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Show for McCovey Leads Voting By Combined Wire Services NEW YORK Hank Aaron of the Atlanta Braves was r ramed to his 15th assignment today in the National Leagje's bid to counter the home run punch assembled by the American League for the classic in July 22 Washington The Aaron, No. 5 on the e homer list with 533, drew 295 votes from players and coaches, one short of the top 296 collected by Willie McCovey of San Francisco at first base. Atlanta and Chicago each had two representatives named to the starting lineup as the N.L. goes after its seventh straight victory. Felix Milan of the Braves beat out Glenn Beckert of Chiat second base. cago, The Cubs have an infield entry of Don Kessingcr at shortstop and Ron Santo at third base. Rounding out the starting Nuffield are Matty Alou of Pittsburgh (232 votes) and Cleon Jones of New York (152). Johnny Bench of Cincinnati was selected as catch- Kessinger totaled 228 to 103 for Denis Menke of Houston and Santo's 196 ballots outdistance the 151 of Tony Perez of Bench, who amassed just 48 votes last year, collected 261 as starting catcher to 76 for Randy Hundley of Chicago. McCovey, Aaron, Santo and Kessinger are repeaters from all-sta- Cincinnati. mid-seaso- n 1968. Missing are Jerry Grote of New York, Tommy Helms and Pete Rose of Cincinnati and Curt Flood of St. Louis. Also overlooked were Pittsburghs Roberto Clemente and Willie Stargell the NL. batting leader. Clemente had 56 votes 48. Rose on 53 ballots and Willie Mays of San Francisco 49. and Stargell was named The top three outfielders were Aaron 295, Alou 232, and Jones 152. Next best was Rob-ettClemente of Pittsburgh, a four-t.mbatting champ, with 56, flowed by Cincinnati's Pete Rose, the 1968 batting o e King, with 53. Willie Mays of the Giants, r who holds a host of records, ranked sixth among the outfielders with only 49 votes but he undoubtedly will be picked to the team by Manager Schoendienst. It was all-sta- Willie McCovey . . . leads ballotting er. Mays, in the urlikely role of a sub for ailing Pete Rose, who was the Most Valuable Flayer in last year's 10 National League win at Houston. The starters w ere e enly divided between divisions with four from the East and four from the West. Chicago and Atlanta each had two starters and Cincinnati, San Francisco, New York and Pittsburgh one each. A total of 40 players received votes with Menke getting 103 at short and 19 at second base. Every Cincinnati starter, except the shortstop, received votes. The defending champi- - 10 Ph. for the :30 Everything .m.-- 6 to 4 Sun. p.m. Container Grown ICETCfiUAVS 4th at 7th S. W.t-3S5-4- 6S6 60 OVER 1 r. 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