Two Reds Cubs Selected For NL All-Star Team
Cincinnati and Chicago each place two men on the National League starting lineup for the All-Star game in Houston on July 9. Pete Rose leads with 236 votes, as Tommy Helms starts at second base. Don Kessinger and Ron Santo join the Cubs infield, with Willie McCovey, Jerry Grote, Curt Flood, and Hank Aaron rounding out the lineup. Aaron makes his 14th appearance. Flood has 166 votes. Matty Alou trails with 44. The rest of the NL squad to be announced later. AL starter to be revealed Wednesday.
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Pete Rose
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Don Kessinger
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Willie Mays
San Francisco
Flood
Pittsburgh
Matty Alou
May's New Stance Lifts Reds Over Mets in NL Roundup
Lee May adjusted his batting stance to hit right handed and left handed pitchers more effectively, delivering a three run homer in the sixth and a go ahead RBI triple in the eleventh to lift Cincinnati past New York 6 to 5. The Mets rallied to tie in the ninth but fell short as Chicago lost to Houston and Pittsburgh-St Louis rainout left the NL slate sparse.
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Johnny Bench
Ed Charles
Ed Kranepool
Bud Harrelson
Ken Boswell
J.C. Martin
Charles
Northrup's Two Grand Slams Beat Indians in rout
Detroit’s Jim Northrup snapped out of a two week slump by belting two grand slams, tying a major league record, as the Tigers routed the Cleveland Indians 14 to 3. Reggie Jackson homered for Oakland, Ed Sprague starred in relief, and Minnesota edged Chicago 1 to 0 before rain halted play.
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Eddie Fisher
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Willie Smith
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Frazier Retains Crown With Second Round TKO
Joe Frazier defeated Manuel Ramos in Madison Square Garden to retain his five state heavyweight title. Frazier, 6 ft 3 in, dropped Ramos twice in the second round and the referee halted the bout after the bell. Ramos, 208 pounds to Frazier's 203, saw his win streak end at 15 as Frazier calls out Cassius Clay or Jimmy Ellis for upcoming fights.
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Bridgwater suffers first blemish in Athens Little League
In a 2-2 tie with Rotary, Bridgwater’s perfect record ends amid a low offensive showing as Andy Chonko yields five hits for Rotary while Ricky Mansfield and Jon McBride pace Bridgwater with a double and a single. Gasco defeats Kiwanis 11-9 and Kaslers beat University VW 19-11.
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Opening day Girls Little League action and Pony League results
Chauncey defeated Morrison Mitts 11 7 and The Plains Mustangs beat West s Somethin Different 12 2. Lori Pennell won for Chauncey with Brenda Ferguson homering twice including a grand slam while Paula Ross added a double and two singles. Nannette Frazee led The Plains with a triple. Newsome Construction beat Cornwell Jewelry 2 1 in Women s Softball League. House of Glamour extended undefeated streak to five in Pony League with 11 4 win over Athens National Bank. Tracy Herron, 18, USF freshman footballer, killed in auto crash near Zanesville. No Wimbledon upsets as eight seeds win. women's play begins Tuesday.
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Paula Ross
Ann Welling
Morrison
Nannette Frazee
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Barb Nagle
Wanda Lasure
Newsome Construction
Cornwell Jewelry
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Cornwell
House of Glamour
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Mike Gibson
Chris Bumpass
Bob Yates
Rick Dailey
Wimbledon
England
PEE WEE LEAGUE OPENERS SAVE YANKEES MUSTANGS VICTORY
The Yankees and Mustangs won opening games in a PEE WEE League matchup. Both teams conveyed early momentum as they posted decisive scores and set the tone for the season with strong defensive plays and timely hitting.
Major League Leaders from Baseball Standings Summary
Major League batting and pitching leaders listed for both American and National Leagues with names such as Yastrzemski Rose McCovey and McLain, including totals for runs, hits, home runs, RBIs, triples, stolen bases, and strikeouts. Playoff context notes a Tuesday night sixth inning suspended game between Athens National Bank and Donnie's resuming at 7 p.m. to decide the first half slo-pitch softball championship.
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