Garvey Named MVP After Sparking Rally
In San Diego Steve Garvey received the All Star Game MVP honor after sparking a rally for the Dodgers. Garvey, who wore 20 stitches on his chin from a Houston incident, played through the injury to help his team secure the win.
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Road Hole Warned By Palmer At British Open
Arnold Palmer warns players about the Road Hole at St Andrews as 155 golfers begin the British Open. Kel Nagle edges Palmer by one stroke to win the title. Watson, Nicklaus, Trevino, and Ballesteros are among early favorites with Watson making his first St Andrews visit.
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Garvey stars as NL completes seventh straight All Star win
In San Diego the National League beat the American League 7-3 behind Steve Garvey MVP honors. Garvey drove in two in the third and hit a pivotal eighth inning triple, helping Bruce Sutter secure the win as the NL extended its dominance in the midsummer classic.
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Rogers Shines as National League Wins All Star Game
Montreal pitcher Steve Rogers, praised by teammates, throws two scoreless innings as the National League beat the American League 7-3 in the 49th midseason All Star game. He holds Rod Carew to a triple in two at bats, a rare success against the longtime star.
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Andy Bean Captivates Scots at 107th Open in St Andrews
In St Andrews Bean, 25, from Haines City Florida, electrifies locals with long drives and humor. He leads money list with 240,058 dollars and three wins in five weeks as the 107th British Open begins at the Old Course.
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