All-Star Game Hopes Fade as AL Faces Pitching Gaps
New York reports on the eve of the 48th All-Star Game show the American League seeking an upset of the NL dominance. Key pitchers Fidrych Tanana and Vida Blue withdraw, Dennis Eckersley added, Ryan declines. Carew Yastrzemski and Jackson among starters hampered by injuries.
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Carew's Capers Preview NL Pitching Powerhouse
Carew hit two singles in five at bats as Minnesota split a Sunday doubleheader with Oakland to raise his average to .394. The NL stars include seven Reds and Sparky Anderson's likely starter Tom Seaver, amid his first New York return since the Mets trade.
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Ron Cey
Greg Luzinski
Philadelphia
Dave Parker
Pittsburgh
Rick Reuschel
Chicago Cubs
Steve Carlton
Don Sutton
Joaquin Andujar
Houston
John Candelaria
Floyd earns first million as he wins Pleasant Valley Classic
Ray Floyd tops the Pleasant Valley Classic with a 271 total to reach $1,011,605 in career earnings and deny Jack Nicklaus at 272. Julius Boros finishes 59th earning $488, while Nicklaus misses an eagle by one stroke, keeping him well ahead of Floyd in career money.
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Cubs slip further as Phillies gain on Cubs in East race
Steve Carlton and John Candelaria win to keep pace with the NL East leaders as Carlton earns his 13th win and Candelaria's 10th, despite sore backs. The Mets rally in the nightcap, while Jay Johnstone hits two homers for Philadelphia.
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Chuck) Tanner
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Floyd Wins Pleasant Valley Open as Boros Considers Retirement
Ray Floyd captures the Pleasant Valley Open title in Sutton Massachusetts while Julius Boros, nearing a million in career earnings, hints at retirement. Boros, a Connecticut native, has two U.S. Opens, a PGA title and 15 other tour wins, a long career noted for his easy swing and his book Swing Easy Hit Hard.
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Giants Rainout Shifts Midwest Standings
Cedar Rapids Giants gained a half game on Burlington in the Midwest league Southern division chase after a rainout against Clinton. The Giants will make up the game with a doubleheader Monday at Clinton, while Burlington fell to Quad Cities moving within one game of first place. The Giants sit two games back.
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