All-Star Classic Sees AL Dominate NL 13-3 In Chicago
In Comiskey Park the American League, led by Jim Rice and Fred Lynn, exploded for seven runs in the third inning and cruised to a 13-3 All-Star victory over the Nationals. Dave Stieb worked three hitless innings as Lynn belted a grand slam to cap a record scoring night.
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Ottawa OBRS All Star Teams Named for Tournament Play
The Ottawa Babe Ruth League selected 14 15 year old and 13 year old all star teams after the regular OBARL season. The older group will host the state tournament later this month with manager Jerry Cole and Oren Skiles, while Craig Davis and Charlie Waymire lead the rookie squad. An all star meeting with players and parents is set after Friday night’s final OBAL game at Orlis Cox Field.
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Shotputter Carter Sparks U S Effort at University Games
SMU football trackman Michael Carter won the shot put gold at the World University Games in Edmonton, defeating Soviet rivals as Greg Louganis also claimed diving gold. Carter said he will not change his plan to play football next fall. Louganis dominated the diving event with high scores, while U S basketball teams remained unbeaten as they pressed toward medal goals.
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Coury Named USFL Coach of the Year for Breakers
Dick Coury, longtime NFL assistant, earns AP Coach of the Year honors for USFL's first season after near-misses with NFL head coaching jobs in Seattle New Orleans and St Louis. He previously led the Portland Storm in the WFL in 1974.
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