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Criticisms Weighing Heavy on Tony Gwynn Baseball: Injured right fielder tired of comments about being overweight. Padres fall to Astros, 3-0.
[San Diego County Edition]
Los Angeles Times (pre-1997 Fulltext) - Los Angeles, Calif.
Author: BOB NIGHTENGALE
Date: Sep 18, 1991
Start Page: 1
Section: Sports; PART-C; Sports Desk
Text Word Count: 1205
 Abstract (Document Summary)

It doesn't matter that no one says a word about [Tony Gwynn]'s weight when he bats .360. No one dares to utter a sound when Gwynn is annually invited to the All-Star Game.

Just like his weight, Gwynn has heard complaints since he was a guard at San Diego State. Every year, the subject emerges. Every year, Gwynn scoffs at the talk.

Perhaps if anyone can relate to Gwynn's second-half woes, it's Padre starter Bruce Hurst (15-8). Hurst was forced to leave Tuesday's game after one inning with elbow stiffness, the shortest outing of his three-year career.

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