Freehan Leads In Balloting In All Star Selections
Detroit catcher Bill Freehan tops the first weekly fan ballot for the 41st mid season classic to be played July 14 in Cincinnati. Freehan leads at catcher with 265,258 votes. Boog Powell and Rod Carew also figure among early leaders, as NL starts and positions are listed with other top vote getters.
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NEW York
Bill Freehan
Detroit Tigers
Bowie Kuhn
Cincinnati
Riverfront Stadium
Freehan
Elrod Hendricks
Baltimore
Boog Powell
Rod Carew
Minnesota Twins
Harmon Killebrew
Twins
Rito Petrocelli
Boston
Frank Robinson
Frank Howard
Washington
Carl Yastrzemski
Red Sox
Earl Weaver
Gil Hodges
New York Mets
Johnny Bench
Willie McCovey
San Francisco
Glenn Beckett
Chicago
Tony Perez
Don Kessinger
Hank Aaron
Rico Carty
Atlanta
Willie Mays
Staying Over the Ball in the Golf Backswing
The guide explains a common fault moving off the ball during the backswing causing the upper body to sway right. It recommends keeping weight on the left foot, feel slight pressure on the inside of the right foot, and avoid weight shifting beyond the right foot’s inside during the backswing to return the clubhead squarely.
Arnold Palmer Shares Iron Shot Hints in Booklet
Palmer offers championship tips in his booklet Hitting the Irons to improve iron-shot technique. Readers are asked to send 20 cents and a self addressed stamped envelope to receive the material.
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Arnold Palmer
Southern Cal Clinches Sixth College World Series Title
USC won its sixth NCAA baseball championship defeating Florida State 2-1 in a 15 inning marathon at Rosenblatt Stadium. Frank Alfano delivered the decisive hit in the 15th as Cal Meier set a fielding record with 11 assists to push the Trojans past the Seminoles and cap a record-setting title game in Omaha.
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OMAHA
Southern California
Trojans
Rod Dedeaux
USC
Florida State
Greg Widman
Jim Barr
Hel
Mac Scarce
Scarce
Rosenblatt Stadium
Meier
Waslewski Lifts Yankees Past Red Sox in Tight Win
Gary Waslewski delivered a strong six innings for the Yankees, allowing only two singles before tiring, as New York beat Boston 3-2. Curt Blefary homered and Bob Cerone? Murcer drove in a run, with Rico Petrocelli homering for Boston.
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Ralph Houk
New York Yankees
Gary Waslewski
Boston Red Sox
Yankees
Boston
Baltimore
Cleveland
Washington
Montreal
Atlanta
Chicago
San Francisco
Yanks
Curt Blefary
Bobb Murcer
Waslewski
Sox
Tony Horton
Inddans
Horton
Ray Fosse
Graig Nettles
Aurelio Rodriguez
Abr
Bi Brakman
Heidernn
Stroud
Leon
Howard
Pinson
Arodiger
Fosse
Casanova
Thorton Ib
Unhlaendr
Unser
Foster
Cullen
Paul
Hannan
Lasher
Shellenick
Chance
Arcibscencomomeiad Eee
T.horton
A.rodriguez
Nettles
T. Horton
Sb—Pinson
Shellenback
Popovich
Callison
Gallagher
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Clarke
Andrews
Oljames Cf
Henderso
Kenney
Rsmith
Olsanto
Dietze
Murcer Cf
Ustrinski
Fuentes
Chicagol
Petrocelti
Thomas
Sandyork
New York
Francisco
Hiatt
Santo
B.williams
Blefary
Petrocelii
Henderson
Wasilewski
Kenneyson
Gagliano
Jenkins
Wasiewski
Robertson
McDaniel
Odeee
Culp
Rome Reberger Seeders
Save—McDaniel
McCormick
Murcer
Schroder Leads Going Into Final Round At Jade Golf
Aiken's Mike Schroder holds a one stroke lead as the South Carolina Jade Golf Tournament heads into the final 18 holes at Highland Park Country Club. Medalist Pat Dyar of Hilton Head Island is one stroke behind. Schroder posted 71 while Dyar shot 73. DuPre of Columbia and Cormany of Florence trailed three strokes back, with Rhodes of North Augusta at 146.
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Aiken, S. C
Mike Schroder
Aiken
South Carolina
Pat Dyar
Hilton Head Island
Schroder
Dyar
Highland Park Country Club
David DuPre
Columbia
James Cormany
Florence
Hugh Rhodes
North Augusta
Friendly suit filed over USC 5 million stadium bond plan
A friendly suit to test the University of South Carolina 5 million football stadium bond issue has been filed. Such suits are routine before bonds are issued. The bonds will fund the first stage of a four stage rebuilding to increase seating from 43 000 to 60 000.
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Columbia
University of South Carolina
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Petrocelli
Short
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Chicago White Sox
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Wolverine Work Shoes
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Cal ‘Meier
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Houk
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Montreal Expos
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Gary Gosger
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Ron Santo
Billy Williams
Cubs
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Rich Robertson
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Millan
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Wright Clothing
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