Sutton and Palmer to start All-Star game in New York
The 48th All-Star Game pits Don Sutton of the Dodgers against Jim Palmer of the Orioles in Yankee Stadium before an enormous crowd and TV audience. Both starters enter with 0.00 ERAs in All-Star play, while Rod Carew eyes a .400 batting mark as the National and American leagues clash amid Jackie Robinson tributes.
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Second Mt Anthony track meet draws 45 runners
At Mt Anthony Union High School the second Monday night track meet drew 45 participants with most popular events the 880 and 2 mile. Sandy Cook won four events in college women and remained undefeated, while Dan Geer led in the 50 and up class with four wins. Masters and open divisions produced multiple winners as upcoming events include the shot put long jump and several sprints.
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Hisle Makes All Star Nod After Long Road Back
Larry Hisle of the Minnesota Twins earns an AL All Star spot at Yankee Stadium. Once dismissed as a Phillies prospect and labeled a militant, Hisle battled minor leagues and doubt to post a .298 average with 21 home runs and league leading 82 RBIs as he seeks peer respect over public adulation.
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Randle charge reduced in Lucchesi beating case
New York Mets infielders Lenny Randle had four felony charges reduced to misdemeanor battery for the March 28 incident with former Texas Rangers manager Frank Lucchesi. Judge Maurice Paul accepted a no contest plea and set next steps for arraignment and sentencing.
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Hinsdale Edges Bennington 3-2 In Bi-State Soccer Thriller
Hinsdale defeats Bennington 3-2 in a marathon Bi-State Soccer League match. Bennington led 2-1 until Hinsdale tied late in regulation, sending the game to OT where no goals were scored before Hinsdale converted a penalty in the 17th minute of sudden death. Bennington stands 5-1 and Hinsdale 5-0 with playoff seeding implications.
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Saratoga Harness Notes July 19 1977 First Pace Mile
Pari mutuel entries list at Saratoga for July 19 1977 detailing ten pace and trot races with horses such as Parade Hanover Mighty Avenger Sallys Bye Bye Marges Mermaid Garys Buddy Sugar E and more across first through tenth events. Spoilers include multiple earnings thresholds and participant names like Avon Sky Hawk Wendy Dillon Afton Excel and Jefferson Smoke among others.
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New York City Olympics plan priced at 426 million
A study commissioned by Gov. Carey places the 1984 Games cost at 426 million with a 224 million funding gap but predicts 50,000 jobs and over a million visitors. The plan, detailing venues from Shea Stadium to the Meadowlands, calls for an Olympic Village on Roosevelt Island and major upgrades including a swimming complex and bicycle course.
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Vermont softball tournament deadline announced
Teams may enter the Vermont State District Softball Tournament in Arlington at Park and Recreation Field July 23 and 24. Contact Don Corey at 375-2525 days or 442-3027 nights. Deadline is July 21 with a $48 fee.
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Mt Equinox School Announces Summer Basketball Camp
George Allard of Burr and Burton and Frank Bizzarro of MSJ announce Mt Equinox Basketball School enrollment deadline July 22 for a camp August 8 to 12. Open to boys entering grades six through 11. Contact Allard at 362-1321.
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Arlington Youth Soccer Schedule Brief
The Arlington Youth Soccer League lists matches this week at the Park and Recreation Field. Tuesday fixtures include Minutemen versus Lancers at 6 and Timbers against Cosmos at 7. Thursday features Earthquakes versus Minutemen at 6 and Rowdies versus Timbers at 7. Sunday hosts Earthquakes versus Lancers at 12:30 and Rowdies versus All at 6.
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