Baseball scores and schedules from major leagues
Major League Baseball results from Wednesday include Atlanta at Cincinnati Philadelphia at Chicago San Diego at San Francisco St Louis at Pittsburgh New York at Montreal Houston at Los Angeles. Standings show Boston New York Milwaukee Baltimore Detroit Cleveland Oakland Minnesota Kansas City Texas California Chicago with recent results and rain postponed games listed.
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Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Chicago
San Diego
San Francisco
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
New York
Montreal
Houston
Los Angeles
Boston
Milwaukee
Baltimore
Detroit
Cleveland
West Oakland
Kansas City
Minnesota
Texas
California
Oakland
Blue
Holtzman
Goltz
Albury
Castro
Colborn
Gura
Dobson
Cuellar
Raidh
Pole
Wise
LaGrow
Figueroa
Briles
Dal Canton
Kaat
Horgan
Chcago
Philphia
West Cincinnati
S.francisco
Lonborg
Reuschel
Matlack
Tate
Rogers
Stanhouse
McGlothen
Ellis
Carew Tops AL Voting In All Star Balloting
Ron Carew, Minnesota Twins second baseman, leads the American League All Star balloting with 475,010 votes while Sandy Alomar trails with 65,942. Oakland players dominate several positions as voting runs through July 6 ahead of the July 15 All Star Game in Milwaukee.
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New York
Ron Carew
Minnesota Twins
Carew
Kansas City
Cookie Rojas
Sandy Alomar
Baseball Commissioner’s Office
Oakland
San Bando
Buddy Bell
Cleveland
Bell
Lee
May
Baltimore
Gene Tenace
Thurman Munson
Ray Fosse
Bert Campaneris
Frank Duffy
Bobby Bonds
Joe Rudi
Jeff Burroughs
Texas
Reggie Jackson
Carlos May
Chicago
Milwaukee
KU Players Cook and Suttle Drafted by ABA Teams
Norm Cook and Rick Suttle of the University of Kansas were chosen in the ABA second round. Cook went to Utah as a 6-9 junior center and Suttle, a 6-9 senior, was drafted by San Antonio via a trade with Kentucky. Other local mention includes Ken Smith of Tulsa. Belmont Park announces seven straight Sunday races starting June 8 with Tuesday closures.
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NEW York
University of Kansas
Norm Cook
Rick Suttle
American Basketball Association
Utah
Cook
San Antonio
Kentucky
Suttle
Kansas
Ken Smith
Tulsa
St. Louis Spirits
Gus Williams
Southern California
Rudy White
Arizona State
Rudy Hackett
Syracuse
Tom Roy
Maryland
Larry Fogle
Canisius
C. J. Kupec
Michigan
Kupec
Denver
Spirits
al Jones
San Diego
al Spruill
North Carolina A & T
Ted Hathaway
Cleveland State
New WEL will play so old one can pay
California bankruptcy papers outline two World Football Leagues the old WFL and a new 1975 version. The older entity heads $8.9 million in debts plus $7 million in future salaries, while the new league agrees to cover salaries and debts for 12 years if a TV deal emerges.
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New York
California
WFL
Richard Cohn
Torney
Birmingham
Cohn
United Airlines
Newport Beach
Calif
Regan, Drummy, Garrett & King
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