Sandy Day O'Connor presents Riggins with roses at play
Washington scene features Justice O'Connor attending a June Olney Theater curtain call for John Riggins star of Illegal Motion. The audience moment included a dozen red roses and light banter about loosening up. The piece notes Riggins and O'Connor shared humor and mutual good will.
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AL and NL Standings Hit Busy Major League Schedule
The National League leaders show Atlanta 4 and New York 7 in high scoring games while Montreal and San Francisco exchange small margins. American League matchups include Chicago at Boston and California at Detroit with multiple late-season clashes across divisions as teams prepare for Sunday schedules.
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LTC youths chase strong times in age group event
The article notes youths from LTC posting fast 800 and 1500 racewalk times, Betsy Lee setting a club record in Manhattan, and discussion of long range Olympic potential for the girls. It also covers USA Olympic baseball team cuts with five players released and the final 20-man roster headed for Barcelona.
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