National League Extends All-Star Dominance With 4-2 Win
In Los Angeles at Dodger Stadium the National League defeated the American League 4-2 for the ninth straight time and 17th of 18 meetings. Griffey hit a first pitch homer for NL's first hit, boosting the rally as Willie Randolph misplayed a two-run sixth. Managers Weaver and Tanner comment on defense and timing as Lynn homered for the AL briefly.
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Los Angeles
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Earl Weaver
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Chuck Tanner
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J.R. Richard
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Welch
Seattle
Richard
All-Star Game Delivers NL Victory In Dodger Stadium
In a packed Dodger Stadium Lynn homered for the AL with Griffey earning MVP honors. Reuss earned the win for the Dodgers as the NL outpaced the AL four to two with late scoring on hits and a wild pitch, while Sutter closed out the game amid a playful clubhouse exchange.
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Darrell Porter
Kansas City
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Jerry Reuss
Nationals
Bruce Sutter
Chicago Cubs
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Sutter
Rose Schmidt deny drug accusation amid All-Star Game
Pete Rose and Mike Schmidt rejected reports they illegally obtained amphetamines and denied connections to a Reading physician. Officials say narcotics agents may question eight pro athletes including Luzinski and Bowa. no charges filed.
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Philadelphia Bulletin
Fermata Swim Team Tops Hammond Hills 343 188
Fermata defeats Hammond Hills 343 to 188 as Stephen Anaclerio Lynn Bailey and Bridget Sloan lead with multiple wins. Kim Hay Wendy Clark Stan Hay Razmic Gregorian Edward Giard and Stan Szymowski each claim two wins, with several Fer mata swimmers sharing firsts. Fermata sits 3 1 in CSRA Swim League and travels to National Hills Thursday for a 6 30 meet.
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Bridget Sloan
Fermata Club
Hammond Hills
Cathy Hindman
Kim Hay
Wendy Clark
Stan Hay
Razmic Gregorian
Edward Giard
Stan Szymowski
Andrea Barnes
Alison Rankin
Tommy Hughes
Jennifer Powers
Cathy Winn
Kelli Hofstetter
Susan Reeve
Billy Hughes
David Boyd
Mary Giard
Cheryl Boyd
Tom Hindman
Fermata
Peggy Stoming
Alan Owings
Scott Davis
Pam Malcolm
Greg Neimer
North Augusta
George Stowe
Alene Weber
Charles Lee
CSRA
Augusta
National Hills
Aiken Swimmers Narrow Loss at Westlake
Augusta reports the Aiken Swim Association dropped a 280 to 252 decision at Westlake Country Club after a tight meet with Fermata Club. Pam Timmerman led with a lone first place while Poncho Putnam Paul Musick Matthew Beckum Christine Hair and Trish Doherty each won twice for Aiken.
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Westlake Country Club
Pam Timmerman
Aiken
Poncho Putnam
Paul Musick
Matthew Beckum
Christine Hair
Trish Doherty
Temperence Hill Triumph Ties South Carolina to Belmont Win
Belmont winner Temperence Hill has Carolina ties with Stop the Music’s trainer in Aiken and Camden bred Joe Cantey. Stop the Music sired Temperence Hill and produced a durable line at Greentree Stud in Lexington. Cantey, raised near Camden, rose to national trainer status with strong SC connections.
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