All Star Game Starters Pending Ballot Results Next Week
Major league players coaches and managers voted on All Star starters in a two day balloting. Sealed ballots go to Commissioner Eckert for counting with results due to be announced on June 35 and June 26. Dick Williams and Red Schoendienst will manage the teams in a July 9 night game at the Astrodome in Houston.
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Wiliam D. Eckert
Dick Williams
Boston Red
Sox
Red Schoendienstof
St. Louis Cardinale
Astrodome
Houston
Philadelphia
Polo Grounds
Trevino Missing In Canada Open Field Amid Absences
Open champion Lee Trevino left Toronto due to a daughter’s illness while defending champ Billy Casper and Jack Nicklaus loom as favorites. Casper, starting his 10th Canadian Open, predicts a 770 par score at St George’s. Nicklaus’ late surge at the US Open adds to an international field including Harold Henning and George Knudson.
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Lee Trevino
el Paso
Tex
Billy Casper
Jack Nicklaus
Arold Palmer
Trevino
Toronto
Equalaty
Ae Bos
Bob Goalby
Casper
St George's Golf and Country Club
Che
Tink
Sid Cig
Nicklaus
Rochester
de Vero Zeetina
Harold Henning
Zeal
Br Sasy Zy Bruce
Australia
George Knudson
Canada
Tony
Jackdin
Washington Betis Lae game fet included Indianassis
Coach Kim Jones accompanied Madison Heights distance star to Sacramento to thank Ravin for help with the Scott Hiles Fund. Scott won the two mile in 8 minutes 56.4 seconds but finished last in the mile with a blistered foot.
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Kim Jones
Madion Heights
Sacramento
Calif
Ravin
Scott Hiles
Anderson
Scott
Hiles
AAU Track and Field Meet Opens In Sacramento
The National AAU championships open at Hughes Stadium in Sacramento with six world record holders and a field expected to supply about 75 percent of the U S Olympic team. Friday night finals feature many world record holders, national champions, and rising stars as NCAA finishers advance to the Los Angeles trials. The trials will select six men per event for the final Olympic trials at Echo Summit, with three men advancing to Mexico City for the Games.
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UPI
Sacramento
Calif
UPD
U. S
Hughes Stadium
Inrsay
Los Angeles
U.S
Mexico City
Jim Hines
Charlie Greene
Paul Wilson
Bob Seagren
McCullough
Willie
Greece
San Jose State
Erkki Mustakari
Finland
Fresno State
Altti Alarota
Byu
Jay Silvester
Tommie Smith
Steemer
Conelly
Boson
Sivester
Ron Whitney
Billy Mills
Babka
al Oerter
Cor
Mike Larrabee
John Pennelmiler
Jim Gralle
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Ted
Aony
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Grandview
Perporrary
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Boston Red Sox
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Joe Sparma
Jon
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Joe Foy
Joe Lahoud
Ray Oyler
Dick Me“Touliffe
Mickey Stanley
Evndrewy
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Bertin
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Central Ave
Carpaing
Central
Ared
Central A
UNI
Briggs & Stratton
Peer Men Wickes
Great
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