All-Star selections crown Nettles as starting AL third baseman
In New York, Graig Nettles wins the AL starting third base spot after a late fan surge totaling 1,181,583 votes, beating Sal Bando and Buddy Bell. Thurman Munson is the top AL catcher, with Bobby Bonds and Gene Tenace among other first-time starters joining Reggie Jackson and Bert Campaneris in the 46th All-Star game selections. Rod Carew leads AL with 3,165,614 votes.
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Nuggets hope Thompson joins bold front line future
Brown, who led Denver to a 65 19 record last season, praises Thompson as a great talent and expects him to sign next week. He says Thompson may stay at forward in the pros due to his leaping ability and could pair with Marvin Webster and Bobby Jones to form a strong front line for a potentially stellar young Denver team.
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Thompson hurls no hitter as Asheboro edges High Point for title shot
Asheboro defeats High Point as Thompson fires a six inning no hitter before allowing late runs. Connors scores on a fielder’s choice. Kennedy drives in one. Hayes adds two RBIs. Post 45 adds another run in the eighth. High Point errs four times as coach Hartman laments missed big plays and lineup timing.
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Milwaukee and Kansas City Duel in Low-Scoring Baseball Tilt
Milwaukee 8, Kansas City 2 in a tight game with G. Thomas and Cowens driving hits. Money belted a pair of homers for Milwaukee while Darwin added another. Patek and Money stole bases, with Money also reaching base on a sacrifice.
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