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1984 All-Star Game Most
Valuable Player |
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 ALL-STAR
GAME MVP
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1983 All-Star Game Most
Valuable Player |
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 Cal Ripken
Fort Worth Panthers
Ripken had a 3 RBI Double in the 3rd inning to help the
National League to victory. |
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1982 All-Star Game Most
Valuable Player |
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 Lance
Parrish
Fort Worth Panthers
Parrish had a PH 3 RBI Double to help the American
League to victory. |
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1981 All-Star Game Most
Valuable Player |
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 Dave
Winfield
Old Mill
Legends
Winfield had the big hit, producing 2 RBI's to win the
game for the American League and All-Stat Game MVP.
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1980 All-Star Game Most
Valuable Player |
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 Tony
Armas
Quebec City Le
Blue
Tony Armas's solo Home Run in the top of the 13th lifted
the American League over the National League by the score of 6
to 5. Armas was 2 for 6 on the day with 2 runs scored and
a RBI double.
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1979 All-Star Game Most
Valuable Player |
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 Cecil
Cooper
Germantown
Grays
Cecil Cooper was 2 for 3 with a Home Run, 2 RBI's a
DOuble and 2 Runs scored. The National League pounded the
Amercian League 10 to 2.
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1978 All-Star Game Most
Valuable Player |
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 Don
Baylor
Detroit Stars
Don Baylor's two Doubles helped the American League
right the ship and get back on thier winning ways. |
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1977 All-Star Game Most
Valuable Player |
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 Mike
Schmidt
Valdosta Bombers
Schmidt's 2 fo4 with a HR and 2 RBI's lead the
National League to a much needed victory |
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1976 All-Star Game Most
Valuable Player |
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 George
Brett
Sandusky County
Fairgoers
George Brett's two run double in the 6th that put the
American League up 4-2. |
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1975 All-Star Game Most
Valuable Player |
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 Mike
Schmidt
Kansas City
Pine Tars
Schmidt's 3 run double in the 1st inning put the
American League up 3-0, as they went on to win 4-3 over the
National League. |
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1974 All-Star Game Most
Valuable Player |
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 Dave
Concepcion
Chicago
Demolition
Concepcion went 3 - for - 4 with two Doubles, a Home
Run, 2 Runs Scored, and drove in 2 RBI's. |
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1973 All-Star Game Most
Valuable Player |
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 Ken
Singleton
Sandusky County
Fairgoers
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1972 All-Star Game Most
Valuable Player |
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 Dick
Allen
Roseland
Renegades
Allen's Two Run Home Run in the 10th inning was
enough for the American League to out do the National League
in 10 innings for a 4-2 victory.
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1971 All-Star Game Most
Valuable Player |
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 Hank
Aaron
Punxsutawney
Phillibusters
Hammering Hank had a Grand Slam to lead
the American League
to a 9-2 victory. |
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1970 All-Star Game Most
Valuable Player |
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 Wayne
Simpson
Rushcreek Lakers
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