Reds Cubs Stars Lead NL All Stars Balloting
Cincinnati second baseman Joe Morgan and Chicago shortstop Don Kessinger took early leads in the National League All-Star fan balloting. Kessinger surpassed Bud Harrelson with 497,193 votes to 471,349, while Morgan moved past Glenn Beckett with 402,446 votes to 398,785.
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NEW York
Cincinnati
Joe Morgan
Chicago
Don Kessinger
Kessinger
Bud Harrelson
Mets
Star
Morgan
Glenn Beckett
Cubs
South Carolina names former captain as grad assistant coach
University of South Carolina announces Bobby Cremmins, captain of the 1969 and 1970 teams that posted a 46-10 record, will return as a graduate assistant coach while pursuing graduate studies.
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Columbia
University of South Carolina
Frank McGuire
Bobby Cremmins
Reid Opens Third Round at National Clay Court Champs
Top seed Raz Reid of Greenville faces his first test in the third round as the National Clay Court Tennis Championships move forward in Atlanta. Reid had a bye in the first round and won by default in the second, drawing Bill Kopecky of Atlanta as his next opponent.
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Atlanta, Ga
Raz Reid
Greenville
S.C
Reid
Bryan Teacher
San Diego
Bill Kopecky
Atlanta
McGrath Wins Pro Bowling Title in Anaheim
Mike McGrath of El Cerrito California bowled 215 in the final game to clinch first place in a $50,000 Professional Bowlers Association tournament in Anaheim. He led the 24 finalists since match play began and finished with a 31 pin edge over Curt Schmidt of Fort Wayne Indiana.
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Anaheim
Calif
Mike McGrath
el Cerrito
McGrath
Nalists
Curt Schmidt
Fort Wayne
Ind
Lee Captures Raleigh Pro Am Victory in 62
Raleigh pro Richard Lee fired a 62 at McGregor Downs to win the Raleigh Pro Am, a Carolina Open Tourney preliminary. The event Monday drew local pros and highlighted Lee as a top scorer ahead of the main Open.
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Lee
Raleigh
Richard Lee
McGregor Downs
Cepeda Enters Hospital After A's Trade Knee Surgery
Oakland A's announced the joining of Orlando Cepeda in a trade with Atlanta on June 29. Cepeda checked into Merritt Hospital Monday for knee surgery, signaling a return from acquisition to active roster plans.
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Orlando Cepeda
Oakland
The
Oakland Athletics
Atlanta
Merritt Hospital
Owens Takes Blame For Phillies Loss
Phillies interim manager Paul Owens took blame for a split against the Dodgers in his first series after replacing Frank Lucchesi. Philadelphia lost 6-4 in 11 innings, then won 9-1 as Willie Montanez drove in five runs. The day also saw injuries for the Padres and a Giants comeback over the Mets.
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Frank Lucchesi
Philadelphia
Paul Owens
Owens
Phillies
Lucchesi
Los Angeles
Roger Freed
Joe Lis
Greg Luzinski
Willie Davis
Dodgers
Wes Parker
Bill Buckner
Willie Montanez
Woody Fryman
Manny Mota
Dave Rader
Willie McCovey
Giants
Chris Speier
Jim Fregosi
Mets
New York
Ken Singleton
Mike Jorgensen
Montreal
San Diego
Padres
Fred Kendall
Ron Fairly
Leron Lee
Several Deer Hunts Scheduled For Fall
Abundant deer in South Carolina allows an August 15 to December 31 open season with a valid state license. Belmont Game Management Area offers 16 hunts with 20 hunters each, $20 application fee covers two meals and lodging, drawing August 7 in Columbia. Savannah River Plant hunts attract 7,000+ applications, with 15 hunts using dogs and nine still hunts, shotgun buckshot allowed.
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South Carolina
USA
Belmont
Ber
State Wildlife Resources Office
Columbia
Belmont Hunt
S.C. Wildlife and Marine Resources Department
Savannah River
U.S. Forestry
Atomic Energy
SRP Hunt Dates Set for Fall Dog Drives on Reservation Lands
Deer hunters may join controlled dog drive hunts on Atomic Energy Commission lands in Aiken and Barnwell counties. Seven Saturdays and eight Wednesdays are scheduled from Oct 4 to Nov 22. Applicants apply to the South Carolina Wildlife Commission in Columbia and will be chosen by lottery.
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Atomic Energy Commission
Aiken
Barnwell
South Carolina Wildlife Commission
Columbia
Lot
Spitball Row Follows Perry No Hitter Night
Chicago manager Chuck Tanner protested after Gaylord Perry spun a four hitter for Cleveland in a 2 1 victory over the White Sox. Tanner claimed Perry relied on a greasy spitball, while umpire Bill Haller ruled no illegal action occurred.
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Chicago
Chuck Tanner
Gaylord Perry
Cleveland Indians
Tanner
Perry
White Sox
Plate
Haller
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Don Money
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Nate Colbert
Roe
Richland Avenue
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Pany
Dacron & Wool Slacks
SRP
Bill Haller
Darlington Raceway
Cale Yarborough
Union Oil
Eighty Proof Grande Canadian Imports CO
H. Olsen & Co
Jote Ins Oe
United States
Schenley Industries, Inc
Linois
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