Rader's Homer Sparks 9-5 Romp
Houston Astros top Cincinnati Reds 9 to 1 to reclaim first in NL West with six runs in the third highlighted by Doug Rader's 11th homer Cesar Cedeno went 4 for 4 and scored three. George Culver earned the win while Wayne Simpson took the loss.
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Cincinnati Reds
Houston
Reds
Astros
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The
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Cesar Cedeno
Dominican Republic
Walker
George Culver
Dave Roberts
Allen Leading Ballot in AL All-Star Voting
Chicago White Sox first baseman Dick Allen leads AL balloting with 189 071 votes as fan returns pass 500 000. Norm Cash trails, with Brooks Robinson second at third base and Reggie Jackson the top AL outfielder. Balloting ends July 15, with starting teams announced three days later ahead of the July 25 game in Atlanta.
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Dick Allen
Chicago White Sox
Allen
Norm Cash
Detroit Tigers
Orioles
Bill Melton
White Sox
Melton
Reggie Jackson
Oakland Athletics
Bobby Murcer
New York Yankees
Carl Yastrzemski
Boston Red Sox
Yastrzemski
Lou Piniella
Kansas City Royals
Carlos May
Tony Oliva
Minnesota Twins
Rod Carew
Twins
Cookie Rojas
Royals
Luis Aparicio
Red Sox
Bert Campaneria
A’s
Bill Freehan
Tigers
Ray Fosse
Cleveland Indians
Atlanta Stadium
Lee May
Houston
Glenn Beckett
Chicago
Joe Torre
St. Luis
Bud Harrelson
Johnny Bench
Cincinnati
Henry Aaron
Atlanta
Roberto Clemente
Pittsburgh
Willie Mays
Pacing Tips in Head-to-Head Matches
In head to head play maintain your normal pace to prevent disruptions. If you usually play fast and your opponent slows you should walk briskly to your ball to signal faster play. Slower players should keep their pace steady within reason despite a faster opponent.
Rockets to Play Home Games at Hofheinz Pavilion
Houston Rockets announce 1972 73 season games to be held at Hofheinz Pavilion on the University of Houston campus. President Ray Patterson says 28 games at Hofheinz and 13 at San Antonio Convention Center.
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Houston Rockets
National Basketball Association
Hofheinz ‘Pavilion
University of ‘Houston
Ray Patterson
Rockets
Hofheinz Pavilion
San Antonio Convention Center
Hutch Liberal Draw Games in NBC Tourney
Wichita AP report states Kansas base ball tournament games will be held in Liberal and Atchison with rest in Wichita starting July 7. Liberal Beejays, four of last five state champions, will host two second round games July 15.
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Kansas
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Atchinson
Liberal Beejays
Phils Call Picket Pair for Montreal Game
Phils expected to field elder outfielders Joe Lis and Bill Robinson for the Montreal game. Lis and Robinson were obtained from Eugene last night, sending Bryan Wene and Ron Stone to the Pacific Coast League club.
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Joe Lis
Bill Robinson
Philadelphia
Phillies
Montreal Expos
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Phils
Lis
Kinson
Eugene
Byran Wne
Ron Stone
League Leaders By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
A compact summary of season leaders across batting and pitching categories with players and stats. Key names include Rudi and Jackson from Oak and Bonds from SF, with awards for hits doubles runs and home runs. Pitching leaders feature Fingers and Kaat plus Lolich and Seaver in strikeouts.
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Bsn
Rudi
Oak
D.allen
Chi
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Alomar
Cal
Piniella
Patek
Blaik
Bal
Fisk
Ben
McCraw
Cle
Cash
Det
D.nelson
Tex
P.kelly
Fingers
Kaat
Min
Lolich
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Cie
Ceadeno
Htn
Sanguillen
Pgh
M.alou
Morean
Cin
Bonds
Bench
Stargell
Brock
A.oliver
Garr
Atl
Maddox
Stl
Cardenal
Bowa
Phi
Rose
Kingman
Morgan
Blass
J.ray
Carleton
Seaver
Colts Owner May Get Rams in Three-Way Deal
Los Angeles reports indicate Baltimore Colts owner Carroll Rosenbloom could swap franchises with the Rams in a three way sale involving Robert Irsay. Rams president Bill Barnes confirms discussion but cautions on complex tax and depreciation issues. Other bids include Carlos Romero and Hugh Culverhouse as finalists.
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LOS Angeles
Carroll Rosenbloom
Baltimore Colts
Los Angeles Rams
Rams
Bill Barnes
Rosenbloom
Los Angeles Herald-Examiner
Robert Irsay
Skokie
Irsay
Site Picked For Arena In Overland Park
Edwin G. Thompson announced Overland Park chosen as the site for a National Hockey League arena to house the Johnson County franchise. He aims for completion by April 1974 at 111th and Switzer Road, describing the arena as a cultural and civic center usable for basketball as well.
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Overland Park
Johnson County
Edwin G. Thompson
Thompson
111Th and
Switzer Road
Fishing Report Highlights Vary by Reservoirs and Rivers
Readable fishing report notes water levels from normal to low and clear conditions across several waters. White bass generally fair, crappie chan nels and channels fair, bass slow at Toronto and Fall River, channels good at Norton and Glen Silder, with species variations per location.
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Perry
Council Grove
Pomona
Fall River
Toronto
Hilk City
Milford
Cheney
Glen Silder
Kirwin
Norton
Webster
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Jacksonville, Fla
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