Trudeau challenged over Hull case in Canada Russia series
Alan Eagleson blames Prime Minister Trudeau for politicizing the Hull participation dispute as Team Canada, led by Coach Sinden, travels to Moscow to finalize eight games with Hull's status blocked by the NHL contract rule. Sinden and Ferguson weigh lineup options while Air Canada cites hotel space limits for the Moscow trip.
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Harry Sinden
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Hull
Chicago Black Hawks
Winnipeg Jets
World Hockey Association
Toronto
Sinden
John Ferguson
Montreal Canadiens
Ferguson
Campbell
Aaron Voted to 13th All Star Starting Spot
New York AP Hank Aaron led a group of four repeaters on the National League All Star team announced by Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn. Aaron, with 658 career home runs, swept to his eighth straight starting berth and 13th overall from fan votes. The starting NL lineup includes Johnny Bench, Roberto Clemente, Willie Stargell, and Don Kessinger among others, with Joe Morgan and Lee May also earning starting roles in the field. The 43rd All Star game is set for July 25 in Atlanta, televised by NBC.
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Hank Aaron
Babe Ruth
Bowie Kuhn
Aaron
United States
Canada
Johnny Bench
Cincinnati Reds
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Manny Sanguillen
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pirates
Roberto Clemente
Willie Stargell
Stargell
Billy Williams
Chicago
Willie Mays
Frank Robinson
Los Angeles
Cesar Cedeno
Houston
Lou Brock
St. Louis
al Oliver
Pittsburgh
Bobby Tolan
Cincinnati
Atlanta
NBC
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Glenn Beckett
Lee May
Tony Perez
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Bud Harrelson
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Tito Fuentes
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Helms
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Pete Rose
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Allen Tops AL All-Star Balloting For 43rd N L Star Game
Dick Allen a two time NL All star led the American League fan vote with 1 092 758 of 3 171 556 ballots for the starting first base spot over Norm Cash Carew Aparicio Robinson and others The 43rd annual All Star Game is set for July 25 in Atlanta with NBC televising The Boston Red Sox supplied two starters Luis Aparicio and Carl Yastrzemski while Reggie Jackson led the outfielders and Bill Freehan was chosen as catcher
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Brooks Robinson
Baltimore
Oakland
Sal Bando
Boston Red Sox
Luis Aparicio
Carl Yastrzemski
Atlanta
NBC
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Aparicio
Robinson
Rod Carew
Minnesota
Carew
Cookie Rojas
Kansas City
Reggie Jackson
Boston
Bobby Murcer
New York
Bill Freehan
Cleveland
Ray Fosse
Yastrzemski
Freehan
Pases
Brooks Rebinnen
Baltiere
San Bando
Billy Melton
Chicago
Aurelio Rodriguez
Rico Petrocelli
Faston
Graig Nettles
Shorts
Bert Campaneris Opkiang
Fred Patek
Kasnasail
Ed Brinkman
Leo Ca Ai]denas
California
Toby Harrah
Texas
Infield
Feagie Jackson
Begton
Piniella
Carlos May
Crisage
Amos Otis
Kansas
Ome Kaline
Vada Pinarifornia
Joe Rudi
Tony Oliva
Paul Blair
Roy White
Greysians
Dave Duncan
Thurman Manor
Ériton Fisk Bo
Elrod Hendricks
Dennis Smith Ties for Fourth
Dennis Smith, a Cedar Rapids golfer and Memphis State student, finished in a three way tie for fourth in the National Public Links after rounds of 70 72 75 72 for a 289 nine over par. Bob Allard won the 72 hole event with 285 after a 71 in the playoff, beating Rick Schultz. Dan Elliott finished third with 288.
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Dennis Smith
Cedar Rapids
Memphis State
Smith
Richard Ehrmanntraut
U. of Minnesota
Gene Rucker
Miami
Fla
Bob Allard
Oregon State
Portland
Rick Schultz
Omaha
Dan Elliott
Ore
Cranston Hit Pins Defeat On Kiwanis 10-11s league action
Jeff Erbe pitched for Highway Equipment as they shut out Metropolitan Kiwanis 1-0 in 10-11-year-old action at Ellis park. Rod Cranston delivered the RBI single to erase Erbe performance. Randy Lovelett led the losers with two hits, and Jeff Findley added two hits for Eagles in a 12-2 win over Thursday Optimist. Scott DeCamp and Curt Elchepp each had two or three hits to spark Gentlemen's Choice to a 15-7 win over Wilson-Sinclair at Van Vechten park. Armstrong's forfeited to Skogman 9-0.
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Metropolitan Kiwanis
Ellis Park
Rod Cranston
Erbe
Jeff Findley
Jeff Wenzel
Eagles
Curt Elchepp
Scott DeCamp
Gentlemen's Choice
Wilson-Sinclair
van Vechten Park
Doug Thomas
Wilson
Skogman
Amstrong
van Vechten
Appleby -Horn
Dave Eganhouse
Smulekoff
Exchange Club
Top Ten American League Batted In and Pitching Leaders
A messy OCR list shows top ten AL batters and pitchers with names such as Alten, Duncan, Bando, Odom, Hunter, Lolich, Wright, Perry, and Seaver. Includes team affiliations Minnesota Oakland Dallas Cincinnati Pittsburgh Philadelphia and New York with win loss records and percentages.
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Chicago
Nana
Kansas City
Duncan
Oakland
Bando
Kaat
Minnesota
Odom
Palmer
Baltimore
Hunter
Lolich
Detroit
Wright
California
Corbin
G.perry
Cleveland
Nolan
Cincinnati
Tigers Pass Million Mark In Attendance
Detroit reaches one million in attendance on May 41 home date with a 3-1 win over Chicago. The mark comes sooner than in 1968 and reflects strong fan support as Detroit totals 1,004,319 for the season. Managers Campbell Tanner and Martin praise the combined effort of front office, players, and fans.
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Tiger Stadium
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Campbell
Chuck Tanner
White Sox
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Billy Martin
Sholes Barker Cup Marion Net Victory
Top seeds LaVonne Sholes and Doris Barker win the Marion women’s novice doubles title with four straight wins, defeating Wallace and Waller 10-6 in the final. In women’s advance, McCoy and Streff beat Hastings and Stenerson in the opening finals match. next meeting will decide the title. Regular weekend results also list several men’s and women’s matches with set scores and defaults.
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Doris Barker
Marion
Sholes-Barker
Wallace
Waller
McCoy
Charlie Kress
Valley baseball standings show Cedar Rapids Jefferson leading
Mississippi Valley conference standings released Tuesday place Cedar Rapids Jefferson ahead of Cedar Rapids Washington by two and a half games. Jefferson won 12 of 15 conference games while Washington went 9 of 14 to finish second, half a game ahead of Bettendorf. Cedar Rapids Kennedy stood ninth with a 5-8 mark.
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Cedar Rapids Washington
Jeff
Warriors
Bettendorf
Cedar Rapids Kennedy
Nicklaus recalls 1967 Open record shot at Baltusrol
Jack Nicklaus reflects on breaking Ben Hogan’s U S Open scoring record with a 275 at Baltusrol in 1967. He details a decisive 72nd hole one iron to reach the green and a clutch four to seal the record, noting Arnold Palmer’s near exit and comparing to his St Andrews playoff shot.
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Ben Hogan
Baltusrol
Arnold Palmer
Nicklaus
St. Andrews
Doug Sanders
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