NL AL All Star Teams Named For July 25 Contest
New York reports the National League All Star selections headlined by Johnny Bench Cincinnati catcher as the top vote getter with 1.23 million votes. Joe Torre and Hank Aaron are among the leading NL starters with Roberto Clemente Willie Stargell also high in voting. The lineup includes Lee May Joe Morgan Don Kessinger and Donn Santo with Manny Sanguillen and Ted Simmons among catchers.
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Baseball Stat Leaders Collate By League And Pitching
American League leaders include Alien 27 Oaks with 19, Fisk 14 for Boston, and Epstein 16. National League stats show Bench 71 RBIs, Stargell 64, May 60, and Kingman 38. Pitching leaders feature Nolan 13 2 and Seaver 125 strikeouts along with Carlton 12 6 and Sutton 11 5.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule From Monday Update
Standings show Detroit leading AL and New York atop the NL with several teams tied. Tonight's games include Cincinnati at Chicago and Houston at Cleveland among multiple doubleheaders and late starts featuring pitchers Nolan Jenkins Reuss Matlack and Arlin with key divisional matchups.
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Japan Wins Best Of Seven College Series In Meiji Stadium
Japan defeated the United States 5-3 to win game six of the best of seven college baseball series at Meiji Stadium. Daisuke Yamashita of Hosei University hit a go ahead two run homer in the sixth, breaking a 3-3 tie off Ed Bane of Arizona State. Nakamura of Rikkyo University pitched eight solid hits as the U.S. offense managed only two more runs after the fourth.
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Gibson nets 10th straight win as Cardinals edge Astros
Bob Gibson struck out 13 over a complete stretch, earning his 10th consecutive win in St Louis 3 2 victory over Houston. The win kept the Cardinals 9 1 2 games behind Pittsburgh while Willie Stargell led the Pirates with four RBIs in a 6 5 win over Atlanta. Cincinnati and Detroit also won while Boston toppled California in a day of packed NL AL action.
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All Star Balloting Highlights Allen and Yastrzemski
Allen leads AL voting with 1,092,758 votes to start at first base for the July 25 game in Atlanta. Yastrzemski tops the outfield and the AL infield features Carew Aparicio and Robinson with over a million votes each.
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Slayback Emerges as Tigers Three-Game Sensation
Detroit rookie Bill Slayback, 24, earns elite praise as a rising three game winner with a 3-0-3 record and 2.04 ERA. General manager Jim Campbell and manager Billy Martin compare his poise and finesse to legends, noting his curve over 3-2 and composure on the mound.
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Walton hit his third grand slam for Syracuse Chiefs
United Press International reports Danny Walton thrived in the International League with his third grand slam of the season as the Syracuse Chiefs defeated the Peninsula Whips 8-1. Walton, 1969 Minor League Player of the Year, also hit his seventh homer. John Montague took the loss for Peninsula.
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Bays Tie For First In BBRL Standings
Bays moved into a tie for first place with New River Supply in Beckley Babe Ruth League action Monday. Bays defeated Harrys 1 and Earehart s produced two eight run innings to power a 16 1 win over Blakes Ridge.
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Allison and Petty Trailing in Winston Cup Standings
NASCAR figures show Bobby Allison and Richard Petty tied near the top in a tight Winston Cup race. Allison has five wins this season and leads the second leg in points, with Petty close behind in both legs and money earned. James Hylton sits third in both metrics.
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