ISU punter earns second chance after burglary case
Kelly Goodburn, ISU starting punter, reflects on July 1 arrest for burglary at George Veenker Golf Course. He was reinstated after appeals and team vote despite losing his scholarship. He faces further court dates in Story County.
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Phillies sweep Expos to take NL East lead in pennant race
In Philadelphia, Len Matuszek hit his first major league homer as he started the nightcap and helped the Phillies to a 5 0 shutout after a 9 5 win in the opener. Mike Schmidt homered in both games and Marty Bystrom pitched five solid innings for the complete game win. The doubleheader moved Philadelphia one game up on Montreal in the NL East, with other NL and AL results listed from across the league.
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Minnesota to Host 1985 All-Star Game
The Minnesota Twins will host the 1985 major league All-Star Game. Commissioner Bowie Kuhn announced the decision on Wednesday. It marks Minnesota's second All-Star Game after the 1965 NL victory at Metropolitan Stadium. The 1985 game will be in the Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome.
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Soto Signs Five-Year $1 Million Reds Contract
Cincinnati pitcher Mario Soto agreed to a five year deal for 1984 to 1988 making him the club's highest paid player. The Dominican right hander will have two option years and is expected to earn over $1 million yearly. Soto, 27, set a Reds single season strikeout mark with 274 and led the club with a 14-13 record. He also had his 16th win after a 6-0 shutout of Atlanta, and led the NL with 17 complete games while posting a 2.57 ERA.
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