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Darrell Porter, C 1 Philadelphia ROUND ONE ROUND TWO ROUND THREE 1 Milwaukee - Darrell Porter, C 1 Philadelphia - Jim Slaton, P 1 Cleveland – Ron Theobald, 2b 2 Cleveland - Jon Matlack, P 2 Cleveland - John Milner, LF 2 Philadelphia-- Ken Reynolds P 3 Philadelphia- Ron Cey 3b 3 Atlanta - Mike Caldwell, P 3 Milwaukee - Enzo Hernandez, SS 4 Atlanta – Burt Hooton, p 4 Milwaukee - Lenny Randle, 2B 4 Atlanta - Andy Hassler, P 5 Kansas City - George Hendrick OF 5 Kansas City- Steve Stone SP 5 Kansas City - Ed Farmer, P 6 Chicago (N) - Jim Barr, P 6 Oakland - Bill Bonham, P 6 Chicago (N) - Mike Garmen, P 7 Oakland - Cecil Cooper, 1B 7 Chicago (N) - Ray Corbin, P 7 Milwaukee - Derrel Thomas, 2B 8 Boston – Doyle Alexander, P 8 Boston – Eric Soderholm, 3b 8 Boston – Pete Broberg, p 9 Cincinnati - Chris Speier SS 9 Houston - Dave Rader, C 9 Cincinnati -Charlie Williams, P 10 Houston - J. R. Richard, P 10 Cincinnati-Bill Parsons, P 10 Houston- Steve Hamilton, P 11 Detroit - Richie Zisk, of 11 Detroit - Buzz Capra, p 11 Detroit - Mike Ivie, 1b 12 Pittsburgh – Terry Forster, p 12 Pittsburgh – Frank Taveras, ss 12 Pittsburgh - Dal Maxvill, ss 13 Baltimore - Ben Oglivie, OF 13 Baltimore - Juan Beniquez, of 13 Baltimore - Don Carrithers, P 14 Los Angeles - Billy North, OF 14 Detroit - Tom House, p 14 Chicago (N) - Jerry Bell, P 15 Milwaukee - Dave Kingman, 3B 15 New York (N) – Rick Miller, cf 15 New York (N) – Mike Anderson, of 16 Chicago (A) – Chris Chambliss, 1b 16 Baltimore – Ernie McAnally, p 16 Chicago (A) - Brock Davis, of 17 Atlanta – Rennie Stennett, 2B 17 New York (N) – Jim Willoughby, p 17 Detroit - Ted Martinez, inf 18 Washington - Steve Braun, 3B 18 San Francisco - Paul Schaal, 3B 18 Milwaukee - Tom Kelley, P 19 San Francisco - Ross Grimsley, p 19 San Francisco - John Stephenson, C 19 Washington - Jim Strickland, P 20 Pittsburgh - Bruce Kison, p 20 Chicago (N) - Bobby Darwin - OF 20 New York (A) - Denny Lemaster, P ROUND FOUR ROUND FIVE ROUND SIX 1 Philadelphia - V. Colbert, P 1 St. Louis - Bill Greif P 1 Philadelphia - Rich Robertson, p 2 Cleveland - G.. Jestadt, 3B 2 Philadelphia - Marcelino Lopez P 2 Cleveland - Howie Reed, p 3 Atlanta - Ed Acosta, P 3 Milwaukee - Tony Gonzalez, LF 3 St. Louis - Bobby Mitchell, OF 4 Milwaukee - Chris Zachary, P 4 Atlanta- Zoilo Versalles SS/3b 4 Milwaukee - Bob Aspromonte, 3B 5 Kansas City Joe Lis OF 5 Kansas City - Don Mason 3b/2b 5 Kansas City - Charlie Sands, C 6 Oakland - Bobby Wine SS 6 Chicago (N) - Dwain Anderson SS 6 Oakland - Art Shamsky, RF 7 Cleveland - Chuck Hinton -C 7 Oakland - Bob Didier, C 7 Chicago (N) - Bill Laxton, P 8 Boston – Lee Richard SS 8 Boston – Ray Newman, P 8 Boston - Tom Dukes, P 9 Houston - Ron Tompkins, P 9 Cincinnati - Jim Beauchamp, 1B 9 Houston - PASS 10 Cincinnati- Ed Goodson 1B 10 Houston - PASS 10 Cincinnati - Ron Cook, P 11 Detroit - Bob Stinson, C 11 Detroit - PASS 11 Detroit - PASS 12 Washington - Bobby Pfeil, 3B 12 Pittsburgh / Ken Rudolph, c 12 Pittsburgh - Hal Haydel, P 13 Baltimore - Kurt Bevacuqa, IF 13 Baltimore - Jerry Davanon, 2B 13 Baltimore - Bob O'Brien, P 14 Los Angeles - Ted Ford, RF 14 Los Angeles - Bill Denehy, P 14 Los Angeles - Rickey Clark, P 15 New York (N) - Monty Montgomery, P 15 New York (N) – Steve Hargan, p 15 New York (N) - Gary Neibauer, P 16 Chicago (A) - Terry Humphrey, C 16 Chicago (A) – Rick Auerbach, ss 16 Chicago (A) - Billy Grabarkewitz, 2B 17 Cleveland - Dennis Paepke, C 17 Cleveland - Steve Luebber, P 17 St. Louis - Sandy Valdespino, LF 18 Washington - Tony Muser, 1B 18 Washington - Chuck Seelbach, p 18 Washington - Hal Breeden, 1B 19 San Francisco Jeff Torborg, C 19 San Francisco Mike Thompson, P 19 San Francisco - Rich Chiles, LF 20 New York (A) - Jim Nettles, OF 20 New York (A) - Larry Howard, C 20 New York (A) - Rich Hinton, P ROUND SEVEN ROUND NINE 1 Washington - Bill Fahey, C 1 Philadelphia – Jimmy Rosario, OF 2 Milwaukee - Bob Veale, P 2 Boston – Hector Torres SS 3 St. Louis - Bill Plummer C 3 Baltimore – Daryl Patterson, p 4 Chicago (N) – Jim Ray Hart, 3b 4 New York (N) - Don Eddy, P 5 Oakland - Ron Hansen, 3B 5 Chicago (A) - Lance Clemons, P 6 Boston – Mark Ballinger, P 6 San Francisco - Stan Swanson, OF 7 Cincinnati-Gary Waslewski, P 7 New York (A) - Jim Magnuson, P 8 Pittsburgh – Byron Browne, LF 9 Baltimore - Dick Hall, P ROUND TEN 10 Los Angeles – Gerry Janeski, p 1 Philadelphia – Wally Bunker, p 11 Cincinnati- Jose Ortiz, OF 2 Baltimore – Rusty Torres, OF 12 Chicago (A) - Ed Sprague , P 3 Chicago (A) - Carmen Fanzone, LF 13 St. Louis - Curt Motton OF 4 San Francisco - Danny Coombs, P 14 San Francisco - Ron Brand, inf 15 New York (A) – Bill Gilbreth, p ROUND ELEVEN 1 Philadelphia – Jim Britton, p ROUND EIGHT 2 Baltimore – Steve Huntz, INF 1 Oakland – Marty Martinez, 2b 3 Chicago (A) - Clay Dalrymple, C 2 Boston – Norm Miller, OF 3 Baltimore – Jim Price, c ROUND TWELVE 4 New York (N) - Roger Hambright, P 1 Philadelphia - Chuck Harrison, 1B 5 Chicago (A) - Coco Laboy, 2B 6 San Francisco - JIm Hannan, P ROUND THIRTEEN 7 New York (A) - Larry Brown, SS 1 Philadelphia - Don Pavletich, c ROUND FOURTEEN 1 Philadelphia - Al Closter, P.
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