All Star Nominee Controversy Hits Major League Voting
Fans in Cincinnati still set starting lineup for July 14 despite write ins. Rico Carty Gr alarkewitz Felipe Alou Alex Johnson among top hitters omitted from slate. Ken Harrelson and Mike Shannon added despite injuries as voting runs to June 22 with heavy write in potential.
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Bowie Kuhn
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All Southern California teams loom in World Series odds
The Angels and Dodgers draw strong World Series chatter as the two Southern California clubs shape up for major league playoff bids. Bantam odds favor Minnesota and Cincinnati in their divisions, with injuries and late-season surges likely to swing the pennant races. Major league projections show the Angels as a top West contender, while Cincinnati and Atlanta lead the National League, and the Cubs and Mets vie in the East.
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Bues' Ellis Stops S.D. on Six Hits
Dock Ellis scattered six hits and drove in two runs as Pittsburgh defeated San Diego 5-1. Ellis opened scoring with a third inning RBI single, aided by Alou and Alley's sacrifice fly. In the seventh, Cash and Mecnor produced a run while Ellis stole second and scored on Alou's double. San Diego's Cannizzaro misplayed a ball, knocking in another run for Pittsburgh.
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AL Sominees
Rod Carew
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Roy White
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Dodgers and Pirates clash in mixed page text fragment
Fragmentary OCR text shows a baseball reference linking Dodgers and Pirates. No clear facts or outcomes are readable due to heavy garbling, leaving only scattered mentions of teams and vague context.
Baseball Leaders and stat highlights from the season
The snippet lists batting leaders by at bats and runs for several players across leagues, including Johnson, Aparicio, Hay, Alou, Killebrew, and Aaron. It also notes home runs, stolen bases, and pitching decisions with several named teams and managers implied by team initials and league context.
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Baseball Banquet Highlights CS Long Beach Tonight
A rough recount of a baseball game involving the Dodgers and Cubs includes a late surge for the Cubs with four consecutive singles and a two run homer by Billy Williams, erasing an early Dodgers lead. Witte opened the sixth with a triple as Bill Hands held the Dodgers scoreless, Parker doubled in a run, and the game was halted after a lengthy rain delay and an umpire’s remark about umbrellas.
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Will Tigers Dump Smith Bengals at Big A Tonight
Detroit manager Mayo Smith faces pressure as the Tigers open a three game series with the Angels at the Big A. Rumors link Smith’s job to poor team performance after Denny McLain suspension, with Detroit two games under .500 and 10 games behind Baltimore. Andy May opposes Joe Niekro in the opener as Detroit struggles in hitting pitching and fielding.
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Ex-Defense Ace to Coach Bruins in 1970 71
Tom Johnson, 42, famed defenseman with eight Stanley Cups including Montreal, will coach the Boston Bruins for the 1970 71 season. He signed a one year contract after a career cut short by a foot injury and had served as an executive and assistant to GM Milt Schmidt since ending his playing days in 1965. Bruins president Weston W Adams Jr praised his familiarity with winner’s culture and Stanley Cup pedigree.
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Grich joins Oscar Brown in Long Beach spotlight
The account praises Grich and Oscar Brown of the Brown fraternity as Grich turns a double play and showcases his fielding. It cites Grich's 364 batting average and 44 double plays in 26 games with shortstop Bobby Floyd, noting major league prospects and a humorous aside about writing a second book with his father-in-law handling details.
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Paul Blair Operation Successful After Baseball Injury
Paul Blair Baltimore centerfielder underwent a three hour surgery at St. Josephs Hospital to repair fractures of the nose and eye socket after being hit by a fastball from Ken Tatum at Ang Heim Stadium. Blair is in good condition with double vision possibly temporary. doctors include Dr Jasihi Stevens and Dr Triggs assisting. Twins place Tiant on 21 day disabled list for fractured shoulder blade and recall Bert Blyleven to fill spot.
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