Rose criticizes depth as NL beats AL in All Stars
Pete Rose argues NL has greater depth than the AL after the National League routs the American League 7 to 1 before 63,974 at Veterans Stadium. Foster is MVP with a two run homer. Jones earns the win while Fidrych takes the loss as Cedeno adds a two run shot.
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Foster Says National League Has Beating Edge At All Star Game
All Star MVP George Foster of the Reds argues NL dominance after a 13 of 14 mid season wins. Detroit’s Rusty Staub remains in the locker room after the game as Foster comments on NL strength and AL progress.
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Doyle memorial K C tournament kicks off Albion golf
The first Swede Doyle Memorial State Golf Tournament at Albion Country Club is open to Knights of Columbus members. First tee time 7 a m, entries close at 9 30 a m. Doyle, a 1961 member and 1960 greens keeper, is honored by Albion Knights of Columbus Council 1739.
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Taiwan to compete under Olympic flag at Montreal Games
Taiwan announced it would participate in the Montreal Olympics as an anonymous delegation behind an Olympic flag if it must, after negotiations led by USOC President Phil Krumm. IOC President Killanin confirmed Canada would allow a nameless Taiwanese march, while Taiwan’s Niu Ping-yih called any nameless proposal insulting.
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McKee and Kobus win tennis league titles and tour honors
The NPPD Women's Tennis League season ends with an awards banquet. League I top finishers are Sue Kobus first and Jeannie Wheatley second. League II winners are Joan McKee and Cindy Langan. In the tournament results McKee won, Kobus was second, Langan third, Wheatley fourth. Beth Boesch led Group B and Jean Dicke led Group C. Marilyn Hohn dorf received the I Tried award.
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Jeannie Wheetley
Joan McKee
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Jean Dicke
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