LDS Player Makes Baseball's All-Star Teams

The voting is complete and San Francisco Giants second baseman and LDS Church member Jeff Kent has passed Houston's Craig Biggio and the New York Mets' Edgardo Alfonzo to win the starting spot on the National League's team in baseball's All-Star Game. Kent's performance so far this year, including his league-leading 80 RBIs, influenced fans to vote for him, moving him up from third place in the final week of the poll.

Dale Murphy Ends Mission, Returns to Atlanta For All-Star Game

The very best part of Atlanta's baseball past is back in town. But it will only be for a few days, when Dale Murphy returns to Atlanta, Georgia to serve as honorary captain of the National League All-Star baseball team. "Gosh, I'm honored," he replies. Murphy will ultimately be returning to his home in Alpine, Utah after spending three years in Massachusetts, where he served as the president of the Boston Mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

LDS Pro Bruce Summerhays Leads Senior Tour . . . To Arthritis Relief

LDS Pro Golfer Bruce Summerhays has led the way, and its helped his golf game. Summerhays, who plays on the Senior PGA Tour, was the first player on the tour to try a new arthritis drug, Celebrex, which is now extending the careers of more than 80 players on the tour.

Golden Bears Rookie of the Year Goes on a Mission

After a strong football career in high school, being captain for Team Alberta at last summer's Canada Cup in Vancouver, gaining a starting spot after joining the Alberta Golden Bears, and being named rookie of the year, Dave Lowry, Jr. has accomplished a lot for a 19-year old.

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