All-Star Untamed Power Drives NL Victory In Kingdome
Pittsburgh’s Dave Parker earned MVP honors with a stellar throwing arm as the NL beat the AL 7 6 in Seattle. Lee Mazzilli homered and drew a bases loaded walk, guiding the Mets outfielder to key late rallies and finishing the night with a decisive ninth inning walk.
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Dumochelle Returns From Pan Am Games With Canada
Pat Dumochelle rejoined the Winchester Royal lineup after five weeks of international play. The 22 year old was one of 20 Canadians selected for the national team in Windsor Ontario and played right field in Puerto Rico where he had eight hits in 28 at bats. Canada went 1-7, with a 7-2 win over Mexico.
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Dumochelle reflects on Pan Am baseball and Olympic dreams
Dumochelle praised his pitchers, cited humidity as a factor, and recalled the 9 8 loss to Cuba after leading 6 0. He noted Cuba's superior, year round play and said Latin players excel by control and placement. He aims for professional baseball and Olympic play, with Canada his next Olympic ambition.
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East and West All Stars Vie In Virginia Football Clash
Richmond AP reports East coach Eddie Dean of Madison and West coach Ralph Cummins of Clintwood lead their all star squads into an eight o clock game at Richmond City Stadium. Dean notes fun for players while Cummins highlights strong linebackers and key linemen as pivotal to the East 4 3 edge.
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Gar Field
Tony Helm
Franklin County
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James Madison
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Ogeard
Coe Breaks Mile World Record at Bislet Stadium
Sebastian Coe of England shattered the mile world record with 3 48.95 at Bislet Stadium Oslo marking his second world mark in 12 days after 1 42 33 in the 800 meters. The race featured Steve Scott and Craig Masback of the United States, with Scott second in 3 51 11 and Masback third in 3 52 02. Edwin Moses won the 400 meter hurdles in 47 67. Coe led with Scott after the third lap and surged to the finish amid enthusiastic applause.
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