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PHO2002042105 -- PHOENIX, April 21 (UPI) -- The Arizona Diamondbacks'.Mark Grace rounds third base headed for home during their win over the Colorado Rockies 7-1 in Phoenix, on April 21, 2002. rlw/wp/Will Powers UPI
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Former Major League Baseball player Mark Grace reported to Maricopa County Jail Sunday to begin serving his four-month term for driving drunk.
A court date of Jan. 31 has been set for former baseball star Mark Grace, indicted in October on four felony counts stemming from his DUI arrest in Arizona.
Ex-Chicago Cubs and Arizona Diamondbacks player Mark Grace was arrested in Arizona for allegedly driving while intoxicated, a police report indicated Wednesday.
The Chicago Cubs re-signed reliever Carlos Marmol Thursday with a one-year, $2.125 million contract, thus avoiding salary arbitration.
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Edgar Renteria became th first National League shortstop in 18 seasons to reach 100 RBI Saturday as he led St. Louis to a 3-2 victory over Arizona.
After joking that he had signed a contract extension, Mark Grace announced his retirement from baseball Friday.
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