Ex-Dodger Allen Top Vote Getter In American League All Star
Dick Allen led AL All Star voting with 1,092,758 of 3,171,556 ballots and will start at first base after a winter trade from the Dodgers. The Red Sox place Aparicio and Yastrzemski on the roster with others, as the July 25 game in Atlanta nears NBC telecast.
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Bowie Kuhn
Chicago White Sox
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Boston Red Sox
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Carl Yastrzemski
Atlanta
NBC
Geuch Lucas among pros invited to face Olympians at Dayton
Jerry Nardiello notes Jerry Lucas among 16 pro players invited to play the U S Olympic hopefuls in Munich era. The August 10 game at University of Dayton Arena funds the Olympic Fund nearing its goal by one million dollars. Tickets $3 and $2 at the arena.
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United States
Munich
Germany
University of Dayton
Lucas
Pete Newell
University of California
Olympic Fund
Trudeau Targeted Over Hull Eligibility in Canada Russia Series
Alan Eagleson, NHLPA counsel, accused Prime Minister Trudeau of meddling in the Bobby Hull eligibility dispute as Team Canada prepares for four games in Moscow. Hull, now with Winnipeg Jets, is barred from the series by the NHL contract rule tied to training camp. Eagleson urged calm, but warned against pressuring the league to lift the ban.
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Bowling Green University
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Don Green
Miami
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Miami U
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Trudeau
Bobby Hull
Alan Eagleson
National Hockey League Players’ Association
Progressive Conservative Party
Moscow
Harry Linden
Team Canada
Eagleson
NHL
Clarence Campbell
Hull
Chicago Black Hawks
Winnipeg Jets
World Hockey Association
One Division Race Looms For Baseball
Oakland leads the American League West by eight games after a 3-1 win over Detroit as Chicago was cooled by rain. Pittsburgh moved ahead in the NL East with a 6-5 win over Atlanta powered by Willie Stargell. Cincinnati beat Chicago 7-2 to widen its NL West lead while St Louis beat Houston 3-2.
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Associated Press
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White Sox
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Atlanta
Willie Stargell
Pirates
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Texas
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Rose
Wayne Simpson
Clay Carroll
Bob Gibson
Gibson
Donn Clendenon
Cardinals
Joe Hoerner
Lolich Completes 16th Complete Game Of Season
Lolich pitched his 16th complete game of the season, leading the effort as his team contends for the pennant.
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Perry cleared as Cronin rejects grease ball protest
Chicago manager Chuck Tanner called Gaylord Perry home free after AL President Joe Cronin disallowed a formal protest over Perry's Cleveland pitch. Umpires found no foreign substance on balls used in Perry’s 2-1 win over Chicago.
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Chuck Tanner
Gaylord Perry
White Sox
Cleveland
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Tigers
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Cronin
Perry
Martin
Art Fowler
Tennessee adds Tim Priest as assistant to freshman coach
Tim Priest, captain of the 1970 Tennessee Volunteers, joins as an assistant to freshman coach Bob Davis handling new quarterbacks and receivers in Knoxville.
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Tim Priest
Tennessee
Volunteers
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Quote on dive in the fifth not the first cheating fans
A sports spectator argues a diver will take a dive in the fifth inning but insists it would not be first display of cheating. He asserts such a ploy would disappoint fans and damage credibility.
National League West standings and Tuesday games preview
Baseball standings show Cincinnati leading with 52 wins and 31 losses, followed by Houston and Los Angeles. Tuesday games include Cincinnati at Chicago and Atlanta at Pittsburgh among others, with pitchers Nolan, Jenkins, Reed, Blass, and Reuss slated to start.
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Cleveland
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Caldwell
Moore
Bryant
Pacers Schedule Two Exhibitions Open Season
Indiana Pacers announce two exhibition games starting October 4 at the Indianapolis Fairgrounds Coliseum against the Detroit Pistons and a rematch in Flint, Michigan the following night.
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National Basketball Association
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Bengals Open Camp With Optimism On Start Of 1972 Season
Wilmington Ohio AP report on the Cincinnati Bengals second day of 1972 NFL camp. Paul Brown lauds the first days, notes improved knowhow and progress. Players Lemar Parrish Ken Riley Steve Porter Vernon Holland sidelined by injuries. Virgil Carter showing zip as Kenny Anderson extends throwing work after Army duty.
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Cincinnati Bengals
Lemar Parrish
Ken Riley
Steve Porter
Vernon Holland
Cincinnati
Brown
Virgil Carter
Gabriel First Major Casualty In Rams Preseason Drills
Los Angeles Rams quarterback Roman Gabriel suffered a spontaneous pneumothorax in the first drill of training camp at Long Beach State. He was hospitalized and could miss five weeks to the season, with John Walton and Jerry Rhome sharing passing duties.
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Los Angeles Rams
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Los Angeles
Rams
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North Carolina
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Jerry Rhome
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