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This Day in Baseball History: September 8th (McGwire Passes Maris) 
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In 1988, National League president Bart Giamatti was unanimously elected baseball’s seventh commissioner, he would succeed Peter Ueberroth in 1989.
In 1998, Cardinals first baseman Mark McGwire connected off Cubs hurler Steve Trachsel for his 62nd home run — breaking the single-sea...
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CLEVELAND, June 28 (UPI) -- Homer Bailey escaped a shaky effort Saturday, yielding three runs and three hits in five innings, when the Cincinnati Reds beat Cleveland 7-3.
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