National League and American League batting and pitching leaders
National League leaders include Foster of Cin and Winfield of SD tied for first in batting at .333 and .331 with Schmidt Phi leading in RBIs at 72. Stolen bases show Moreno Pgh with 39, and Templeton StL 10 triples. American League batting honors go to Downing Cal at .352 with Baylor Cal 85 RBIs and Lynn Bsn 24 homers. Pitching leaders feature Miekro Htn 13-4 and Davis NY 8-1. strikeouts show Richard Hun 157 and Ryan Cal 160. Horse racing results note Brenda's Royalty at Bowie and Accipiter's Dream at Belmont.
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Summary of multiple teams signing players and trading personnel. Danny Goodwin moved to Minnesota Twins from Ogden PCL. Al Smith Delmer Beshore Moses Malone Tom Henderson signings. Bills return Bill Simpson and add Smerias and Bell. Bengals trade Vin Morgan. Vikings obtain John Reaves. Giants sign Roberson Davis Meyers Browning Paulsen. Eagles sign Wilbert Montgomery. Buccaneers place DouBose McKay Carlton on IR. Cincinnati names Harry Meeks assistant coach. Penn announces Charles Harris as athletic director.
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Two Falcons Depart Camp After First Workout
SUWANEE Georgia two Falcons quit football for personal reasons after the first rookie and free agent workout. Safety Scooter Reed and guard Arden Keane left the camp. three others exited due to heat. Coach Leeman Bennett praised overall condition as 71 rookies and free agents remain, veterans report by Saturday, with a 45-player squad cap before September.
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Stars Shine In Seattle Home Run Mark May Fall
In Seattle at the Kingdome for the 50th All Star game Nolan Ryan faces NL hitters while Carlton starts for the Americans. Lasorda sizes up the lefty start against expected left handed batters. Stadium capacity 58,960 and weather expected to be fair in the 60s. The NL aims for an eighth straight win in a 16th of 17 meetings.
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Bartkowski Sees Healthy Season Surpass Yardage Record
SUWANEE Georgia AP Quarterback Steve Bartkowski threw for more yards than any Atlanta Falcon last year yet value rests on staying healthy after missing 21 of 42 games due to knee problems. He faced rookie challenge and soul searching during a season of doubt.
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