Bench Leads NL All-Star Balloting With 69 506 Votes
Johnny Bench of Cincinnati tops the NL fan balloting with 69 506 of 110 000 votes in the first week. Hank Aaron and Willie Mays each exceed 60 000, while Ralph Garr gathers 14 251 write ins for No 8 among outfielders.
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Johnny Bench
Cincinnati
Hank Aaron
Atlanta
Willie Mays
San Francisco
Bench
Bowie Kuhn
Aaron
Mays
Speedster
Stargell
Lou Brock
St. Louis
Pete Rose
Roberto Clemente
Pittsburgh
Billy Williams
Chicago
Garr
Shortstop
Harrelson
Cubs
Don Kessinger
Orlando Cepeda
Julian Javier
Ron Santo
Jerry Grote
Clete Boyer
Detroit
Carl Yastrzemski
Boston
Boog Powell
Baltimore
Rod Carew
Minnesota
Luis Aparicio
Brooks Robinson
Tony Oliva
Frank Robinson
Bill Freehan
Earl Weaver
Sparky Anderson
Walcott man jailed for disorderly conduct and glass charge
Thomas W. Enos, 22, of 25 Orchard Street, pleads guilty to two counts before Village Justice Marvin Decker. Police say he used abusive language toward Walcott Boy Scouts in the park and hurled a quart beer bottle across Main Street, shattering on the curb. He is jailed 25 days and fined 250 dollars plus 50. Two teens, Steven Stewart and Alfred Rusch Jr., also pleaded guilty to petit larceny and await sentencing after July 8.
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Thomas W. Enos
Orchard St
Wayne County
Lyons
Marvin Decker
Lester Taber
Enos
Walcott Boy Scouts
Holley Caster Jr
Lake Avenue
Decker
Steven Stewart
Mill Street
Alfred Rusch Jr
South Butler
Dixon Wins Semi Final in CNY Tennis Meet at Auburn
Dan Dixon of Oswego High School won a semi final in the Central New York Cities Conference tennis tournament at Auburn defeating Gary Gressler of Watertown 6-4 7-5. Dixon then lost to eventual champion Chris Brown of Auburn 6-1 6-2. Oswego finished fourth as Auburn High won the team title.
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Dan Dixon
Oswego High School
Auburn
Gary Gressler
Watertown
Dixon
Chris Brown
Oswego
Auburn High
Cabot Trail in Nova Scotia Spans 188 Miles
The Cabot Trail in Nova Scotia runs 188 miles through cliffs and ocean vistas. It threads highland glens river meadows and a brief Bras d'Or Lakes segment, showcasing coastal scenery along a celebrated route.
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Cliffs
Ocean Vista
Highlands Glens
River Meadows
Bras d'Or Lakes
Lafleur Tops NHL Amateur Draft for Canadiens
Guy Lafleur, 19, chosen No. 1 by Montreal in the NHL amateur draft after a trade with the California Golden Seals. The 6 foot 1 inch, 190 pound winger led Quebec Remparts to the Memorial Cup and scored 130 goals last season. Marcel Dionne was the No. 2 pick by Detroit after Lafleur.
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Guy Lafleur
Montreal Canadiens
California Golden Seals
Lafleur
Quebec Remparts
Remparts
Canadiens
Jean Beliveau
NHL
Marcel Dionne
St. Catharines Black Hawks
Detroit Red Wings
Dionne
Ontario Hockey Association
Nippon Steel Tops World as Largest Steel Producer in 1970
Nippon Steel Corporation surpassed U S Steel to become the world's largest steel producer in 1970. Crude steel output reached 33,640,000 metric tons for Nippon versus 28,120,000 tons for U S Steel.
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Nippon Steel Corporation
U.S. Steel Corporation
Nippon
U.S. Steel
Weiskopf Opens Kemper Open With Two Stroke Lead
Tom Weiskopf fired a six under par 66 for a two stroke edge at the Kemper Open held at the Ouail Hollow layout. He led a crowded field that included Jim Colbert Bob Charles Hubert Green Lee Trevino Arnold Palmer and Masters champion Charles Coody. He noted his layoff from hunting last year helped his return and he hopes his long hitting gives him an advantage on the 7 278 yard course.
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Charlotte
N.C
Tom Weiskopf
Columbus
Ohio
van Gogh
Tom
Weiskopf
Ouail Hollow
Jim Colbert
Miller Barber
Charlie Sifford
Tom Sisolak
Af 49
Lee Trevino
New Zealand
Bob Charles
Hubert Green
Mason Rudolph
Ron Rief
Bobby Mitchell
Larry Hinson
Rod Funseth
Bob Lunn
Arnold Palmer
Cary Player
Charles Coody
England
Tony Jacklin
Actor Michael Rennie Dies in England at 62
Michael Rennie a famed actor and star of The Third Man died at 62 in Harrogate England. He collapsed while visiting his mother Thursday according to AP reporting.
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N.Y
William S. McCann
Strong Memorial Hospital
McCann
The
Association of American Physicians
Miachel Rennie
Harrogath
England
Michael Rennie
Rennie
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