Baseball Fans Award Top Positions To Aaron And Mays
New York UPI reports baseball fans voting for All-Stars show Hank Aaron of the Atlanta Braves and Willie Mays of the San Francisco Giants leading the National League in early returns. Aaron 170,123 votes and Mays 72,846. Rico Carty trails Mays for third outfield with 71,511 write-ins.
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Willie Mays
New York
UPI
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Atlanta Braves
San Francisco Giants
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Mays
Rico Carty
Braves
Cincinnati
Riverfront Stadium
Gil Hodges
New York Mets
Earl Weaver
Baltimore Orioles
Atlanta
San Francisco
Pete Rose
Roberto Clemente
Pittsburgh
Billy Williams
Chicago
Tommie Agee
Lou Brock
St. Louis
Grand Slam Homers Routine Yesterday
Dick McAuliffe hit a grand slam off Chuck Dobson as Oakland beat Detroit 12 to 7 while Frank Fernandez also hit a slam in a six run third. Merv Rettenmund added a Orioles slam in a 9 6 loss to Milwaukee.
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Oakland A’s
Dick McAuliffe
Oakland
Detroit
Frank Fernandez
McAuliffe
Mickey Lolich
A’s
Merv Rettenmund
Baltimore Orioles
Milwaukee Brewers
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Eddie Watt
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Washington
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Boston
New York
Chicago
Harmon
Pirates Ride Strong pitching to split with Dodgers
Pittsburgh improved to a .500 record as Jim Nelson and Dave Giusti combination limited Los Angeles to five hits over eight innings in a 5-2 win. Nelson, in his first major league start, yielded four hits through seven before Giusti helped in the eighth. Stargell homered, Nelson and Hebner drove in runs, while Moeller took the loss for the Dodgers.
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Pirates
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Pittsburgh
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Richie Hebner
Willie Stargell
St. Louis
San Diego
Houston
Philadelphia
Joe Torre
Padres
Cardinals
Mike Torrez
A W and Tansitor clash in Bennington Little League tilt
A W defeats Tansitor Electronics 7 to 4 after a five-run fourth inning and two insurance runs in the fifth. Thayer earns the win covering the full game as Alderman and Thayer power the offense with six of 10 hits. Tansitor, led by Lyons two run triple, had a brief two-run lead before the late rally.
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Tansitor Electronics
Bennington
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Forrest
Thayer
Restino
Gilardi
Alderman
Parmenter
Worden
Nichols
Green Mountain Keeps Pownal Loop Lead in Narrow Win
Green Mountain edged Clubhouse 9-7 to retain the league lead as George Messina earned the win and hit a homer. Sam Pettibone also homered for Green Mountain, which built a 4-0 first inning cushion before the comeback attempt by Clubhouse. Meanwhile the Volunteer Firemen defeated General Cable 25-2 in a high scoring road win.
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General Cable
George Messina
Sam Pettibone
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Pettibone
Messina
Robin Sheppard
Randy Brookman
Scott Chenaille
Tom Winn
Dartmouth Eliminated From College World Series
Dartmouth, the District One representative, fell 6-1 to Southern California ending their run in the double elimination College World Series. USC pitcher Eric Raich pitched a complete game with 13 strikeouts after Dartmouth left 11 men on base. Texas, Florida State and Ohio University remained in the field with Texas unbeaten. the Turner article notes continued action in Omaha with USC advancing.
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Harney Leaves for U S Open After Standout Practice
Paul Harney, Pleasant Valley pro and U S Open contender, departs for the Open after solid club play and a winter practice net that boosted his form. He aims for a strong showing despite acknowledging the challenge and possible nerves.
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Hazeltime Country Club
Chaska
Minn
Harney
Pleasant Valley
Tour
Frank Beard Silent Threat
Frank Beard lives in quiet obscurity amid strong rivals like Moody Geiberger and Rosburg. The Minnesota native, known for his putting, values golf ability over notoriety and shuns TV appearances, content to let his game speak for itself.
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Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Billy Casper
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