No Negotiations No Game Puts All-Stars Charity In Limbo
The College All-Stars threaten to cancel the Judy 28 charity game against the Miami Dolphins if NFL players strike continues. After a meeting with Ed Garvey and Jim Finks, All-Stars spokesman Dave Casper announced the stand, aiming to honor the picket lines and resume talks. A source said the Dolphins earn a 3 million salary limit, while college stars receive 250 for the game plus camp pay and room. The game location is Northwestern Diche Stadium in Evanston, the event long staged at Soldier Field Chicago.
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Dolphins Begin Camp With Rookies Amid Picket
Miami coach Don Shula described camp as business as usual with about 40 rookies and two non-regulars. Nearby eight veterans joined an NFL Players Association picket opposing an exhibition season and All Star game. Shula said the Chicago July 24 game is on, while he focuses on the rookies and a possible All Star clash between collegians and world champions. Starters Swift Briscoe Mumphord led a small picket at the camp as Shula met with both groups.
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Busby shuts out Red Sox as Royals win 5-0
Kansas City Royals beat Boston 5-0 behind a Busby shutout on three hits. George Brett homered in the third to give KC the lead while Busby retired the first 11 batters before Cecil Cooper’s infield single.
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George Brett
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Hoyals
Angels Drop Ninth In Row As Orioles Win 6-5
Baltimore Orioles beat the California Angels 6-5 as Wayne Garland tossed four hitless innings in relief to earn his third victory in four decisions. Four first inning runs were unearned due to California errors, while Ellie Rodriguez homered in the ninth for the Angels to cut the margin.
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Bob Reynolds
Don Hood
Dave Johnson
A's End Perry Winning Streak With 4-3 Win Over Indians
Oakland rookie Chandell Washington drove in the deciding run with a two out single in the 10th inning as the A's beat the Cleveland Indians 4-3 and snap Perry's 15 game win streak. Perry allowed the tying run in the ninth on a Joe Rudi triple but Vida Blue outpitched him with a four hitter. Perry, at 15-2, fell two outs shy of tying the all time 16 game mark.
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Malone's Uncle Denies Clemson Offer for Moses Malone
Charlie Hudgins, Moses Malone’s uncle, denied reports he received a $1,000 offer from Clemson to help secure a car for Malone. In a Columbia Record interview, Hudgins said he had not been approached by Clemson New Mexico or Oral Roberts and never discussed any illegal overtures to influence Malone’s signing.
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Sizemore Placed On Disabled List
St Louis Cardinals second baseman Ted Sizemore is on the National League 15 day disabled list after a groin injury that has failed to respond to treatment. Sizemore batted .258 in 67 games and has been hospitalized since Thursday.
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Clover Hill Wins Jr. League Title in Walkersville
Clover Hill defeats Lewistown 12 to 7 in the Frederick County Junior League final after a 7-7 tie, with Steve Wade driving in two runs on a club single in the seventh and teammate Mike Harner dominating on the mound with 16 strikeouts and a homer. Phil Kemlage also homered and drove in four for Clover Hill as Lewistown shrank later runs. Hicketts kept Clover Hill scoreless for five innings in a rally to force extra.
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Phil Kemlage
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