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ARLINGTON, Texas -- The Philadelphia Phillies' Lenny Dykstra and Darren Daulton were no-shows at yesterday's workout. Dykstra contacted the NL office on Sunday night and said he would be detained by personal matters, but nobody seemed to know the whereabouts of Daulton.NL manager Felipe Alou said he understood that both would be in uniform for tonight's game."It bothers me, the fact that this is All-Star Game time and they were supposed to be present," said Phillies president Bill Giles. "The only players not present are my players.

2003 voting Hall of Fame voting results (496 votes were cast; 372 were needed for election; x-elected): Player..................Votes......Player..........Votes x-Eddie Murray.......423.......Dave Parker... 51 x-Gary Carter 387 Fernando Valenzuela 31 Bruce Sutter 266 Keith Hernandez 30 Jim Rice 259..................Darryl Kile 7 Andre Dawson 248 Vince Coleman 3 Ryne Sandberg 244 Brett Butler 2 Lee Smith 210 Sid Fernandez 2 Rich Gossage 209 Rick Honeycutt 2, Bert Blyleven 145 Tony Pena 2 Steve Garvey 138 Darren Daulton 1 Jim Kaat 130 Mark Davis 1 Tommy John 116 Danny Tartabull 1 Jack Morris 113 Danny Jackson 0 Alan Trammell 70 Mickey Tettleton 0 Don Mattingly 68 Mitch Williams 0 Dale Murphy 58 Todd Worrell 0 Dave Concepcion 55 Note: Kaat, Kile, Coleman, Butler, Fernandez, Honeycutt, Pena, Daulton, Davis, Tartabull, Jackson, Tettleton, Williams and Worrell are no longer eligible for election by the Baseball Writers Association of America.

Indians outfielder Albert Belle was suspended for one week yesterday by American League president Bobby Brown for intentionally hitting a spectator with a baseball. Belle immediately appealed. He can continue playing while the appeal is pending."I regret that I lost my spirituality for an instance," Belle said, reading from a prepared statement after the suspension was announced. "It will not happen again."He declined to comment on his appeal and would not answer any questions.Belle threw a ball at spectator Jeff Pillar of Cleveland during the seventh inning of Saturday's game against California, after Pillar heckled him about his problems with alcoholism.

Baseball Devil Rays: Bullpen coach Darren Daulton resigned. Padres: Recalled P Brian Tollberg from Triple-A Portland. Optioned P Wascar Serrano to Portland. Designated OF Emil Brown for assignment. Purchased contract of P Dave Lundquist from Portland. Phillies: Placed P Randy Wolf on 15-day DL, retroactive to Aug. 2, with sprained left ankle. Recalled P Brandon Duckworth from Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre. Football Colts: Re-signed free-agent TE Marcus Pollard to five-year contract.

Agent Tony Attanasio is leaving open the possibility that catcher Mickey Tettleton will accept a one-year contract with the Baltimore Orioles, but only if adverse market conditions force him into salary arbitration.Tettleton is seeking a multiyear contract but has yet to receive a multiyear offer. The Orioles have asked him to accept a one-year deal and might get their wish if they are willing to meet a Dec. 7 deadline for offering arbitration.If Tettleton has not signed with anyone by that date, the Orioles will have the option of offering salary arbitration.

Players who received bonuses for their election to Tuesday's All-Star Game:AMERICAN LEAGUE $100,000 Kirby Puckett, Minn.Cal Ripken, OriolesRick Aguilera, Minn.Roberto Alomar, Tor.Wade Boggs, N.Y.Joe Carter, Tor.Ken Griffey, Sea.Jimmy Key, N.Y.J. Montgomery, K.C.John Olerud, Tor.Greg Vaughn, Milw.Duane Ward, Tor.$25,000 M. Mussina, OriolesCarlos Baerga, Cleve.Albert Belle, Cleve.Cecil Fielder, Det.Travis Fryman, Det.Paul Molitor, Tor.Devon White, Tor.$10,000 Ivan Rodriguez, Tex.NATIONAL LEAGUE $50,000 Darren Daulton, Phi.Tom Glavine, Atl.Bryan Harvey, Fla.David Justice, Atl.John Kruk, Phil.

Cubs: Chicago had scored a total of two runs in Frank Castillo's previous three starts, two shutout defeats.Mets: Carlos Baerga went 0-for-3 and is hitless in 11 at-bats, getting only one ball out of the infield. His average is down to .167.Phillies: Darren Daulton went 0-for-3 after going 7-for-11 in the previous four games.Pirates: Al Martin (sprained ankle) returned to the lineup after playing only once since April 11. Pittsburgh was outhit for the fifth consecutive game. It has been outscored 57-29 in the first nine games of a 10-game homestand, but has won four times.

Expos: Montreal is 0-5 in openers against Cincinnati, all at Riverfront Stadium.Marlins: Devon White singled in the first inning for his first NL hit. He then stole second -- the 250th steal of his career -- but was thrown out by Mike Kingery trying to advance to third when the throw went into center field. . . . For the first time in their four-year history, the Marlins do not have a rookie on their Opening Day roster. . . . Right-handed reliever Wilson Heredia underwent surgery on his right elbow and will begin conditioning immediately.

Catcher Mickey Tettleton apparently is becoming a more marketable commodity as this year's free-agent free-for-all continues to gather momentum.Agent Tony Attanasio, who only a week ago was wondering where Tettleton's first offer would come from, said yesterday that he has talked contract with a number of clubs interested in signing Tettleton.Attanasio would not say what clubs were involved in the negotiations, but indicated that four teams have made overtures during the past week. One may be the Oakland Athletics, the team that released Tettleton before the 1988 season.

For Terry Cooney, the questions never seem to stop.And the longer Roger "the Dodger" Clemens is able to avoid his suspension, the more Cooney is reminded of last year's incident in the playoffs. Cooney was the home plate umpire who threw Clemens out of the fourth game of the American League Championship Series.After deliberating all winter, AL president Dr. Bobby Brown decided that Clemens' indiscretion was worth a $10,000 fine and a five-game suspension to begin with the first game of this season.