National League All Stars Dominate American League 16 3
Jeff Comer and Steve Stone led a four hit pitching effort with Stone driving in three runs via a three run homer. Stone also caught as the NL All Stars routed the AL at Baker Park before advancing to face Thurmont at NL Staley Stadium. Bob Schantz added two hits and four RBIs including a two run homer.
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Stu Gordon
Jeff Comer
Steve Stone
Stone
Thurmont
N. L. Stars
Baker Park
Bob Schantz
Schantz
Bob Dailey
Tom May
Sykesville
Brunswick
Hbi Houd
Hammond
Hess
Danne Joid Dail
Crum
Fred- Schan
Edwards
Crick
Main
Biggus
Erick
Dailey
Tucker
East Frederick
Marsden
Rinehart
Lee Brunswick
Savage
Jenkins
Brunswick Jackson
Saylor
Randolph
Brian Ang
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Poole
Mulfo
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Costlem
Cooper
Geisbert All Fussell
Cusack
Whitton Lao
Sowers
En Maguire
Dawson
Green Hawes
Iooo
Jackson
Shugars
Roelkey
National
Bruce
Orndorff
American
Sapp
Hawes
Homer
Ston
Homer Norris
Hill
Middletown
Gilbert
Brunswick -Sowers
Ludwig al
Thurmont routs Emmitsburg in district Little League opener
Terry Eyler pitched a three hitter for Thurmont as they crushed Emmitsburg 12-2 in first round district Little League action. Thurmont advances to meet the National League, which topped the American League 16-3, in Wednesday night national play.
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Art Richardson
Gtaff
Thurmont
Terry Eyler
Emmitsburg
State Babe Ruth leagues grow as regions seek affiliation
13 15 year olds may add three leagues while 16 18 year olds consider two more join. Dick Ray state chairman notes rising interest as communities like Silver Spring Rockville Damascus weigh Babe Ruth affiliation with the national organization. He cites past limits and possible district reorganization if the program expands. Frederick and Prince George s look like the teams to beat in the Frederick tournament with Frederick s Mike Adams striking out 17 and Warren Stockman pitching six solid innings while Marva lingers as a challenger.
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Dick Ray
Prince George’s Frederick
McCurdy Field
Silver Spring
Rockville
Damascus
Ray
Hagerstown
Maryland
Brunswick
Frederick
Prince George’s
Mike Adams
Gaithersburg
Warren Stockman
Marva
Frederick Faces Marva Tonight in Maryland Babe Ruth Tourney
Frederick and Marva meet at McCurdy Field at 8 p.m. in a crucial double elimination game. Frederick, led by Mike Adams who struck out 17 in a 7-1 win over Gaithersburg, is 2-0 after beating Prince George's 5-3. Brunswick plans Mark Stonesifer, while Marva relies on hitting and miscues from opponents. Calvert County, Westminster, and Prince George's also recorded wins as the tournament tightens.
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Marva
Frederick
Maryland
McCurdy Field
Mike Adams
Gaithersburg
Prince George
Brunswick
Mark Stonesifer
Westminster
Calvert County
Prince George’s
Calvert
Jay Bowen
Bowen
Frederick Falcons Face Generals in Kiwanis Bowl Showdown
The Frederick Falcons meet Washington Pa Generals August 1 at Thomas Johnson Stadium in the Kiwanis Bowl. Generals, led by coach Earl Finney, shift to more passing with QB Bill Connors and feature standout backs Eric Riggle and Marv Lipscomb, plus big linemen and a veteran defense.
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Frederick Falcons
Washington, Pa
Generals
Thomas Johnson Stadium
Falcons
Pittsburgh
Hazelwood
Earl Finney
Bill Connors
Winston-Salem College
West Virginia
Connors
Finney
Eric Riggle
Texas
Twins pound Orioles as Blyleven shines in loss
Jim Holt and George Mitterwald hit homers backing rookie Bert Blyleven who allowed two runs in seven innings. Ron Perranoski saved his 25th as Minnesota won 5-2 to split the four game series. The win kept the Twins atop the West while Baltimore stayed six back in the East.
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Minneapolis
ST. Paul
Minnesota
Ron Perranoski
Bert Blyleven
Twins
Baltimore Orioles
Blyleven
Orioles
Perranoski
Jim Holt
George Mitterwald
Baltimore
Rich Reese
Tony Oliva
Jim Palmer
Chiefs Favored By Ten In Grid All Star Game
The Kansas City Chiefs, world champions, are about a 10 point favorite for the 37th annual All-Star game at Soldier Field Friday night. Las Vegas oddsmakers note the Chiefs would be better with a full camp but expect them to be ready after a week of drills. Negotiations between the NEL Players Association and club owners continue in Philadelphia with federal mediators.
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Chicago
Kansas City Chiefs
Soldier Field
Las Vegas
Chiefs
Liberty
National Football League
NEL Players Association
Philadelphia
All Star
Coc
Graham
Green Bay Packers
Wisconsin Battery
Zvampus
Stram
Graham S
Mackey
NFL Talks Go On And On In Philadelphia
Labor dispute looms as NFL owners and players press mediation at the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Office. Tex Schramm and peers wait for a breakthrough amid delays, with union leaders absent or elusive and talks continuing into the day. The stalemate hints at possible training camp delays and pension negotiations for stars like Namath and Unitas in the year 2000.
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Philadelphia
NFL
Bulletin Board
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Office
Tex Schramm
Dallas Cowboys
Schramm
Regal Advisors
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