Injuries cloud AL bid as All Star Game nears in New York
The 48th annual All Star Game opens in New York with the American League missing key pitchers Mark Fidrych Frank Tanana Nolan Ryan and Vida Blue. Bill Eckersley Jim Palmer Sparky Lyle Dave LaRoche Jim Kern and Bill Campbell head the AL staff as NL stars led by Tom Seaver and Joe Morgan prepare at Yankee Stadium in a match dedicated to Jackie Robinson.
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Jackie Robinson
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Yankees Struggle as Royals Down New York 8 4
George Steinbrenner’s cash failed to lift the Yankees during the All-Star break as Billy Martin’s club dropped their third straight, 8-4, to Kansas City. Amos Otis drove in three for the Royals while Darrell Porter hit a 415-foot homer.
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al Cowens
Reggie Jackson
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Joe Lahoud
Swimmers shine in 15th Great Plains meet finale
In Lincoln, the 15th Annual Great Plains Swimming and Diving meet concluded with 20 records set Sunday as rest and heat aided performances. Georganne Peterson swept all 10 races in 11-12, Barb Harris won four events, Doug Wilnes claimed the Larry Charko Memorial 50m freestyle, Nancy Langrehr led a record relay, and Jim Weyhrauch swept open platform and springboard titles.
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Woods Pool
Nancy Langehr
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Chuck Sharpe
Omaha Westside Swim Club
Barb Harris
Lincoln Swim Club
Sharpe
Harris
Steven Graves
Wichita Neptunes
Jay Merritt
Merritt
Bellevue
Julie Day
California
Michelle McIntosh
Nancy Langrehr
Diane Whalen
Ralston
Mark Dietrich
Omaha Westside
Steve Unruh
Mark Greise
Allen Kunkle
Weyhrauch
Tom
Arizona State
Jim
Floyd wins Pleasant Valley Classic in tight finish over Nicklaus
Ray Floyd rides late surge and a steady final round 69 to beat Jack Nicklaus by one stroke at Pleasant Valley Country Club. Floyd earns $50,000 and becomes PGA tour money winner over $1 million. Nicklaus finishes second at 272. Julius Boros joins million-dollar club with 286 total. Miller Barber and Rik Massengale also high finishers.
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Hunt Wins British Grand Prix as Lauda Stays Top
James Hunt wins the Silverstone Grand Prix in England to trim Niki Lauda's lead with 39 points. Lauda finishes second as Hunt vows to chase the champion, while Schekter and Andretti trail with 32.
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Silverston
England
Niki Lauda
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