All-Star voting for the American League overview
A garbled list of players and cities appears to reflect American League All-Star voting notes. It names numerous players and teams such as Milwaukee, Detroit, Baltimore, New York, Chicago, Cleveland, Kansas City, Oakland, and others with scattered figures and affiliations, suggesting an error-filled ballot or compilation.
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Don Maney
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Cleveland
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Milwaukee
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Parker homer sparks Pirates past Reds in homecoming
Dave Parker hit a three run homer in the first inning as the Pittsburgh Pirates defeated the Cincinnati Reds 9-2 at Riverfront. Rennie Stennett and Willie Stargell contributed with RBI hits, while Parker noted his boyhood idol was Frank Robinson and Vada Pinson. The night featured other NL results and a heavy rain delay at the Astrodome.
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Reds
St. Louis
Atlanta
Chicago
Houston
San Francisco
New York
San Diego
Philadelphia
Parker
River
Crosley Field
Frank Robinson
Vada Pinson
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Fred Norman
Noriman
Riverfront
Rennie Stensett
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Willie Stargell
Richie Zisk
Major League Leaders National League Batting Highlights
Summary of top league batting figures and fielding stats with player names such as Smith Morgan Watson Leach Garvey and Rose appearing among leaders in at bats runs batted in and stolen bases. includes mentions of teams Cubs Dodgers Giants and Padres with position abbreviations and numbers from box scores and season tallies.
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Expos star McNally retires from baseball
AP reports 82 year old left hander Dave McNally quits after fighting a hopeless comeback with the Montreal Expos. He cites lack of oomph in his pitching and says he won’t play for extra money. McNally, once 181-113 with Baltimore, left after six straight losses and declined to rejoin the team in Los Angeles plans.
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Dave McNally
Montreal Expos
McNally
Baltimore Orioles
Expos
Siblay
Jim Panning
Gene Mauch
Kunday Might
Los Angeles
Lesson Learned as Twins Win on Out of Order Batting
Frank Robinson admitted the Indians manager erred when the Minnesota Twins batted out of order for eight innings. Dan Ford and Danny Thompson caused confusion that helped the Twins tie and Thompson’s 11th inning single won it. Vic Albury earned his fourth win in relief.
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Frank Robinson
Robinson
Minnesota Twins
Cleveland Indians
Cleveland
Minnesota
Dan Ford
Danny
American Thompson
Twins
Ford
Burd
Lou DiMars
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Glenn Borgram
Frank Quilici
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Vic Albury
Tom Buskey
Indians
Oakland
Baltimore
Milwaukee
Chicago
Texas
Boston
Kansas City
Detroit
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Joe Rudi
Bill North
Paul Lindblad
Vida Blue
Darrell Porter
Bill Travers
Ed Rodriguez
Tom Murphy
Porter
Rick Gossage
Tay Sundberg
Jeff Burtroughs
Toby Harrah
Jim Spincer
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Jackie Brown
Rick Wise
Fienrge Brett
Nolan Ryan leads Angels into big game with media hype
Nolan Ryan graces the Newsweek cover as the Angels visit New York to face Larry Gura in a potential 11th win. Yale management expects a turnout of 25 000 or more as Ohis Express attaches to unveil Ryan highlight film for commissioner Bowie Kuhn. The AL batting average against Ryan sits at .186 with Cleveland at .283 the only team above .200.
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Nolan Ryan
Newsweek
New York
Larry Gura
Yale Kee Management
George Goodale
Angels
Ohis
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Bowie Kuhn
Ryan
Cleveland
Yankeeres Secunel and Angels Rally In Close Contest
The Yankees led by singles from Rich Coguins and Larry Buttner before Tim Foli's eighth inning slam. In the ninth, Andy Messersmith retired the Expos leadoff and guided a comeback as Munson and Nettles produced key hits and the Angels tied it on Rivers and Nettles late.
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M. Nettles
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NLRB action targets NFL clubs over union activity
The NLRB charged several NFL teams with unfair labor practices including pressure on players and surveillance of meetings with non striking players. It named the Miami franchises and others for threats and improper actions. A July 22 hearing before judge Ed Garvey was scheduled as management council responds.
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National Football League
NLRB
Sidney Danielson
NEL Management Council
Ed Garvey
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Players Association
Spokane results show mixed college track times and notes
Partially legible results record Spokane athletes with times and placements. Names and events are uncertain, but indicate a track meet with listed marks and positions.
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