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' Baseball on its way
By Associated Press
Sparky Anderson traditionally operates one of the toughest
spring training camps in baseball. It will be even tougher this
year, oecause imc uciroit i igers arc defending a World Series
tide.
Not since 1978 when the New York Yankees completed a
three-year run as American League champions, has a team
won successive AL. pennants.
That precedent has not daunted Anderson, who has said,
"We'll go to spring training with the idea of repealing."
^ THE TIGERS, along with the Minnesota Twins, were the
first teams to officially open camp Wednesday to pitchers, catchers,
rookies, players recovering from injuries and any others
who volunteer for a little early work. The Tigers train at
Lakeland, Ma., the Twins at Orlando.
Most of the regulars and veterans arc due in camp by the
end of February or the first few days of March.
Eighteen clubs train in Florida and the other eight in
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from Cocoa.
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involved in.
It was an embarrassing situation for me, my family, my
friends and the people thut know me. now, I'm looking forward
to getting back on the track . . .doing what 1 know
best."
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Moses plans 10 make his first track appearand* of the season
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"1 want to stay in track and field as long as possible," said
Moses, adding that he might go for a third gold medal in the
1988 Olymies at Seoul, South Korea.
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