All-Star balloting stirs nostalgia and fan debates
Sports editors rail at fan voting for the All-Star game, singling out Aparicio Powell Bench and Cash amid slumps and strong candidates like Sanguelin Garr Murcer and Oliva. They defend annual renewals, pick insiders, and urge fairness while praising standout performers and calling for roster balance.
Legion Edges Brattleboro for Fourth Straight Win
Bennington Legion defeated Brattleboro 8 to 3 behind seven innings from Mike Hayden and 11 hits. Pete Perkins went 3 for 4 with a triple, Guy Dunham 2 for 3 with a double, and Keith LeBarron handled six chances at third without an error. The win keeps Bennington undefeated as Ted Ripley’s squad advances to a doubleheader schedule against Springfield and a game at Fair Haven.
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Hal March
Brattleboro
Ted Ripley
Bennington Legion
Mike Hayden
Arlington High School
Bennington
Pete Perkins
Guy Dunham
Ripley
Keith LeBarron
Rip
LeBarron
Bruce Bennett
Legion
Bennett
Ron
Outwater
Bonnett
Doug Lake
John Hart
Perkins
al Putnam
Doug Emery
Scott Holmquist
Kerry Miner
Holmquist
Miner
Hayden
Mike
Brattleboro Union High School
Andy Natowich
Fair Haven
Springfield
Gashouse Gang
Wise Delivers Whitewash Homer Hitting No Hitter Night
Rick Wise pitched a no hitter for the Phillies beating the Reds 4 0 in Cincinnati Wise also belted two homers and drove in three as he joined Ken Holtzman and others with a no hitter that season. He allowed one baserunner on a walk in the sixth and avoided a bunt danger in the ninth Willie Stargell provided power for the Pirates in a 6 2 win over the Mets while Roberto Clemente had four hits and Cincinnati’s offense fell silent during a key series matchup
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New York Mets
Jim Bunning
Mets
Wise
Philadelphia Phillies
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Reds
Ken Holtzman
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati
Jackson
Mich
John Vukovich
Dave Concepcion
Willie Stargell
Pirates
New York
Powell Hopes to Hit Up to All Star Form for Orioles
Orioles slugger Boog Powell, a leading AL All Star candidate, has struggled with a .209 average after a 9-for-17 stretch over three games against the Senators. He’s hit 11 homers and driven in 45 runs while contributing to Baltimore’s recent surge, including a 7-5 win that gave Jim Palmer his 10th victory. In other AL action, Yankees edged Tigers in 13 innings as Gene Michael belted his first homer, Oakland topped Minnesota, Boston beat Cleveland, Chicago routed Kansas City, and Milwaukee defeated California before losing to the A’s.
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Boog Powell
Johnny Bench
Aparicio
Powell, Bench & Co
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Jim Fregosi
Powell
Detroit
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Stormin’ Norman
Tigers
Boog
Cincinnati
Big Red Machine
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Manny Sanguelin
Pittsburg
Ernie Banks
Nice Guy
Cubs
Ralph Garr
Bobby Murcer
Bud Harre
Bill Freehan
Fosse
Pete Rose
Nationals
Baltimore
Davie Johnson
Twins
Rod Carew
Keystone
Kansas City
Darling
Cookie Rojas
Carew
Rojas
Johnson
Cookie
Royals
Brooks Robinson
Harmon Killebrew
Memory Lane
Oriole
Mark Belanger
Brooks
Tony Oliva
Joe Dimaggio
Oliva
Mickey Mantle
Yankees
al Kaline
Bengal Star
Billy Martin
Carl Furillo
Weaver
Yaz
Killebrew
Frank Robinson
Frank Hward
Roy White
Rich Reichardt
Amos Otis
Don Buford
Blue
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Palmer
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Siebert
McDowell
Catfish Hunter
Mel Stottlemyer
Husky
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Senators
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Minnesota
Boston
Cleveland
Chicago
Milwaukee
California
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Lindy McDaniel
Gates Brown
Mike Epstein
Rick Monday
John “Blue Moon” Odom
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A’s
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Slaton
Bunning
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Philadelphia
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Wimbledon roundup highlights from Center Court play
Rod Laver reached two sets to one before triumphing in a four set match while Rosie Casals was knocked out in straight sets. Cliff Richey battled Roger Taylor to the brink as darkness halted play. Stan Smith dominated Geoff Paish as Arthur Ashe, Tom Gorman, Dennis Ralston and Bob Lutz won their matches in straight or steady fashion.
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England
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Rosie Casals
Pancho Gonzales
Cliff Richey
Roger Taylor
Stan Smith
Geoff Paish
Britain
Arthur Ashe
Patrick Proisy
France
Tom Gorman
Seattle
Ezio di Matteo
Italy
Dennis Ralston
United States
Geoff Masters
Bob Lutz
John Clifton
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