Sentiment shapes All Star picks in baseball voting
Voters favor sentiment over peak seasons in selecting starters for the All Star game. The NL lineup includes Hank Aaron, Pete Rose, and Jimmy Wynn among others, with strong bids from Ralph Garr, Cedeno, Reggie Smith, and Mike Schmidt. In the American League, stars like Murcer, Jackson, Burroughs, Rudi, McRae, Hendrick, Horton, Yaz, Yastrzemski, Allen, Robinson, and Bando contend, reflecting varied career highs and current form.
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New York
Pittsburgh
Hank Aaron
Atlanta Braves
Pete Ruse
Cincinnati Reds
Bobby Murcer
New York Yankees
Aaron
Rose
Jimmy Wynn
Dodgers
Wynn
Toy Cannon
Atlanta
Ralph Garris
Houston
Cedar Cedeno
Reggie Smith
St. Louis
Cardinal
Lou Brick
Greg Gross
Phittsburghi
Richie Zisk
Jon Torre
Garvey
Cincinnati
Joe Morgan
Philadelphia
Dave Cash
Ron Cey
Mike Schmidt
Phillies
Greg Luzinski
Murcer
Oakland
Reggie Jackson
Jeff Burroughs
Texas
Jackson
Burroughs
Murce
Carl Yastrzemski
Dick Allen
Chicapo White Sox
Baltimore
Brooks Robinson
Robinson
Sal Bando
Boston
Rico Petrocelli
Milwaukee
Legion Post 833 routs Police Pirates for tie at first
Mike Livesey hit a homer and struck out 12 in five innings as Legion Post 833 defeated the J. B. Pirates 9-0 to secure at least a share of first in Police League action. Livesey left with a blister after the fifth. it was Legion’s fourth straight shutout, three by Livesey.
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Mike Livesey
Legion Post
J. B. Pirates
Livesey Fefl
Livesey
He Watkins
Hultmanz Live Gwyn
Westra
Lakewood tops Motor Patrol in district playoff race
Lakewood defeated Motor Patrol 10 4 in seven innings at Lakewood High, scoring five runs in the fifth. Jeff Newen drove in the winning run on a fielder's choice in the seventh as Whittier Golds clinched first place. Motor Patrol drops into tied spots with North Torrance for district playoff berths.
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Lakewood Post
Motor Patrol
American Legion
Lakewood High School
Lakewood
Jeff Newen
Whittier Golds
Patrol
Hi Segundo
Blair
North Torrance
Ed Segwido
San Pedro
Torrance
Harbor College
Shua
Millikan High
Sambrang
Catking
Wainfield
Johnson
Peralta
L A women bowlers rise in rich California tour event
In Oxnard and Daly City the 20th California State Men's tour and 48th California Women's tour show progress as Theresa Bodewig of Long Beach leads in E Division with a 1598 all events and a 114 average. The men, led by Doug Johnson of Long Beach, push toward the finals through match play in Costa Mesa with Johnson posting strong 5 week totals and a top ranking.
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Long Beach
California
Oxnard
San Francisco
Daly City
Theresa Bodewig
Jean Bodewig
Lillian Hinsey
Orange County Women’s Bowling Assa
Theresa
Westlake Bowl
L & L Castle Lanes
Kathy Earnest
Avocado
Calif
Doug Johnson
Kona Lanes
Costa Mesa
Bobby Knipple
Glen Christensen
Anaheim
Farrys Hinkle
Irvine
John Haveles
Garden Grove
Bob Weller
Norwalk
Art Berens
Hawthorne
Dick Braasch
Westminster
Matt Roweutt
Cerritos
Greg Pickens
San Diego
Terry Brent
Santa Ana
Walt Block
Carson
Steve Carson
Bill Phillips
Orange
Jerry Burdick
West Covina
Harry Nordstrom
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Steve Garvey
Tony Perex
Police
Lakewood Tops Motor Patrol
Falcon Teel
Custom
U.S
McRoadway Pa Isi
Huntington Brach
Del
Garson
Hewiort Beach
Izyay
L.A
Allen Wolfe
Miss Bodewig
Women’s International Bowling Congress
Bowlimn
PCE
Bob Hand
John Elledge
la Crescenta
Joe McCue
Il Toro
George Vallevient
Toro Trance
Jack Toyer
Santa Fe Springs
Ed Hartnett
Arcadia
Mike Stephens
George Shore
Pico Rivera
Bob Ramirez
Tracy DeVasser
Huntington Beach
Ralph Lombard
Hermosa
Edenborough
Bill Bryant
American Motors
Pak & Supplies
Hahd J
Bellflower
Alondra Monelli
Clark
Bell
Lakewood Long Beach
Woodruff
Willow
Atdeatly
Bell Gardens
Florence Ratw
Dorfield & Lintern
Long) Beach
Walt
Frey
Compton
Alondra Deh
Atanie
Long Bench
South Street
Harxoon
Plonaer
Long Bouch Hk, H
Bal Arne
Cypress
Walker
Lynwood
Atlantic
Fase Ny Fas Slauseneran & Siedebaker Aeuiar
Ratemoed
Carmenita Armanita
Mayne
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