All Star Ballot A L list highlights 1984 selections
The AP reports the 1984 American League All Star ballot nominees for positions including Rod Carew Cecil Cooper Darrell Evans Ken Griffey Kent Hrbek Eddie Murray Tom Paciorek Andre Thornton and more. The list also names outfielders and catching candidates with players such as Cal Ripken Jr Willie Upshaw and Robin Yount among the many balloters.
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NEW York
San Francisco
Candlestick Park
Rod Carew
California
Cecil Cooper
Milwaukee
Darrell Evans
Detroit
Ken Griffey
Kent Hrbek
Minnesota
Eddie Murray
Baltimore
Tom Paciorek
Chicago
Andre Thornton
Cleveland
Willie Upshaw
Toronto
Julio Cruz
Rich Dauer
Jim Gantner
Damaso Garcia
Bobby Grich
Willie Randolph
Jerry Remy
Boston
Lou Whitaker
Frank White
Kansas City
Buddy Bell
Texas
Wade Boggs
George Brett
John Castino
Doug DeCinces
Toby Harrah
Carney Lansford
Oakland
Vance Law
Paul Molitor
Tim Foli
Julio Franco
Alfredo Griffin
Glenn Hoffman
Cal Ripken Jr
Dick Schofield
Alan Trammell
U.S. Washington
Robin Yount
Bob Boone
Rick Dempsey
Carlton Fisk
Mike Heath
Lance Parrish
Ted Simmons
Jim Sundberg
John Wathan
Butch Wynegar
Tony Armas
Harold Baines
Jesse Barfield
Don Baylor
Tom Brunansky
Baseball All Stars and Standings Highlight Week
The National League East and West divisions show New York and San Diego leading with strong records as Montgomery and Philadelphia jockey for position. Voting lists include Buckner Chambliss and Garvey candidates with players like Gwynn and Schmidt topping batting and fielding charts.
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New York
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Chicago
Montreal
Pittsburgh
San Diego
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Houston
Atlanta
Tudor
Smith
Darling
Andujar
Sanderson
Dayley
Berenyi
Honeycutt
Niekro
Lostar
Ponaerie
AOL
Candlestick Park
Bill Buckner
Chris Chambliss
Dan Driessen
Steve Garvey
David Green
Keith Hernandez
Ray Knight
A) Oliver
Jason Thompson
Bill Doran
Tommy Herr
Glenn Hubbard
Ron
Johnnie LeMaster
Rafael Ramirez
Bill Russell
Ozzie Smith
Garry Templeton
Dickie Thon
Alan Ashby
Bruce Benedict
Gary Carter
Jody Davis
Bo Diaz
Terry Kennedy
Tony Pena
Darrell Porter
Steve Yeager
Jack Clark
Jose Cruz
Chili Davis
Andre Dawson
Leon Durham
George Foster
Tony Gwynn
George Hendrick
Ken Landreaux
Joe Lefebvre
Jeff Leonard
Mike Marshall
Gary Matthews
Willie McGee
Keith Moreland
Jerry Mumphrey
Dale Murphy
Amos Otis
Dave Parker
Terry Puhl
Tim Raines
Gary Redus
Pete Rose
Lonnie Smith
Darryl Strawberry
Claudell Washington
Mookie Wilson
van Slyke
Sax
Gwynn
Matthews
Davis
Schmidt
Wiggins
Cruz
Carter
Esasky
Wallach
Marshall
Sandberg
Little
Perez
Driessen
Riples
Dawson
Hayes
Strawberry
Trillo
Washington
Samuel
Milner
Rebus
Ruthven
Terrell
Cox
Show
San Deg
Monge
Pro Basketball Playoff Schedule and NHL Playoffs Results
A mixed page item lists basketball first round playoff games by date and matchups, plus NHL divisional finals results and upcoming series. It also reports two horse racing results from Pimlico and Aqueduct with winning horses Rough Case and Wild Moment.
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Baltimore
Rough Case
Sudden Uprising
Pimlico
New York
Wild Moment
Castle Knight
Aqueduct
Kingman Goes Deep as A's Beat Mariners 9-4 in Kingdome
Dave Kingman slugged home runs on his first three at bats driving in eight as Oakland beat Seattle 9-4 at the Kingdome. He also belted a grand slam in the first inning with Joe Morgan Carney Lansford and Davey Lopes on base.
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Dave Kingman
Oakland Slugger
Seattle Mariners
Kingdome
A’s
Kingman
Cleveland Indians
Baltimore Orioles
Nesota Twins
California Angels
Detroit
Boston
Los Angeles Dodgers
Houston Astros
Joe Morgan
Davey Lopes
Carney Lansford
Lansford
Matt Young
Ed Vande Berg
Vande Berg
Morgan
A's
Alvin Davis
Seattle
Oakland
Mike Warren
Indians
Orioles
Andre Thornton
Cleveland
Baltimore
Bert Blyleven
Ernie Camacho
Bill Almon
Evert Lloyd Wins Family Circle Tournament on Clay
Chris Evert Lloyd won the Family Circle Magazine Cup at Sea Pines Plantation Hilton Head defeating Claudia Kohde-Kilsch 6-2 6-3 in the final. The No. 2 seed earned $34 000 with Kohde-Kilsch taking $17 500 as Evert Lloyd extended her clay court winning streak and praised the surface for aiding her movement.
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Hilton Head Island
S.C
Chris Evert Lloyd
Lloyd
Claudia Kohde- Kilsch
Sea Pines Plantation
Kohde-Kilsch
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Bradley
Bernazard
Trammell
Remy
Henderson
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Ripken
Hrbek
Evans
RoJackson
Lemon
Lopes
Garcia
Carew
Gaetti
Gantner
Easler
Hatcher
Heath
Perconte
Blaw
Sheridan
A. Davis
C. Johnson
Gross
Butler
Caudill
Smithson
Black
Morris
R. Davis
Caldwell
Gura
Perry
Hoyt
Sutcliffe
Blyleven
Young
Moore
Warren
Quisenberry
Boddicker
Alexander
Seaver
Haas New York
Fontenot
Jeffcoat
Tanana
Eckersley
John
Butcher
McCarty
Brian Downing
Dwight Evans
Rickey Henderson
Larry Herndon
Reggie Jackson
Steve Kemp
Ron Kittle
Chet Lemon
John Lowenstein
Greg Luzinski
Fred Lynn
Hal McRae
Lloyd Moseby
Dwaynecia
Ben Oglivie
Larry Parrish
Jim Rice
Ken Singleton
Gorman Thomas
Gary Ward
Dave Winfield
George Wright
Dallas
Denver
Utah
New Jersey
Phoenix
Portland
Quebec
N.Y. Islanders
Edmonton
Calgary
Ave
Sland
Roger
Sunda
Ashington
Islanders
Braves
Reds
Thermos
ROD & Gun Shop
Laurens St. NW
Thornton
Dennis Martinez
Tony Bernazard
Mike Flanagan
Evert Lloyd
Family Circle
Women’s Tennis Association
Annie
M&m Supply Company
York St
Nolex
York N.E
Rockport SunSports
SunSports
Rockport
Leverett’s Shoes
Whiskey Rd
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