Bonds Leads NL Outfield Vote For 1973 All Star Game
Final fan tallies show Pete Rose leading NL outfield selections with 904,624 votes and Johnny Bench atop all NL vote getters with 1,575,013 ballots. Bobby Bonds sits third among outfielders with 778,355 votes as Cesar Cedeno and Billy Williams contend for starting spots.
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Cesar Cedeno
Houston
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Billy Williams
Cincinnati
Pete Rose
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Reds
Johnny Bench
Hank Aaron
Atlanta
Joe Morgan
Chris Speier
San Francisco
Ron Santo
Chicago Cubs
Cedeno
Manny Sanguillen
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Willie Stargell
Glen Beckett
Dave Concepcion
Joe Torre
St. Louis
Sparky Anderson
Dick Williams
Oakland Athletics
Willie McCovey
Tony Perez
May
Los Angeles
Joe Moreen
Glenn Beckett
Dave Cash
Tito Fuentes
Ted Sizemore
Doh Kessinger
Bud Harrelson
Bill Russell
Roger Metzger
Ted Simmons
Randy Hundley
Dave Rader
Bob Watson
Lou Brock
St. Gd
Rick Monday
Six Share Golf Lead at Shrine Robinson Open
At Robinson Illinois the Shrine-Robinson Open saw six players tied for the 36-hole lead at 137 led by Mike Morley and Bobby Greenwood. Grier Jones Dean Beman Babe Hiskey and Charles Coody shared the group just behind, as a large pack within six strokes of the lead created a likely playoff scenario. Morley shot a six under 64 featuring two eagles and a 40-foot birdie putt.
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PGA Hatch
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Minot
N-D
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Cookeville
Tenn
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Dean Beman
Babe Hiskey
Charles Coody
PGA
Robinson
Crawford County Country Club
Lou Graham
Larry Hinson
George Archer
Bob Dickson
Labron Harris
David Graham
Tom Kite
Greenhorn
Andy North
Gainesville
Fla
Bobby Nichols
Kite
Frank Beard
Morley
Tour
Eagles
Weiskopf-Miller duel ends with Miller victory on final holes
The match sees Weiskopf lose lead with bogeys on the last holes as Miller seizes control. Miller birdies late, matching par on several holes to close with a two-stroke edge after a tense back nine.
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Who's To Blame In Hadl Problem
Irvine California AP The Chargers offensive coach Bob Schnelker says John Hadl is to blame for changing the offense and his move to the Rams. Schnelker criticizes Hadl for mis times and says poor communication contributed to the rift. He defends the offense as not outdated and regrets lack of dialogue.
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Moulton Race Night Sparks Late Model Win
Ronny Blasinjim of Lawrenceburg wins the Late Model Modified feature at Moulton Speedway ahead of Bud Burschell of Hartselle. Cadet winner Eddie Higdon finishes just a second ahead of Charles White. Street Class honors go to Mike Sherrill with heat wins by Dave Leon and Sherman Powell Jr. Gates open at 6 p.m. and admission is 2.50 for adults.
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Lawrenceburg
Tenn
Moulton Speedway
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Hartselle
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Wayman King
Moulton
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Eddie Higdon
Charles White
Athens
William Haraway
Rogersville
Ray Swink
Millport
Mike Sherrill
Harlam Baker
Dave Leon
Sherman Powell, Jr
Falkville
Mets Edge Reds In Five Run Open in Cincinnati
Aaron Continues From Page7 as Cleon Jones hits his third homer of the season to start a Mets rally. Rusty Staub doubles, Milner sacrifices, and Kranepool singles for the last run off Ray Sadecki in a 5-3 Mets win. Cincinnati replies with Concepcion and Rose scoring, but Wayne Garrett drives in two for New York. Billingham wins opener for San Francisco in a different game while Fregosi stars for Texas against Boston and Lolich sol idifies Detroit's 8-2 win over California.
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Rusty Staub
John Milner
Ed Kranepool
Ray Sadecki
Dave Concepcion
Tony Perez
Reds
Mets
Jones
Joe Morgan
Concepcion
Wayne Garrett
Pete Rose
Harry Parker
Billingham
San Francisco
Ron Bryant
Darrel Chaney
Rose
Morgan
Seaver
Boston
Jim Fregosi
Texas
Jim Bibby
Rangers
Boston Red Sox
Fregosi
New York Mets
Detroit
Frank Howard
Rich Reese
Tony Taylor
Mickey Lolich
Detroit Tigers
California Angels
Frank Robinson
Lolich
Jimmy Foxx
Robinson
Howard
Clyde Wright
Bill Freehan
Taylor
Motta Takes Director Role With Bulls In Shuffle
Chicago Bulls coach Dick Motta was named director of player personnel, a move described as expediting personnel matters. Pat Williams remains in club leadership while Motta retains six season coaching duties and seeks greater control over player acquisitions.
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Dick Motta
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National Basketball Association
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Bulls
Chargers adjust as Hadl clashes with new plan
A veteran quarterback clashes with a new system as the Chargers assess Johnny Unitas and a simplified game plan. The veteran, Hadl, favored improvisation and risk, while Schnelker notes fewer mistakes win games.
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Schnelker
Hadl
Morton seeks new contract as Cowboys discuss future
Cowboys coach Landry notes Craig Morton remains under contract but terms could not be met by the club. Morton asked for terms and a trade option was explored while he may enter private business if no deal is reached. Landry stresses no disciplinary action and says Morton arrived with other QBs and receivers for camp.
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Morton
Craig
Landry
Harpé struggles at Pt. Mallard after recent Open win
Harpé, former Pt. Mallard Open champion, carded 36 on the front and 37 on the back for a 73. He directed the Aquatics Center and cited limited time for practice, saying he has focused on his duties and not played 18 holes recently.
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Harpé
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Harpe
Local DBs Score Win In Tourney
Decatur National League All Stars beat Lawrence County 13 to 9 in the Dixie Boys District tournament. George Godwin worked four relief innings for the win. Britt Cauthen, Tony Humphries, Paul Stackhouse and Perrin led the hit output. Lawrence County's Hood and D Goodwin collected multiple hits in defeat.
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Decatur
Lawrence County
Dixie Boys
George Godwin
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Britt Cauthen
Tony Humphries
Paul Stackhouse
Perrin
Kee
Felkins
DeGraffenried
Brown
Hood
D. Goodwin
Haynie Opens LPGA Lead at George Washington Classic
Sandra Haynie shot a three under par 70 to lead the George Washington Golf Classic in Horsham, pa. Defending champ Kathy Ahern and Judy Rankin stood one stroke back at two under 71 as seven players tied at 72.
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Horsham
Sandra Haynie
Miss Haynie
Hidden Springs Country Club
Kathy Ahern
Judy Rankin
Debbie Austin
Gloria Ebert
Kathy Martin
Gaily Dennenberg
Pam Higgins
Bonnie Bryant
Mary Mills
Sharon Miller
Ft. Worth
Tex
Miss. Austin
Oneida
N.Y
Miss Ahern
Pittsburgh
Denton
Butkus Signs New Chicago Bear Contract
Chicago star linebacker Dick Butkus Priday signed a new contract with the Bears ending a two month salary dispute. The deal followed talks with George Halas and George Halas Jr. ahead of training camp at St Josephs College in Rennsselaer Indiana. Terms were not disclosed though reports said a three year deal at 100000 dollars per year had been discussed. Butkus had threatened to seek a trade rather than play under his option for 1973. Had the dispute continued he would have faced daily fines for missing summer workouts.
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Dick Butkus
Priday
Chicago Bear
Butkus
George Halas
George Halas Jr
Bears
St. Joseph's College
Rennsselaer
Ind
Baseball day schedule features crowded American League clashes
Standings show Kansas City at New York with Busby 6-10 against Medich 6-4. Texas visits Boston while Cleveland plays Minnesota and California travels to Detroit. Oakland meets Milwaukee and Baltimore hosts Chicago. Pittsburgh eyes San Francisco while New York visits Cincinnati. Montreal plays Atlanta and Houston faces Philadelphia. Chicago battles Los Angeles and St. Louis heads to San Diego.
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Busby
New York
Medich
Texas
Dunning
Boston
Lee
Cleveland
Tidrow
Minnesota
Kant
California
Detroit
Coleman
Oakland
Hamilton
Milwaukee
Colborn
Baltimore
Palmer
Chicago
Bahnsen
Pittsburgh
Moose
Rooker
San Francisco
Bryant
Stone
Cincinnati
Hall
Montreal
Moore
Atlanta
Reed
Houston
Reuss
Philadelphia
Carlton
Hooton
Los Angeles
Osteen
St. Louis
San Diego
Jones
West Oakland
Kansas
City
Chicago St. Louis
Diego
Watson
Unser Phi
Maddox SF
Goodson SF
W.robinson
Matthews SF
Grubb SD
Cedeno Hin
Cardenal Chi
Stargell
Evans
Bonds
H.aaron
da Johnson
SanFrancisco
Luzinski
Brett
Parker
Wise
Harrison
Billingham
Seaver
P.niekro
Sutton
Top Baseball Leaders and Home Run Rise Across Leagues
The table lists top players by batting average with Blomberg, Horton, Carew, May, Murcer, and others, highlighting Mayberry’s 20 home runs for Kansas City and R Jackson’s 19 for Oakland. RBI leaders include Mayberry with 80 and Murcer with 60. Pitching notes feature Seaver, Niekro, and Sutton with strong win totals.
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Singer
California
Pina
Oakland
Hamilton
Splittorff
Kansas City
R.woodson
Minnesota
Colborn
Milwaukee
Disabled List For Killebrew
The Minnesota Twins placed first baseman Harmon Killebrew on the disabled list effective after Friday night’s game with Cleveland. Bill Campbell will be called up from Class AAA Tacoma to bolster the bullpen after the club’s slump to fourth in the AL West. the move followed talks between Calvin Griffith and Frank Quilici.
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Bloomington
Obituaries for Lois E Armstrong and Mack Vann Brown
Funeral services for Lois E. Armstrong 75 of Tarrant City will be today at 3 p.m. at Elliott Funeral Home Chapel Moulton with burial at Moulton Memory Gardens. Survivors include daughter Christine Murphy and several relatives. Pallbearers named. body remains at the funeral home. Funeral notices for Mack Vann Brown 76 of Somerville will be announced by Peck.
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Tarrant City
Lois E. Armstrong
East End Memorial Hospital
Birmingham
Elliott Funeral Home
Moulton
P. A. Thompson
Kyle McWhorter
Moulton Memory Gardens
Christine Murphy
Dean Cleere
Aurora
Colo
Reginald Armstrong
St. Petersburg
Fla
Lucy Miller
Minnie Hopkins
Celia Sandlin
C. F. Latham
Lawrence Latham
H. J. Latham
Dee Sandlin
Elmer Sandlin
Neal Hall
Willard Blankenship
Jack Waldrop
Somerville
Mack Vann Brown
Somerville 3
Hartselle
Peck Funeral Home
Funeral services held for I Frank Osborn Addison
I Frank Osborn 83 Addison died Thursday in a Hartselle hospital. Services were at Center Church with Rev D R Jarrett and Rev Guy Sivley officiating. Burial followed in the adjoining cemetery Peck Funeral Home directing. Survivors include wife Mary, four daughters Billa Morgan Leanna Denton Bertie Russell Ira June Clark, five sons Palmer Cecil Doyle Wilmer William, a brother John Ed Osborn, a step-brother Monroe Oden, 21 grandchildren and 23 great grandchildren.
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Addison
I. Frank Osborn
Hartselle
Center Church
D. R. Jarrett
Guy Sivley
Peck Funeral Home
Mary Osborn
Billa Morgan
Moulton
Leanna Denton
Bertie Russell
Talladega
Osobrn
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