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		ASTROS CLUB FIRSTS


Minute Maid Park Accomplishments	Player	Date

First hit	Doug Glanville, Phillies	April 7, 2000

First Astros hit	Craig Biggio	April 7, 2000

First run	Scott Rolen, Phillies	April 7, 2000

First Astros run	Richard Hidalgo	April 7, 2000

First single	Doug Glanville, Phillies	April 7, 2000

First double	Rico Brogna, Phillies	April 7, 2000

First triple	Tim Bogar, Astros	April 8, 2000

First home run	Scott Rolen, Phillies	April 7, 2000

First Astros home run	Richard Hidalgo	April 7, 2000

First grand slam	Ken Caminiti, Astros	May 9, 2000

First strikeout	Ron Gant, Phillies	April 7, 2000

First walk	Jeff Bagwell, Astros	April 7, 2000

First stolen base	Doug Glanville, Phillies	April 7, 2000

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