Tenace and Bell Lead AL All Star Balloting This Week
Oakland first baseman Gene Tenace and Cleveland third baseman Buddy Bell top the American League All Star ballot for their positions this week. Tenace leads at first base after moving ahead of Mike Hargrove, while Bell tops at third, aiming to be the first Indian starting since 1970. He trails only Sal Bando last week. Munson Campaneris Carew Yount Jackson Rudi Burroughs Bonds Chak lead other vote totals as fans continue to cast ballots for the July 15 game in Milwaukee.
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Yogi Berra Gives Son Dale Advice on Pro Career
Yogi Berra counsels his 18 year old son Dale Berra before he begins pro baseball with Niagara Falls Pirates. Dale, a high school star after a .520 season, heads to Class A the New York Penn League. Dale starts with two singles in four trips and a highlight play at third base.
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Yanks Beat Orioles 6-1 Behind Medich Eight-Hit Pitching
New York defeats Baltimore 6-1 as Doc Medich earns win and Thurman Munson drives in three runs including a two-run homer. Orioles drop 7.5 games behind Boston in the AL East. Munson cites pitching depth and contrasts with Boston’s lead. Other AL games include Cleveland over Boston 11-3 and Oakland over Minnesota 5-2. NL scores: St. Louis, Chicago, Philadelphia, Cincinnati, Houston, San Diego victors.
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Funeral services set for Earl R. Roth former Bulletin editor
Funeral services will be held in Norristown on Wednesday for Earl R. Roth 82 former executive sports editor of the Philadelphia Bulletin He died Sunday at Montgomery Hospital Roth retired in 1960 but kept working in the sports department on Saturdays until about four years ago He joined the Bulletin in 1931 after a period at the Public Ledger
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