All-Star Game Again Backs NL As AL Struggles
The National League beat the American League 4 2 at Dodger Stadium for the ninth straight time, with three straight hits in the sixth inning and an error by Willie Randolph paving the way. Reggie Smith and others attributed NL depth, while AL stalwarts like Rod Carew, Willie Wilson, George Brett and Paul Molitor were unavailable or injured.
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UPI
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Ken Griffey
Tommy John
Nationals
Ray Knight
Phil Garner
George Hendrick
Willie Randolph
Dave Winfield
Reggie Smith
National
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Dave Parker
Davey Lopes
Dave Concepcion
al Oliver
Bobby Grich
National League
Rod Carew
Angels
Dodger
Bob Welch
Fred Lynn
Boston
Jim Rice
Rice
Kansas City
Willie Wilson
Royals
George Brett
Wilson
Brett
Paul Molitor
Milwaukee
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Molitor
Reggie Jackson
Oliver
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Texas
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Smith
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Garry
Templeton
Lance) Parrish
Robin) Yount
Kenny
Landreaux
John
Baseball races resume tonight in tight leagues
United Press International reports the Pirates led by Chuck Tanner aim to repeat as champions while the NL East remains contested with Montreal and Philadelphia. Houston and Los Angeles vie in the West as the Yankees and Royals threaten in the AL.
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Houston
Los Angeles
New York Yankees
Kansas City Royals
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Royals
Tanner
Pirates
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California
Cincinnati
New York Mets
Shea Stadium
Mets
Larry Parrish
Steve Carlton
Pete Rose
Kent Tekulve
Baseball ballet brings flair as majors resume play
Pete Rose of the Philadelphia Phillies and Ozzie Smith of the San Diego Padres strike a pose during a game in Philadelphia. The scene hints at the playful action fans may see as the major leagues resume after a three day break for the All Star game.
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Pete Rose
Philadelphia Phillies
Ozzie Smith
San Diego Padres
Philadelphia
Phillies amphetamines probe prompts Kuhn review
Phillies president says Commissioner Kuhn will study reports that Phillies players obtained amphetamines through a Reading doctor. No charges yet. DA says no proof of lawbreaking, while Mazza denies prescribing. The focus remains on tomorrows game against the Cubs as investigation continues.
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Bowie Kuhn
Philadelphia Phillies
Phillies
Ruly Carpenter
Kuhn
Carpenter
Bill Lee
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Chicago Cubs
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Bowa
Associated Press
Yatron
Reading Times
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Reading Phillies
Mazza
Padres Boss Signals Clean House After Rough First Half
San Diego Padres President Ballard Smith says he is fed up with losing and has replaced fired GM Bob Fontaine with field manager Jerry Coleman and Jack McKeon. He warns players to improve in the second half or face further changes as the club sits last in the standings.
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San Diego Padres
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Bob Fontaine
Jerry Coleman
Fontaine
Jack McKeon
Smith
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