National League Dominates All Star Game in New York
The National League defeated the American League 7-5 at Yankee Stadium to extend its series lead to 29-18-1. Don Sutton earned MVP after three shutout innings, while Joe Morgan Greg Luzinski and Steve Garvey homered early to give NL a 5-0 cushion. Tom Seaver faced the fourth appearance in New York since his trade, receiving a warm ovation.
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Reds
Palmer Guides All-Star Struggles in 7-5 NL Win
New York UPIs report details Jim Palmer's rough start as the American League falls 7-5 to the National League in the All-Star game. Palmer allowed five runs in just over two innings, while Joe Morgan and George Foster homered early for the NL. Richie Zisk drove in two for the AL in a late rally.
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Giants battle heat at Pace camp in Pleasantsville
Giants coach John McVay keeps players in two hour sessions despite a 102 degree training field. With 72 players in camp and 33 veterans due, cuts will come after a joint practice with the Jets. Trainers note 60 gallons daily of Gatorade and pauses for cooling as injury risk rises.
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Dallas Tornado rely on American core to clinch playoff spot
The Dallas Tornado, led by Al Miller the first native American coach in the league, field five American starters and a rising unit that has boosted attendance by about 11,000 as they clinch a playoff berth. GM Dick Berg praises the cohesive group while British teammates fill the foreign slots. The article notes harmony amid mixed rosters and recalls Pele Beckenbauer theft incident during a Cosmos loss.
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Bold Bidder filly tops Keeneland yearling sale at $400,000
Keeneland final session of the Selected Summer Yearling Sale saw a filly by Bold Bidder out of Cosmah top the prices at $400,000, consigned by Gainesway Farm Lexington and bought by Milton Dance Jr Taylor's Purchase Farm Maryland.
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Giants win Norshaft Little League title 11 10 over Red Sox
The Giants claim the Norshaft championship with an 11 to 10 victory over the Red Sox this month. Jim Cross led the team as manager with David Elwell as coach. Red Sox figures included John Thompson and Bob Millington. The season finished with the A’s third, Braves fourth, and Dodgers fifth under coaches Roy Ware, Lyman Hansen, Bill Crosier, Don McKenna, and Jerry Elwell. A picnic honored league graduates at the North Bennington field as trophies were awarded. All-Stars prepare for Saturday playoff against Manchester at Arlington field.
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Farewell Tonight for Mt Anthony Coach Liporto
An informal farewell for departing Mt Anthony football coach Ken Liporto at the Elks Club tonight at 7 30 gathers former players fans and friends. Liporto coached the Patriots for five seasons and led them to the 1975 state championship before taking a job in Hampton New Hampshire.
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