All-Star Collision Echoes Through 1970 Reds Indians Era
Nostalgic column recalls the July 14 1970 All-Star Game in Cincinnati where Ray Fosse collided with Pete Rose at home plate. It links the incident to Fosse’s declining career, Rose’s enduring success, and the era of the Big Red Machine while noting Fosse later became a broadcaster and the piece ends with a Cascade Park Summer Walk festival notice.
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Diamonds split doubleheader in tough loss and shutout
Lorain County Diamonds pitcher Christin Chadwick tossed a two hitter to win 5-0 in game two, while Ashland Cheers won 2-0 in the opener. Donna Wheeler took the loss on a three-hitter through six innings. The Diamonds, 20-8, head to Findlay for the 32-team state tournament with nationals to follow in Dallas. Hitting honors include Fedak Hess Manty Breridza Novotny Sowarowski for the Diamonds and Brooks Golden for Ashland.
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Elyria Starters Lead East in Buckeye Legion All Star Game
Elyria Post 12 manager Duane Sunagel will guide the East team at Lorain Columbus Park. Seven Elyria players join Lorain and Mansfield teammates in the East lineup led by coach Bill Tippie of Lorain. Game starts at 7:30 PM with Rick Simmons Dwayne Callaway Ray Valney Joey Dallas John Shreve David Paulist and Ed Griffin among the participants.
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All-Star Game Notes From Riverfront Stadium
Scalpers sold ducats around 150 to 200 dollars for the 59th annual All-Star Game at Riverfront Stadium in Cincinnati. Blimps from Goodyear Fuji and Pepsi watched over the crowd as memories of the 1970 classic linger. Dave Winfield set a pair of records with a double in the fourth and a seven game hitting streak tying legends Mantle Morgan. Next year’s game heads to Anaheim.
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Birthday Tribute to A B Happy Chandler at Game
Former Commissioner A B Happy Chandler marked his 90th birthday during a game celebration. The event highlighted Chandler’s long public service and ties to baseball lore.
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Jones Stumbles in All Star Show As Starters Shine
Doug Jones labored in relief for Cleveland as the All Star game pressure showed. He got two outs before an error by Don Mattingly allowed Willie McGee to reach, then Dan Plesac was brought in to retire Darryl Strawberry. Frank Viola and Roger Clemens each tossed three perfect innings to start.
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All Star Game Records From Tuusday Note History
Fragmented OCR recounts MLB All Star Game notes from Cincinnati with mentions of players such as Dave Winfield Mickey Mantle Dwight Gooden Darryl Strawberry and historic teams in the American and National Leagues. It references career marks and various dated figures across 1981 to 1987, though details are garbled.
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Steinbrenner Targets Yankees All Stars in Public Jab
George Steinbrenner blasted Don Mattingly and outfielders Rickey Henderson and Dave Winfield in print over their All-Star selections. He called Mattingly unproductive and questioned the trio’s commitment while suggesting rest and injuries as factors. Mattingly defended himself and said he would address the matter privately if needed.
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Yett status slips as Indians delay activation
Cleveland Indians pitcher Rich Yett remains on the disabled list with a rib cage strain. After a brief minor league stint in Williamsport, he reports lingering pain and uncertainty about the cause, as the team continues throwing and rehab work while idle for the All-Star break.
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Steinbach Wins MVP With First At Bat Home Run
Steinbach is MVP after hitting a home run in his first at bat, becoming the eighth player in All-Star history to achieve this feat. He notes a prior slump and injury, predicts a second-half rebound, and credits fan voting for his selection. He uniquely homered in both his first All-Star at bat and his first regular-season at bat.
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Steinbach homers as AL tops NL in 17 innings at All-Star Game
Vince Coleman singles, steals, and scores on a wild pitch as the American League rallies with Willie McGee’s infield hit. Steinbach homers in his first regular season at bat and again off Dwight Gooden to end a 17 inning drought. NL leads series 37-21-1. AL remains 5% ahead in West standings.
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