home runs (15) and RBI (55) and is on his way to exceeding his personal bests of 21 homers and 87 RBI.
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Full text: [Star Tribune] Jul 4, 1989
There are the American anti-heroes, the gaijin (foreigners) who came to Japan to play for crowd appeal, huge salaries and, many felt, for the purpose of providing the Japanese press and fans with easy whipping boys: -Davey Johnson, a power hitter now managing the New York Mets, who enjoyed great success in Japan before suffering a hand injury that limited his hitting. In Japan, players play through injuries; they merely practice harder until the aches and pains depart. When Johnson wouldn’t and couldn’t, he was deemed to have disrupted team wa and eventually was released, even though he was among the best players on his team. -Reggie Smith, the volatile former Dodger whose temper once took him into the stands after some fans at Candlestick Park in San Francisco. Smith was afforded little or no privacy, and his flamboyant personality flew right in the face of the Japanese way. The Japanese have a saying: “The nail that sticks up shall be hammered down.” Eventually, Smith was, and left Japan in anger. -Randy Bass, arguably the most successful gaijin ever to play Japanese baseball, who got to within one home run of the fabled Sadaharu Oh. But then, in the final game of the season, his last chance to tie the record of 55 homers in a 130-game season, was thrown nothing buthorrible, unhittable pitches by Japanese pitchers. The manager of the team playing against Bass that night, who allegedly instructed his pitchers as to how to pitch to Bass, was, of course, Oh himself.
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Bill Dwyre
Full text: [Los Angeles Times (pre-1997 Fulltext)] Jul 9, 1989
In a five-game stretch with the Houston Astros’ farm team, he went 11 for 17 with four doubles, four home runs and 12 RBI. In one game, [Mike Simms] went 3 for 4 with a three-run homer, a double and five RBI. Last year, Simms hit .243 with 16 home runs and 73 RBI for Osceola of the Class-A Florida State League. Two years ago, Simms hit a South Atlantic League-leading 39 home runs, had 100 RBI and hit .273 with the Class-A Asheville Tourists. Former Orange Coast College infielder-pitcher Mike Misuraca (4-0) pitched his fourth consecutive complete-game victory Saturday, tossing a four-hitter in Elizabethton’s 8-0 Appalachian League (rookie) victory over Pulaski. … Former UC Irvine outfielder Stacey Parker’s season came to an abrupt end. Parker, playing for Texas’ Butte team in the Pioneer League, suffered a broken wrist in his second game. Parker was 2 for 3 in his brief appearance with Butte.
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Joel Rippel:The Register
Full text: [Orange County Register] Jul 10, 1989
A hand injury will keep 1987 International golf tournament champion John Cook from competing in the 1989 version of the event. Cook is profiled.
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Moore, John
Full text: [Denver Post] Jul 23, 1989
The Oakland A’s cut veteran second baseman Glenn Hubbard to allow Walt Weiss to return from the disabled list, and a medical examination revealed that Jose Canseco’s hand injury is not serious.
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Bush, David
Full text: [San Francisco Chronicle] Aug 1, 1989
Guebara says exceptional pitching depth has helped [Manchaca] stage its tournament comebacks. Three right-handers, fastballing Eric French and curveballers Andrew Morales and Joe Torres, plus left-hander Pete Morales, have glittered on the mound. Other standouts include shortstop Winfield Wilson, catcher John David Gutierrez, third baseman Guajardo Segura second baseman Paul Guebara, and outfielders Maxie Fuentes and Joseph Rios. When not pitching, French and Torres are outfielders and Martinez plays first base. Anthony Hippolito and Charlie Ferraro provide infield support and Mario Fuentes was a solid third baseman until he was sidelined with a hand injury during the district tournament.
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George Breazeale
Full text: [Austin American Statesman] Aug 1, 1989
KO publisher Stanley Weston’s purchase of Ring Magazine is a “”done deal,” according to a staff member, with only one signature of a former Ring owner needed. Ring, which has missed about four monthly issues, will come out within the next two weeks . . . Roger Mayweather still has not been paid his promised percentage by Don King for the [Julio Cesar Chavez] fight in May. Mayweather returns to action on September 14 in Atlantic City (USA Cable) together with stablemate Akeem Antifowshe . . . Mickey Ward’s chronic hand injury prompted him to bow out against Harold Brazier and former WBA lightweight champ Ras-I Bramble gets the ESPN date on Tuesday. Revered trainer Eddie Futch has discarded his crutches following a knee operationl – the result of an auto accident – and will join WBC welter champion [Marlon Starling] on Monday in his training camp in the Catskill Mountains at Swan Lake, N. Y . . . USBA super middle champion Ron Essett challenges for the WBA crown against new titleholder In-Chul Baek inKorea, September 10. Secondly, there are a lot of fans who detest [Leonard-Duran]. Once revered, Leonard unashamedly tells the public what he wants, then greedily keeps shoveling in the millions they shell out. Despite Duran’s quitting, he has regained many fans who turned their back on him, and his up-and-down career has twice been resurrected and salvaged by surprising victories over Davey Moore and Iran Barkley.
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Jack Fiske, Chronicle Staff Writer
Full text: [San Francisco Chronicle (pre-1997 Fulltext)] Aug 5, 1989
Those blues and country influences, speeded up and delivered with a distinctive guitar stutter, would fuse together into rockabilly, the music that Perkins and [Elvis Presley] pioneered. Perkins’ music was a family affair, with his brothers, [Jay Perkins], a rhythm guitarist, and Clayton, a bassist, providing backup. They tried at first to connect with the big, New York-based record labels. But after hearing Presley’s “Blue Moon of Kentucky” on the radio, Perkins gravitated to Sun. Perkins watched them by the light of a Wurlitzer jukebox, the only stage lighting he had. When the music stopped, Perkins heard the youth, a college boy, reproaching his dance partner: “Uh, uh-don’t step on my suedes.” “She was so pretty,” Perkins said. “It hurt her feelings. She said, `I’m sorry.’ “I thought, `You must be a fool to think about a pair of shoes with a girl that pretty.’ ” “My wife would always tell my children, `You’ve got a good daddy, don’t be mad at him. He’ll sober up someday.’ “I’ve been fortunate I had this woman who was so strong for me. [Jerry Lee Lewis] didn’t have that. I’ve watched all these guys from Elvis down. They lost their wives and families. If that had happened to me, I would never have been able to conquer my alcohol problems.” The long, dark middle section of our imaginary film stretches into the late 1960s. Perkins, recovered from his hand injury, has been touring since 1965 as part of [Johnny Cash]‘s road show. One night, he walks onto the stage of the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles and sees only a blur. He is in the middle of a three-day drinking jag. On an off day in Southern California, the Cash entourage spends a day at the beach. Perkins, unable to function, stays on the parked tour bus.
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MIKE BOEHM
Full text: [Los Angeles Times (pre-1997 Fulltext)] Aug 6, 1989
La Habra’s Bob May and Fountain Valley’s Scott Schrader were two of 16 Southern Californians who qualified at three sites for the 89th US Amateur Golf Championship. May shot 70-70–140 and Schrader 70-72–142 at the Rancho California Golf Club in Murrieta to earn a spot in the tourney. Long Beach’s Jeff Manson shot a 68-70–138 at Palos Verdes Golf Club. … A hand injury has forced former heavyweight champion George Foreman to pull out of his Aug. 17 fight against Michael Greer in Las Vegas. … Ralph Tally, a basketball star at Norfolk State College who played briefly with the Lakers, was charged with possession of heroin and possession of heroin with intent to distribute and was held in Atlantic County (NJ) Jail after failing to post $5,000 bail. … San Clemente residents will receive free grandstand admission to Del Mar on Sunday, when the track presents the $100,000 San Clemente Handicap. To receive free admission to the track’s grandstand, San Clemente residents must present a driver’s license showing their San Clemente address or other appropriate identification.
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Martin Evans:The Register
Full text: [Orange County Register] Aug 8, 1989