Bonds, Bench lead NL to 7 1 victory in All-Star clash
In Kansas City the National League routed the American League 7 to 1 as Bobby Bonds and Johnny Bench homered and Willie Davis added a two run shot. Bonds stole attention with a two run homer and a double, while Bench opened the scoring with a leadoff homer and Fostered the NL surge.
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UPI
Bobby Bonds
Johnny Bench
Willie Davis
Bonds
San Francisco
Royals Stadium
Sparky Anderson
National League Thunder
Bench
Cincinnati
Stan Musial
Ted Williams
National League
Billy Williams
Joe Morgan
Bill Singer
Cesar Cedeno
Joe Torre
Nolan Ryan
Hank Aaron
Davis
Los Angeles
Henry
Rick Wise
Amos Otis
Bert Blyleven
Cedeno
Aaron
Pro style QBs Vie For All Star Signal Calling
Miami Dolphins may need to beat pro style quarterbacks Bert Jones and Joe Ferguson in the All Star game to defeat the NFL champions. Jones and Ferguson from LSU and Arkansas are set to share snaps for the collegians, with George Amundson as a contingency quarterback if both go down.
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Chicago
UPI
Miami Dolphins
Southern California
Bert Jones
Louisiana State
Joe Ferguson
Arkansas
Jones
Baltimore
John McKay
Trojans
McKay
Ferguson
Collegians
Louisiana
George Amundson
Iowa State
Columbus Dips Huskies to Win Sectional Baseball
Columbus shutout Highland 4-0 to claim the sectional championship at Winfield. Winning pitcher Chris Van Aucken allowed four hits while Randy Arthur collected two for Highland. Kloepfer took the loss as Highland stranded nine runners. Columbus scored in the first, added two in the third and one in the fifth. Highland ends the season 12-6. Columbus advances to face Durant at Solon.
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Columbus
Highland
Winfield
Chris van Aucken
Huskie
Randy Arthur
Doug Kloepfer
Durant
Solon
Crowds Attend Bruce Lee Funeral in Hong Kong
More than 12,000 mourners fill a Hong Kong funeral for Bruce Lee the American born film star. Police oversee proceedings as autopsy results remain pending and burial is planned for Seattle where he studied at Washington State University.
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Hong Kong
UPI
Bruce Lee
Bruce
Linda
Seattle
Washington State University
National Hunting and Fishing Day Observance In Iowa
National Hunting and Fishing Day is celebrated September 22 to publicize hunters and fishermen contributions to recreation conservation and the economy. The article notes license fees fund conservation and land for wildlife areas, urges clubs to notify Cherokee Iowa 51012 for publicity, and offers a venison liver recipe and advice on summer fishing depths and thermocline concepts for better angling records.
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Iowa
Cherokee
Two young stars shine but Soviet defeats Americans
Mary Decker 14 from Garden Grove wins 800 meters for the United States as Steve Williams 19 from San Diego wins the 200 meters. The Soviets take the meet 216-163 overall, defeating a weakened U S team on home soil in Minsk.
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Minsk
Ussr
UPI
Mary Decker
Steve Williams
Miss Decker
Garden Grove
Calif
Williams
San Diego
Valery Borzov
Borzov
U.S
West Germany
Italy
Decker
Russia
A. Labaite
Munich
Dave Wattle
Canton
Ohio
Martha Watson
Long Beach
Deeds Recorded in Various Iowa Town Additions
On the Record Deeds list transfers include Helen Virginia Gingerich and husband to Warren E Shade and wife for Lots 1 and 2 in Wellman's First Addition Kalona. Gerald J Bender and wife to Craig J Shellady for South 73.2 ft of Lot 16 in Snider and Allen Subdivision Kalona. Eva M Coffey to Almeda L Thompson for Lot 10 and part of Lot 9 in Western addition to Washington. Norman L Edwards and wife to Donald M Lear for Lots 1 and 2 in Stickney's Addition to Brighton. Additional transfers involve Seldon M Gingerich to John Auller in Brighton and others.
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Helen Virginia
Snavely) Gingerich
Warren E. Shade
Wellman
Randall P. Jates
Gerald J. Bender
Craig J. Shellady
South
Snider and
Brighton
Eva M. Coffey
Almeda
Filipino confesses his true identity in dramatic WWII tale
In Manila a white haired Filipino farmer admitted posing as a World War II Japanese soldier who hid in the southern Philippines for 28 years to comfort a family that believed him a missing relative. Tanaw Tao, 46, said he is a native Filipino, not Ryoji Miki, and the Miki family said they understand and would halt their search.
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Manila
UPI
Philippines
Tanaw Tao
Ryoji Miki
Imperial Navy
Miki
Tao
Ryoji
Sekizo
Sozo Miki
General Santos City
Inflatebird polishes up quirky air craft at Franklin Institute
Goodyear Aerospace sent the Franklin Institute a 19 foot blow up plane from the 1950s known as the inflatebird. The toy-like craft could be inflated and flown but the military dismissed it. Deflated it fits a seven by thirty inch container. It runs on a 42 hp engine reaches 70 mph. Only three survive, supplanted by helicopters.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Goodyear Aerospace Corp
Akron
Ohio
Franklin Institute
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