Sentiment fuels baseball fans All Star ballots
New York voters weigh sentiment over seasons as three aging stars Hank Aaron Pete Rose and Bobby Murcer anchor the starting lineups in Pittsburgh. The piece surveys current averages RBIs and homers from top contenders across both leagues highlighting Ralph Garr Cesar Cedena Regie Smith Lou Brock Greg Gross Richie Zisk Joe Morgan Mike Schmidt Ron Cey Dick Allen Brooks Robinson Sal Bando Rico Petrocelli Don Money and more.
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New York
Pittsburgh
Hank Aaron
Atlanta Braves
Pete Hose
Cincinnati Reds
Bobby Murcer
New York Yankees
Aaron
Rose
Jimmy Wynn
Dodgers
Wynn
Toy Cannon
Agron
RBI
Atlanta
Ralph Garr
Houston
Cesar Cedena
Regie Smith
St. Louis
Cardinal
Lou Brock
Greg Gross
Phittsee
Richie Zisk
Joe Torre
Garvey
Cincinnati
Joe Morgan
Philadelphia
Dave Cash
Ron Cey
Mike Schmidt
Phillies
Boston
Carl Yastrzemski
Dick Allen
Chicago White Sox
Baltimore
Brooks Robinson
Robinson
Oakland
Sal Bando
Rico Petrocelli
Milwaukee
Don Money
Legion Post 833 Dominates Police for Fourth Straight Shutout
Mike Livesey struck out 12 in five innings and homered as Legion Post 833 routed the LB Pirates 9-0 to clinch at least a share of first in Police Teague action. Livesey left after the first inning with a blister. this extended Legion Post 833’s shutout streak to four games, with three by Livesey and others contributing at the plate.
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Mike Livesey
Legion Post
Police Teague
Pirates
Livesey
Mike Watkins
Coe
Kivesed
Mullens
Hullenane Gwynn
Westbrook
Lakewood Tops Motor Patrol in District Playoff Chase
Lakewood defeated Motor Patrol 8-7 at Lakewood High, scoring five runs in the fifth inning to force a tie for first. Jeff Newen scored the winning run in the seventh on a fielder's choice, while Whittier Golds finished first and will meet El Segundo Saturday at Blair Field.
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Lakewood Post
Motor Patrol
Blair
North Torraice
el Segunda
San Pedro
Torrance
Harbor College
Shua
Millikan High
Fantesed Vise
Tangy Loytta Sa
Long Beach Bowlers Shine in California Tours
Theresa Bodewig, daughter of Long Beach bowler Jean Bodewig, led the E Division in the California Women's Bowling Assn tournament with a 218 high game and 414 scratch series. She and her mother teamed to finish third in Division doubles and won the E Division all events with 1596 pins. Doug Johnson of Long Beach dominated the Mid West Coast match games, posting a 1043 for five games to lead the field toward the finals as Bowler Bobby Knipple also tops in pursuit.
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Long Beach
Oxnard
San Francisco
Daly City
Theresa Bodewig
Jean Bodewig
Lillian Hinsey
Orange County Women's Bowling Assn
Theresa
Westlake Bowl
Cassie Lanes
Kathy Earnest
Avacado
Calif
Doug Johnson
Kona Lanes
Costa Mesa
Bobby Knipple
Glen Christensen
Anaheim
Farrell Hinkle
Irvine
John Taveles
Garten Grove
Bob Weller
Norwalk
Ast Berens
Hawthorne
Dick Brauseh
Westminster
Matt Bawcutt
Cerritos
Greg Pickens
San Diego
Terry Brent
Susa Ana
Carson
Steve Carson Urvine
Till Phillips
Orange
Jerry Burdick
West Covina
Marcy Nordstrom
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Steve Garvey
Tony Perez
Police
Lakewood Tops Motor Patrol
Falcon Teel
Custom
U.S
Cerritos Downey
del Amo
Newport Beach
L.B
Miss Badewig
Women’s International Bowling Congress
PCR
Bob Hard
Santa Ana
John Elledge
la Crescenta
Johnson
Joe McCoy
el Toro
George Valleviem
Tor. Yance
Jack Toyer
Santa Fe Springs
el Hartnett
Aredia
Mike Stephens
Coarse Shore
Pica Tiveras
Bob Ramirez
Tracy DeVasser
Unlington Beach
Ralph Lombard
Hermosa
Doug
We Fanny
Sanders
Palm Springs
Randy Holland
Asaie
Don Johnson
Gunla Fe
Amir
Edenborough
Veedoraln
Hill Bryant
American Motors
Gremlins
Hornets
Savelins
Matadors
Bellflower
Alondra
Atlantic Aleadee
Akais
Lakewood
Woodrutt
Weedeh
Bell Gardens
Florence Ver
Garvin
Banter
Hong I Beach
Willow
Compton
H.W
Sosiet
Geran
ML. Tees
Lenanaech
Y Press
Lincoln
Weber
Lynwood
Atlantis
A. A
Imperial
Pica River
Sauson
Amaragad
Rosecrans Rosecrans
Pree
Garmenite Keormmenina
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