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Manager Whitey Herzog has often said nothing but first place matters, but the CARDINALS will try to nail down second place. “It would mean some extra money for the coaches and some of the (lower-paid) players,” Herzog said. SS Ozzie Smith on the same subject: “Twenty years from now, is anybody going to remember who finished second?” … The Cardinals need 41,035 fans to exceed the 3 million attendance mark and anticipate doing so Friday. The three millionth fan will be presented with 1990 season tickets and two Cardinals warmup jackets. … With the East race over, Herzog made only one lineup change Wednesday. Denny Walling started in LF instead of Vince Coleman. SAN DIEGO PADRES RF Tony Gwynn ended an 0-for-11 slump with an eighth-inning RBI double Tuesday night. Gwynn hadn’t had a hit since a single at Cincinnati in the ninth inning last Thursday. Gwynn has been playing for a month on a sore left Achilles tendon before he fouled two pitches off the top of his right foot last Friday night. … LF Chris James was ejected by plate umpire Joe West after the fourth inning Tuesday night. The ejection was James’ first as a Padre. SAN FRANCISCO ASTROS OF Kevin Bass has grand slams this season from both sides of the plate, making him the third switch hitter in NL history and the first since Ted Simmons of the 1975 St. Louis Cardinals to accomplish the feat. George Davis of the 1896 New York Giants is the only other NL player to hit grand slams from each side of the plate in the same season. … IF Craig Reynolds, 36, a former All-Star in both leagues, announced his retirement Wednesday. LOS ANGELES
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Full Text: USA TODAY (pre-1997 Fulltext) Sep 28, 1989