Harvard Baseball Draft Draws Varney and Prospects
Harvard star Pete Varney, known for a college football catch, enters a two day major league draft. He joins other top hopefuls Glen Borgmann Bert Hooten Pete Broberg and Mike Pazik in the process begun today with the regular phase led by the Chicago White Sox as 1970 draft history unfolds.
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Yaz Tops Early AL All Star Balloting in 1st Counts
Yaztrzemski leads the American League with 31 645 votes in the first All Star balloting. Oliva and Robinson follow in the outfield, Powell and Brooks Robinson lead at first and third, Carew Aparicio and Freehan top other positions. About 65 000 votes cast for AL starters for the July 13 game.
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Ex star Bruce Gardner dies at USC baseball field
Former USC All American and Dodgers minor league pitcher Bruce Gardner, 32, was found dead with a pistol at Bovard Field near the pitcher's mound. Police ruled it an apparent self inflicted death pending a coroner's report. Gardner played at USC from 1958 to 1960 and later with the Dodgers until 1964. He worked as a physical education teacher at Dorsey High School.
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Pirates Rally Past Cubs as Stargell Stars Lead
Willie Stargell tied or led the league with 19 homers and 52 RBIs as the Pirates erased a 6-3 deficit to beat the Chicago Cubs 11 to 4. Dave Giusti earned his 12th save with over four scoreless innings of relief while Bob Veale and Al Oliver added key hits. Manager Danny Murtaugh, recently out of the hospital, praised Giusti's work and noted Stargell's continued hot hitting and healthy season outlook.
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Packers old guard backs Devine transition with continuity
Starr Bratkowski and Nitschke, veterans from Green Bay's glory years, say Dan Devine will keep much of the Packers system while adding his own touches. They discuss coming changes, injuries that affected last season, and optimism about a swift return to contention.
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Black Hawks' McLeod Drafted by St. Louis Blues
Montreal AP The St. Louis Blues drafted Chicago Black Hawks farmhand James McLeod to bolster goaltending and placed 39 year old Glenn Hall on reserve with the Denver WHL farm team as Hall signals retirement. The team had also acquired Pete McDuffe from the Rangers to back up Ernie Wakely.
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Linfield Advances in NAIA Baseball Tourney
Linfield College Oregon defeats Lewis College Illinois 7-2 to reach the NAIA tournament final. Linfield will face David Lipscomb College Tennessee in Tuesday night’s championship.
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Major League Standings Snapshot from Wednesday Games
Detroit visits Minnesota Cleveland plays Milwaukee Baltimore meets Chicago California travels to Washington Boston faces New York in night games with key standings implications across the league.
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