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the bath
Gonzalez out of Rangei
lineup with hand injur
ARLINGTON, Texas (AP)
— Juan Gonzalez was not in the
Texas lineup Wednesday night
against Oakland and was to see
a specialist about his injured
right hand.
After taking some swings in
the batting cage before the
game, Gonzalez pointed to his
right thumb and traced a line
along the muscle there when
asked what the problem was.
The Rangers call it a deep
bruise, and Gonzalez said he
did not expect to go on the dis
abled list.
Rangers spokesperson John
Blake said Gonzalez was sched
uled to see a hand specialist
Wednesday night. Blake did not
know when the team would have
results from that exam.
After Gonzalez came out of
Tuesday’s game, he was taken to
Arlington Memorial Hospital
for X-rays, which were negative.
Gonzalez left the game
against the Athletics after two
innings. He
reaggravated
the injury dur
ing his only
at-bat, an
infield popout.
Five days ear
lier, the two-
time AL MVP
left a game at
Oakland in the
ninth inning.
Gonzalez
GONZALEZ
«aid he initially
sustained the injury when he got
jammed on a pitch last week in
Oakland.
He said the pain worsened
after several more at-bats.
including Tuesday against Barry
Zito.
I hrough seven game;
return to Texas, Gonzalei
ting .250 (6-for-24)
homers and no RBIs.
With Gonzalez out an:
ond baseman Michael i
back home in California
the death of a family
manager Jerry Narronfci
two everyday players av;
on the bench — catch
Haselman and infielder!
Perry. Rookie Kevin
replaced Gonzalez inrigts
Gonzalez signed a $11
lion, two-year contractJ
the offseason to
Texas, where he played
1989 to 1999.
He was traded to
after the 1999 season,
spent one year with the I
before moving
Cleveland for one season,
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Zeile leads Rockies over Astros
DENVER (AP) - Todd Zeile homered for the
third straight game, and Shawn Chacon allowed
one earned run in 6 1-3 innings Wednesday to
lead the Colorado Rockies over the Houston
Astros 4-1.
Chacon (1-1) gave up five hits, struck out five
and hit two batters.
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eight hits in six innings.
Chacon didn't allow a runner past second
until Richard Hidalgo led off the seventht
with a homer.
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the Astros to 2-1.
Jose Jimenez pitched the save.
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road against
University of
State coming up this weekend,”
said A&M sophomore Jessica
Roland. “I think everyone is
ready for these matches.”
The Aggies are Finally ending
a two-week, six-match road
schedule Thursday as they travel
to Baylor for their final road
match of the season.
After losing to Oklahoma
State in Stillwater, the Aggies
have won four straight on the
Oklahoma, the
Houston. Texas
Tech and Colorado to improve
their season record to 18-3.
”We are tired of traveling”
Kleinecke said. “We have done a
lot of traveling the last couple of
weeks and we are ready to get
home.”
The Bears enter the contest
with a 16-5 record and a three-
match winning streak of their
own. Baylor is currently in
fourth place behind the Aggies
in the Big 12 with a 6-2 record.
Baylor is hoping foraB
title as well, but its chance
he dashed with a loss to
Aggies on Thursday.
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match,” Kleinecke said. 1
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point difference, and wte
wants it the most and is «i
to stay out there the longest
come away with the win
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College Station to face Kr
State at the Varsity It
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Welcomes you to the
9th Annual Baseball BBQ
When: Friday, April 12
@ 5:00
Where: Olsen Pavilion
Kickoff Parents Weekend
with the 12th Man
Student Foundation!
Food is free to all
members, cost is $5 f° r
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the BBQ before the Aggies take on KState!
There will be games and prizes for all-
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