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Similarly,1 Dark bypassed Kansas City's Cookie Rojas, Baltimore's Bobby Grish and the Yanks' Sandy Alomar to name Jorge Orta of Chicago as a reserve second baseman. He also overlooked kOakland's Sal Bando and Cleveland's Buddy Bell to kpick rookie Dave Chalk of California at third base ad chose Chicago's Bucky Dent over runner-u- p candidate Robin Young of Milwaukee for reserve shortstop duty. The manager of the world champion A's has plenty el "home-grown- " talen with which to work. Oakland uniforms will be on seven of the 28 players, the fourth straight year that the three-tim- e world champions have outnumbered the remaining 11 AL clubs. Meanwhile, three Philadelphia Phils, two Pittsburgh ' ' I howl PI SCAMI , el roughs. stallit12! of mind behind the wheel. Standard Retail $21 20 per axle 99 SPECIAL 91 1 (Disk brakes slightly higher) 'PriCe does not include installation 'PARTS n ..,L,...,Lf.4..... 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' SiBEWILE SAL! e, all-tim- IEAL 13 R- -6 CO Retail 616 60 Stargell singled in the run for the Pirates in the sixth inning and hit a two-ru- n homer in the eighth.. The homer tied Stargell with hall of Lamer Joe Di Maggio for 24th place on the e home run list. Tony Oliva Jerry Reuss allowed five perfect day ( 4 for 4 ) hits in eight innings and won his 10th game with the relief Tril lo's single in help of Dave Giusti. Burt the seventh gave Burris Ray Hooton suffered the loss for all the runs he needed to win the Dodgers. his eighth game against six The Chicago Cubs defeated losses. Dave Freisleben althe San Diego Padres 3 1, in lowed only two hits in six the only other National innings but was charged with League game. Montreal at his ninth defeat. He's won Atlanta was rained out. three games. In the American League, Boston's Cecil Cooper singthe Boston Red Sox nipped led home Denny Doyle with the Texas Rangers 84, the two out in the ninth inning to Minnesota Twins downed the give the Red Sox their fourth New Yo:. k Yankees the straight victory after the Detroit Tigers shaded the Rangers tied the score in the Kansas City Royals 32, and top of the ninth on Jeff the Baltimore Orioles topped Burroughs' three-ru- n homer. the California Angels Al. rookie sensation Fred including a Padres' Enzo Hernandez' Lynn went three-rutwo-ru- n homer, and raised throwing error in the second ion'ag and Manny his RBI total for the season to 65. He's batting .359. The win ended Gaylord Perry's per43011 sonal winning streak over the Red Sox. Twins ' Tony Oliva went including a homer and Glenn Borgmann doubled in two runs in the second inning as the Twins' Ray Corbin Gumout cleans your scored his fifth victory. carburetor while you Bobby Bonds hit his 20th drive. Nothing else homer and Pat Dobson lost LT'vtale'stb- -like it. his eighth decision for the Yankees. The Tigers ran their winning streak to nine games as Vern Ruh le allowed seven hits before giving way to Bob Reynolds in the ninth. The :: scored the winning Tigers simiwat,h; run in the fifth when Ron Lellore singled against loser ' Steve Busby, stole second, to third on an infield out went f I c; , r and scored on Leon Robert's 01 1 fielder's choice bouncer to ,t shortstop. LN AND AND THE SECOND BASE COMBINASHORTSTOP TION OF Dave Cash and Larry 'Iowa. all-st- ar , rdE LUZLNISKI, LEADER fan-mail- 1969. The remaining six resei ves are Tony Peiel., Cincinnati, and Bob Watson, Houston, t FIRST BASE: Bill Mad lock, out- - i Chicago, third base; and I "Guppy. 13" selections Philadelphia fielders Reggie Smith of St. Louis, Bobby Mureer of San Francisco and Gary Carter of Montreal. Oliver is Pittsburgh's other reserve player today by Manager Walt Alston as National League Star reset ves for Tuesday's game. numbers when he filled out his roster of American League The numbers were the record 7,357,811 tallots cast hy the fans for the players of their choice. As a result, Daik's Oakland A's and the New York Yankees have a monopoly on the starting lineup next Tuesday night in Milwaukee. But Dark also ignored some of those numbers. Being runner-u- p in the voting didn't automatically mean being an reserve. In some cases the second-placthird-plac- e and c,om all-st- ar NEW YORK (AP) It Pirates and one player from figured that Alvin Vark each of six other National wouldn't go strictly by the League clubs were chosen toss! ei0? or Köttert..: Ni races over? , I t -- WFT,, at 'ttlx! , ' er-- -' -- -- 'a;WSE - r - ' . ALL SEASO:1 CABINS INC, 1474 S. 700 W. 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