All-Star Game Starters and the Powell Aparicio Dilemma
The piece critiques All-Star selections amid sentimental bias for Boog Powell and Luis Aparicio amid slumping totals. It lists potential replacements and questions whether fan voting will favor popularity over 1970 season form, naming players across positions and teams as possible starters.
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NEW York
NEA
Gene Alley
Tim Cullen
Boog Powell
Luis Aparicio
Powell
Aparicio
Detroit
Orioles
Boston
Saucek narrowly places at Oxnard NHRA drag meet
Lompoc racer Bob Saucek finishes runner up in Bracket five at the NHRA event held on the Oxnard air field. More than 500 racers entered and 20 000 spectators packed the temporary venue as Saucek, a Golden State Raceway regular, contended in Santa Maria style bracket racing.
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Oxnard
Lompoc
Bob Saucek
Saucek
Golden State Raceway
Santa Maria
Rick Williams
Golden State Raceway Stalf
Mike Riola
Oxnard New York
UPI
Jerry Koosman
Fiery death for son of millionaire
NUERNBERG Germany UPI Experts examined the burned-out Ferrari 512M driven by Pedro Rodriguez of Mexico in the Nuernberg Auto Race. The 31-year-old racer skidded on lap 12, hit a guard rail and wall, then died from skull fractures and burns despite emergency aid. His brother Ricardo died in 1962 practice, and their father had urged retirement. Pedro had notable sports car wins last year with the John Wyer Porsche 917 team.
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Nuernberg
Germany
UPI
Pedro Rodriguez
Mexico
Rodriguez
Noris Ring
Ricardo
Pedro
Brands Hatch
John Wyer
Angels face second half as Conigliaro exits
California Angels coach Dick Walsh says Tony Conigliaro may not return, the club not counting on him as they split a doubleheader with Oakland to linger 16 1/2 games behind in the AL West. Clyde Wright won the nightcap 6-3 after Dave LaRoche and Letty Phillips praised the rebuilt outfield and pitching.
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Anaheim
UPI
California Angels
Tony Conigliaro
Conigliaro
Dick Walsh
Angels
Oakland
Walsh
Boston Red Sox
California
Dave la Roche
Clyde Wright
A’s
Tommy Davis
Letty Phillips
Mickey) Rivers
Roger
Repez
Chicago White Sox
Fleet Ken Berry
Alex Johnson
Johnson
Standings and games in American League and majors
The page shows AL standings with Minnesota leading Kansas City and other races, notes all stars events and recent results including California beating Oakland and Chicago over Milwaukee. It also reports Pirates recalling Rennie Stennett and Orioles activating Tom Shopay while sending Terry Crowley to the Rochester Red Wings.
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Kansas City
Minn
California
Oakland
Chicago
Milwaukee
Terry Crowley
Rochester Red Wings
International League
W. L. Pet
Baltimore
Pittsburgh
Boston New York
Detroit
New York
St Louis
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Washington
Montreal
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Minnesota
Houston
Atlanta Chicago
Cincinnati
San Diego
Phillies to Raise Fence at Veterans Stadium
The Phillies won approval from all NL teams to raise the outfield fence at Veterans Stadium from eight to 12 feet, effective July 19, citing too many ground rule doubles as the reason for the modification.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Philadelphia Phillies
Veterans Stadium
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Hague
A.L
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Glenn Beckett
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Campbell
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Honus Wagner
Qutfield
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Jim Wynn
John Callison
Cesar Cedeno
John Edwards
Rich Reese
Dick McAuliffe
Tommy Harper
Rick Monday
Ken Berry
Ken Harrelson
Paul Casanova
Denny McLain
Steve Arlin
Aper EN
Tile Association
Rancho Maria
Rancho Golf Chuo
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Casmalia
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Jim Fregosi
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Plantar
Andy Messersmith
Kans City
Kan City
Milw
Wash
Blatimore
Clveland
Calif
N.L. All- Stars
Stennett
Pittsburgh Pirates
Rennie Stennett
Charleston
Dave Cash
Atlanta
A.L. All-Stars
Tom
Baltimore Orioles
Tueday
Tom Shopay
Phillies
Bob
Tilley
Latch, Robert C
Lilley
Insurance Realtors
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Goodyear
Whitewall
Gustomer (Srédit “Plan
Maxwell House
Sanka
Findley
Cherry
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William A. Findley
FedEx
U.S
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Treeek
Goodyear Service
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