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2. A baseball star's death is shrouded in mystery: Brown, who played at Crenshaw and in majors, died of burns suffered in fire, but versions of events differ
3. Buck O'Neil, 94; Ambassador for Negro League Baseball
4. OBITUARIES: Tug McGraw, 59; Pitched 19 Years for Mets and Phillies
5. OBITUARIES: Leon Wagner, 69; Baseball Slugger and Original Member of Los Angeles Angels
6. OBITUARIES: Max West, 87; His Home Run Won 1940 All-Star Game
7. Obituaries; Bobby Bonds, 57; All-Star Baseball Player
8. Obituaries; Dave McNally, 60; Pitcher's Fight Led to Free Agency
9. Putting Death in a Deep Freeze; Proponents of cryonics--they're still out there--hope for another turn at bat
10. A Baseball Great's Legacy May Be Frozen in Time
11. TED WILLIAMS 1918-2002; Baseball's Last .400 Hitter Dies
12. Obituaries; Frank Crosetti, 91; Yankee Player, Third-Base Coach
13. Obituaries; Jim Spencer, 54; Former Angel Baseball Player
14. Obituaries; Ferris Fain, 80; Baseball All-Star of '50s
15. Obituaries; PASSINGS; Dick Selma; Pitcher Set Strikeout Record as a Phillies Reliever
16. Obituaries; Lou Boudreau; Led Baseball's Indians as Shortstop, Manager
17. OBITUARIES; Eddie Mathews; Baseball Hall of Famer
18. Baseball's 'Yankee Clipper' dies at 84
19. And, yes, a role model at the end: after facing his devils, Mantle stood tall in organ donation advocacy and alcohol warnings
20. Baseball great Mickey Mantle dies of cancer
21. William Reedy; drunk driver killed Yankees manager
22. Dominic DiMaggio, 1917 - 2009; seven-time American League All-Star
23. 'Lucky' Lohrke, 1924 - 2009; baseball player cheated death 6 times off the field
24. Mark 'The Bird' Fidrych dies at 54; quirky young pitcher enthralled Tigers fans in '76
25. Are those good days now gone forever? For Mickey Lolich, the year of the Tiger will always be 1968, not 1984
26. Ty Cobb; no better player swung a bat; no worse person played the game
27. A natural; Duncan arrives ahead of schedule
28. Carew
29. The last days of Ty Cobb; a man possessed, he played baseball and lived life with a deep anger
30. Baseball's comet; few pitchers have had a season like Smoky Joe in 1912
31. Trammell has earned stripes on Tigers
32. Dave Winfield hits, endures
33. A natural? Padres' Gwynn looks the part as baseball's top hitter
34. Hershiser: a late bloomer; Dodger pitcher got off to slow starts in college and high school careers, too, before the bulldog inside him came to the surface
35. Reggie's betting prolonged slump won't be fatal
36. In Philadelphia, Ben Franklin is quoted more than Steve Carlton: but how many Cy Youngs has Franklin won?
37. Baseball's hit show (all that Yaz) nears close
38. In Cincinnati, he no longer sees red; Dave Parker left his fuming anger, not his great talent, behind him when he moved out of Pittsburgh
39. Twenty years have past but many still remember the exploits, both off the field and on, of the Angels most colorful duo of all time: Belinsky & Chance
40. Roger Craig; after 36 years in baseball, it's time to get away
41. With Grandma's help, Mike Davis rebounds from forgettable season; test of his ability now testament to his faith
42. Change of pace: Frank Tanana once lived about as fast as he threw; now, he's in the slow lane
43. Just look at him now: Andy Hawkins, 9-0 for Padres, is coming into his own
44. Phil Niekro: Yankees' grand old man still is striking them out at 46
45. Bliss in paradise; Steve Garvey and San Diego - it's been a perfect match
46. He was kept in cold storage: McCaskill has warmed to task with Angels
47. Gooden vs. Lovelace ... Lovelace?
48. It's no break for baseball families in spring training
49. Dodgers had Babe to call their own
50. Sutcliffe has made up with Lasorda, Indians
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