U.S. swimmers return to action in Montreal Olympics
Coach Jack Griffin discussed Kathy McMillan winning silver in the women’s long jump and criticized the scheduling of trials that hurt Sharon Walker and Martha Watson. He noted McMillan made the final by Olympic rules, while Walker and Watson failed, and outlined preparations and concerns about crowding, scalping, and athlete conditions at the Games.
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Steelers blank All Stars 24-0 in chaotic night at Soldier Field
The Pittsburgh Steelers built a 21-0 lead and held the College All-Stars scoreless as heavy rain and crowd chaos halted play at 11:49 p.m. EDT with 1:22 left in the third. Thousands flooded the field tearing down goal posts while coach Ara Parseghian and players reflected on the strange ending to a bizarre exhibition.
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Boston College
Craig Penrose
San Diego State
Jeb Blount
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Four Frederick County players named to Maryland All-Star squad
Four Frederick County youths join the North Squad for the Third Annual Maryland All-Star game at Byrd Stadium on August 14. Billy Koontz David Miller Kelvin Anderson and Benjie Biggus will practice at Salisbury State College in early August under NCAA rules limiting postseason all-star appearances.
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Baseball scores from Friday and Saturday games
Summary of multiple MLB results includes Milwaukee 4 Baltimore 3 and Cleveland 2 Detroit 4 with Detroit at Cleveland next, Boston 1 Minnesota 6 Chicago 2 Oakland 2 Kansas City 0 plus various listed matchups and pitcher notes.
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Baseball Standings and Weekend Schedule Mixed League
National League teams lead in standings with Philadelphia at 62 wins and 2 minus, St Louis at 52, Chicago 54, and Montreal 58. American League includes Los Angeles and San Diego with Houston and Atlanta also showing strong records. Weekend games feature Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, San Francisco at Cleveland, New York at Montreal, Chicago at St Louis, and Los Angeles at San Diego with several pitchers listed for each matchup.
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Jackson ties home run mark in extra frames for Orioles loss
Heggie Jackson tied an American League record with six homers in six straight games as Baltimore tied the game on a late swing, but Milwaukee’s Bill Sharp drove in the go ahead run with a pinch double in the 13th. Jim Slaton pitched 13 innings for the win while Palmer took the loss.
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