Nationals Name Ellis to Start All Star Game duel with Vida Blue
Dock Ellis was named the National League starting pitcher for the All Star Game against Vida Blue of the American League at Tiger Stadium. Ellis carries a 14 3 record and will be followed by Carlton and Marichal as possible third starter, with Blue slated for three innings before Orioles and Tigers relievers finish.
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Late Unearned Run Beats Medina Class AA Entry
The Greater Akron AA League score ended 6-5 with an unearned run in the seventh. Cariss earned the win for Insulating Akron, McDivitt took the loss for Medina after a full game. Medina’s Hempel and Poetter led with three hits apiece for the Lantern.
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All-Star Game Comes At Worst Possible Time For Anderson
Detroit based Sparky Anderson faces a tough season as his Reds sit 15 games back in fifth, while he handles the National Leaguers at the All-Star Game. He avoids controversy, defends his players, and says worrying accomplishes nothing. Lefty Phillips’s Angels also struggle, making this a rough year for friends in baseball.
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Hinckley Tourney Slated Tomorrow
Hinckley prepares for the Fourth Annual Hinckley Hills Junior Tournament at Hinckley Hills Golf Club. The event features boys and girls in three age groups, with trophies for the top two, registration and a free practice round tomorrow, and 18 holes Thursday and Friday. Entry is $10 including green fees and refreshments.
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Makes HOF On First Try Jim Brown The Best Ever
Canton Ohio July 31 Jim Brown elected to Pro Football Hall of Fame on first eligibility and enshrined on the shrine steps. Brown a record setting Cleveland Browns running back who never missed a game in nine NFL seasons and dominated rushing with 12 312 yards and 106 touchdowns along with multiple MVP and Pro Bowl honors.
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Weaver proposes fan voting to reshape All Star picks
Orioles manager Earl Weaver argues fans should select eight starting position players while league players choose other members, except three pitchers. Norm Cash earns a starting AL spot as Powell is injured, with Weaver defending his selections and criticizing Williams.
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