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' -J':-■ - - — DAILY TRIBUNE-EXAMINER Dillon, Montana Page 6 Tuesday, July,1974 10 NFL strikers picketing Jackson tops AL All-Ltars to block exhibition game By BRUCE LOWITT games, including a rookie would have his negotiating team NEW YORK (A P)]- Outfielder Jackson’s manager, Alvin, Rojas, who gained 1,269,585' Carl Yastrzemski collected AP Sports Writer scrimmage Friday night, which “on 24-hour call to start talking.” Reggie Jackson of Oakland leads Dark, had another thought. votes. 1,204,604 as the runner-up. The National Football League the Redskins’ striking players He also said he believes “both seven returning veterans and one “Even with that amount of Campaneris collected 2,143,524 say they’ll picket. sides now are ready to sit down With Fisk—who had 1,626,874 players’ strike, having already newcomer elected today to the votes, Reggie is underrated," the votes against 841,263 for Detroit knocked off the College All-Star “The fact that the game is and discuss the issues .... I think votes—sidelined by a knee injury, American League squad for Oakland skipper said. “He should shortstop Eddie Brinkman. Game, may claim, another less scheduled at RFK Stadium (in we would be foolish if we couldn ’t runner-up Thurman Munson of ’ major league baseball’s 45th All- get all the votes and be a . Robinson, 37, of Baltimore got Washington) and that they’re sit down and settle this before the New York was expected to important but perhaps equally Star game July 23. unanimous choice.” 1,437,716 votes to make him an charging money for tickets tells regular season starts....” become the starting catcher. He significant contest before the Commissioner Bowie Kuhn Jeff Burroughs of Texas got me the^game is an exhibition While some camps had no All-Star for the i5th time— 10th totaled 1,243,^79 votes. week is out. announced that Jackson received 1,546,766 votes as the runner-upas a starter. Sal Bando of Roy Jefferson and Brig Owens game,” said Jefferson. veterans reporting and a few an unprecedented 3,497,35ft—the AL outfielder and the only leader Oakland trailed in the third base American League Manager m^t with Washington rookies at “If we can stop this game, it camps had one or two players, highest for a single player in All- who was not a 1973 All-Star balloting with 921,665 votes. Dick Williams of California will the Redskins’ Carlisle, Pa., camp might set a precedent so other the Cincinnati Bengals had a Star history—of the record starter. Allen of Chicago had 1,285,911 choose the All-Star pitchers and Monday and tried to convince fleams won’t have them until this dozen players and the Houston 6,545,712 votes cast by fans Bobby Murcer of New York got votes while Boston first baseman reserves. them not to play any exhibition*- thing is settled.” Oilers had 10 vejfs.j nationwide. 1,539,335 votes to capture the final Chances of the 16-day-old strike Tight end Bob Trumpy and “ It’s great to get more votes starting AL outfield berth for the being settled within a week are linebacker A1 Beauchamp were than Henry Aaron or Johnny night game in Pittsburgh. But slim. Ed Garvey, executiveamong the Bengals working out. Bench, to be recognized by the Oakland’s Joe Rudi was a close Reds not out o f it yetdirector of the NFL Players Quarterback Greg Cook also people," said Jackson. fourth with 1,347,545 votes. Association, John Thompson, worked out Sunday—but on ye’re a long way back,” Ander­ “It’s a nice feeling, and gives Other winners were: First By HERSCHEL NISSENSON executive director of the NFL Monday he walked out, not be­ son said. “ But I’m not giving up. run ninth inning as the Cubs me confidence to play ball bet­ base, Dick Allen, Chicago; sec­ AP Sports Writer Management Council, and James cause of the strike but apparently We’ve got nine games left against ended a four-game losing streak. ter,” he added. “I’m thankful the ond base, Rod Carew, Minnesota; In the immortal words of Yogi A bases-loaded walk to Billy Scearce, the federal mediator, because he felt he just couldn’t them. They might beat us all fans have given me a boost.” shortstop, Bert Campaneris, Berra, who should know, "You’re aren't expected to meet in make the team or help it. nine, but we’ve got a shot." Williams broke a 3-3 tie and Brooks Robinson of Baltimore, Oakland; third base, Robinson, notout of it until you’re out of it.” Washington until Friday at the Five years ago, Cook was a The Reds broke through Alan preceded Thornton’s hit. who won the balloting for the Baltimore, and catcher, Carlton In the immortal words of Sparky earliest. brilliant rookie. But shoulder Foster with two out in the second Williams eventually scored the third base spot and is a perennial Fisk, Boston. Anderson, “ I don’t really think And Bill Curry of the Houston injuries kept him out of three inning. Dave Concepcion drew a final run on a wild pitch. All-Star, observed, “With the Carew led all infielders with about it too much,” Oilers, NFLPA president, said seasons and all but one of last walk and scored on Ken Griffey’s start Jackson has had, he 2,402,968 votes to beat Kansas Wanna bet? AnSerson’s Cin­ Monday, year’s games. hit-and-run double. Joe Morgan American League scores: deserves it.” City second baseman Cookie cinnati Reds, who trailed Los “If we can’t reach an agree­ The Bengals said he slipped a slammed his 12th home run of the Oakland 6, Baltimore 4; Kansas Angeles by 10'/2 games less than a ment in six to eight weeks, note under the door of an as­ season in the eighth and the Reds City 3, Boston 2; California 4, i poooeoeoooooooaoMeeoeoeeoooooooeooeeoeooeoi week'ago, climbed to within V h of there’s something seriously sistant coach, Bill Walsh, which added a run off Mike Garman in Cleveland 2; Minnesota 4, Mil­ the front-running Dodgers in the waukee 3; Chicago 3, Detroit 2 wrong.” Curry said, adding he said: “No explanation for my National League’s West Division the ninth on singles by Con­ leaving. I just can’t do it any­ John E. Sweeney by Blanking the staggering St. cepcion and Cesar Geronimo more. Give my reasoning to Louis Cardinals 3-0 Monday night around a sacrifice. (Head Coach and General Man­ of behind Clay Kirby’s nine-hit Pirates 3, Astros 1 Says baseball ager) Paul (Brown' and my pitching. Dock Ellis scattered eight hits apologies ” In the only other NL games, the for his first victory in a month. The Cincinnati turnout sur­ Pittsburgh Pirates ended the The Pirates tagged loser Dave prised some striking veterans Roberts for two runs on five is still top game Sonotone Houston Astros’ six-game win­ And Dan Rooney, vice presi­ ning streak 3-1 and the Chicago singles in the fourth inning, in­ SPOKANE, Wash. (AP) - fool left field line, makes extra­ dent of the Steelers. suggested: Cubs scored four times in the cluding run-scoring hits by Bowie Kuhn, national commis­ base hits more common. "Cincinnati is our No 1 com­ Hearing Aid ninth inning to defeat the Atlanta Manny Sanguillen and Frank sioner of baseball, says t^e na­ “The most exciting play in petition. and since some of their Braves 7-3. Taveras. They added an tional pastime is still the No. 1 baseball is the inside-the-park veterans are showing up. maybe The surging Reds have won unearned run in the seventh on game in the country depite home run, but you don’t get many some of our guys will consider Sales & Service nine of their last 11 games while another single by Taveras, a constant threats by other spec­ of those, so the next most exciting this and decide to report ” the Dodgers have dropped three sacrifice, an infield out and an tator and participant sports. is the triple.” he said No veterans were on hand when Will be at the Andrus Hotel of four. A few more numbers like error by second baseman Tommy But his confidence was tern “The high wall (in Boston» the Chicago Bears. Philadelphia that and the runaway Dodgers Helms. pered with recommendations to keeps the ball in play and you get Eagles. Green Bay Packers and Wednesday, July 17 may start sneaking a few peeks Cubs 7, Braves 3 make the game even more in more base running. And that’s New Orleans Saints opened their back over their shoulder. Andre Thornton’s two-run teresting. whai the fans like to see.’’ camps “We’ve got 70 games left, but single highlighted Chicago's four- Kuhn, here over the weekend While major league game at­ One veteran turned up at each and Monday to speak at the In tendance has increased, “over of the following camps The New land Empire Hall of Fam* ' • pa-t five years it's been York Giants. Kansas City Chiefs. luncheon, says he’s encouraged idatively stable” in the minor Cleveland Browns St Louis WFL claims major league clubs to consider leagues as well, he said ( ardinals and Dallas Cowbovs altering their ballparks to make the game more interesting v ■1 more players “I think some of the older parks ANNOUNCING THE OPENING OF with their unusual dimensions, I I NEWPORT BEACH, Calif. Leo Cahill predicted more NFL like Boston, make for more ex­ I I (AP) — The World Football players would jump to the new citing baseball," Kuhn said I THE OFFICE OF I Lt ague has signed as many as 100 league. The Boston park, with a 302- more National Football League I I players than the 45 already an­ I Dennis W. Whitfield, M.D. I nounced, General Manager Curly Dillon Sports I I Morrison of the WFL California I Family Practice and Surgery Sun said Monday. I Morrison said the Sun had I 330 South Idaho I signed four NFL starters whose Scoreboard I I names have not been announced. I Dillon, Montana Bill Putnam, owner of the Bir­ TENNIS TOURNEY I mingham Americans, said hfs team has signed 15 NFL starters Entrants mky still sign up for the men's singles and doubles I Office Hours: Monday 9 a.m. 5 p.m. I but only five have been an­ tennis tournament at the city park, to be held Wednesday night. 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