Mariners take Moore No 1 in amateur free agent draft
Seattle signs Mike Moore from Eakly Oklahoma and sends him to the Lynn Massachusetts AA affiliate. Toronto picks Matt Williams and Derrin Dilks goes 18th to Montreal as the amateur draft stirs debate over compensation for losing major league free agents.
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New York
Dave Winfield
Mike Moore
Moore
Eakly
Okla
Seattle Mariners
Lynn
Mass
Toronto Blue Jays
Matt Williams
Williams
Jackson
Tex
Rice University
Montreal Expos
Derrin Dilks
Ontario
Calif
Oklahoma State
Hal Keller
Mariners
Bannister Mows Down Red Sox in 2-0 Mariners Win
Bannister sails past Boston with two hits allowed as Seattle tops Boston 2-0. Erickson and Lamp win in other AL games. White Sox beat Blue Jays 6-2 behind Lamp. Yankees roll 8-3 over Royals. Rangers 8 Tigers 1 as Texas seizes AL West lead.
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Nister
Boston Red Sox
Bannister
Seattle Mariners
Minnesota Twins
Erickson
Doug Corbett
Milwaukee Brewers
Lamp
Kevin
Hickey
Chicago White Sox
Toronto Blue Jays
Larry Bowa
Pete Rose
Stan Musial
Philadelphia Phillies
Houston Astros
New York Yankees
Kansas City Royals
California Angels
Cleveland Indians
Texas Rangers
Detroit Tigers
Mariners
Red Sox
Dwight Evans
Carney Lansford
Twins Brewers
Johnny Podres
Corbett
White Sox
Blue Jays
Toronto
Bill Almon
Greg Luzinski
Chet Lemon
Damaso Garcia
Ernie Whitt
Lloyd Moseby
John Mayberry
Yankees
Royals
Dave Righetti
Lou Piniella
Dave Winfield
Jerry Mumphrey
Mumphrey
Rangers
Tigers
Mickey Rivers
Texas
Oakland
Baseball talks stall as judge weighs injunction in dispute
In New York, parties in baseball's compensation dispute fail to advance toward a negotiated settlement before a court ruling on an injunction. The players push a pool plan as a possible path to an accord, while Marvin Miller seeks counterproposals and owners' Ray Grebey notes no progress before the judge's decision expected later in the week.
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N.Y
Marvin Miller
Players’ Union
Coral Inn
Manhattan
Miller
Ray Grebey
Henry F. Werker
United States District Court
Werker
National Labor Relations Board
Brett Tops AL Balloting In First All Star Vote
George Brett led the American League with 309 221 votes in the initial fan ballot for the July 14 All Star Game at Cleveland Municipal Stadium. Graig Nettles trailed by about 220 000 votes as other AL leaders included Rod Carew Carlton Fisk Reggie Jackson and Fred Lynn.
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NEW York
George Brett
Kansas City Royals
Bowie Kuhn
Brett
Cleveland
Municipal Stadium
Graig Nettles
New York Yankees
Rod Carew
California Angels
Carlton Fisk
Chicago White Sox
Reggie Jackson
Yankees
Fred Lynn
Angels
Willie Randolph
Milwaukee
Robin Yount
Baltimore
Ken Singleton
Carew
Temac Industries Dominate in 17-0 Slow-Pitch Win
Temac Industries crushed His and Her Coiffures 17-0 as Temacs Buziaks each hit a homer and drove in four. Rosery Florists topped Jerryco Builders 21-4 with Janet Ziebart going 5 for 5 and Mary Lou Hanson driving in five. The night also saw Crane's Cartage 12-7 over Medicine Hat Monumental and several other high scoring games with multiple players homering or racking up RBIs. Evening schedule featured games at Jeffries Park and Strathcona Park with matchups including Hat Honda Centre Hawks Sterling Trailer Sales and Kurt's Iron Works.
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Vera
Val Buziak
Temac Industries
His and Her Coiffures
Medicine Hat
Rosery Florists
Jerryco Builders
Janet Ziebart
Rosery
Mary Lou Hanson
Crane
Strathcona Park
Chat Jox Sox
Kurt’s Iron Works
Kaster Bus Lines
Wayne Kenny Construction
Supreme Windows
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Medicine Hat News
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Jays
Mike Sharperson
Benny Distacfano
Tim Arnsberg
Dave Eichorn
Ken Galloway
Mark Hoffman
Montreal
Jeffrey Carl
Mike Fuentes
Albert Newman
James McIntosh
Michael Winbush
Art Howe
Philadelphia
Howe
Phillies
Astros
Associated Press
Roger Erickson
Dennis Lamp
Floyd Bannister
Ban
Roll On Realty
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Connaught
Riverside
East Glen
Quiet Court
Crestwood
Norwood
Southridge
New Riverside
Ross Glen
Redcliff
WALSH
Bassano
Allan Thomson
Kim Bohnet
Jerry Schimpf
Dennis Ressler
Harvey Wutzke
Gordon Schlosser
Kay Drent
Martha Jussila
Mickey Todd
Darwin Vellacott
Bill Torchuk
Corey Greler
Pete Vanderham
the Medical Arts Clinic
Eric J. Baker M.D
Crescent Heights
8Th Street
N.W
James A. Cranston M.D
Rose
Cecil Cooper
Randolph
Kansas City
Frank White
Paul Molitor
Yount
Bucky Dent
Fisk
Ted Simmons
Brewers
St. Louis Cardinals
Simmons
Singleton
Rick Cerone
Lee May
American League Baseball
Cerone
Temacs’' Buziaks Dazzle
Cartage
Medicine Hat Monumental
Warren
Boschee
Mike Anctil
Monumental
Chat Sox
Park Lane
Glen Varra
Joe Wensink
Kelly Benson
Andy Verstratten
Chat
Jim Larson
Kelvin Anhorn
Marlin Mack
Joe Janisch
Trent Rasch
Honda Centre Hawks
Sterling Trailer Sales
Auto Centre
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