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Friday, July 21, 1972

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Murtaugh taps Willie

Cedeno wins
outfield spot
SAN FRANCISCO (A) -Wil-
lie Mays of the New York Mets
was among 11 players named by
manager Danny Murtaugh Thurs-
day to complete the 28-man Na-
tional League All-Star sqtiad for
next Thtrsday's game at At
lanta. The eight starting players
selected by fans and the nine-
man pitching stall were an-
notunced eari et.
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Bob White

Murtaugh, who retired after
leading the Pittsburgh Pirates
to the 1971 World Series cham-
pionship, also said managers
Charlie Fox of the San Fran-
cisco Giants and Red Schoend-
ienst of the St. Louis Cardinals
have accepted invitations t.
serve as coaches.
Others named to round out tae
squad include catchers Manny
Sanguillen of Pittsburgh and Ted
Simmons of St. Louis. Infielde.s
are Glenn Beckert, Chicage Cus
second baseman; Nate Colbert,
San Diego Padres first-basemo.n:
Ron Santo. Chicago third bar -
man, and Chris Speier. San Fran-
cisco Giants shortstop.
Outfielders are Lou Brock of
St. Louis, Cesar Cedeno of t h e
Houston Astros, Al Oliver of the
Pillsburgh Pirates and Billy
Williams of Chicago,
Mays, who was traded by th
Giants to New York in May, i,,
senior man on the National
Order
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League All Star team, having
played in 22 games going back
to 1954. He holds the following
All-Star records: Most hits, 23;
at bats. 72: runs. 20; stoln ban-
es, 6. and putouts 53.
Winner
Winner of yesterday's Flack
the Fan contest was Fast Bob-
by Winter of East Ann. Fast
Bobby correctly identified the
record setting foursome as Hir-
uan Fong, Joe Hoerner, Mudcat
Grand, and Gene Hackman.
Sports Fans, if you like excite-
ment, enter our Flack the Fan
contest. Entry blanks on spec-
ially marked packages on KRog-
gies.
Santo has appeared in ei g h
games, Williams five, Secker"
four, Brock three, and Sanguil-
len and Colbert two.
It will mark the Alt-Star de-
huts of Cedeno, Oliver, Simmsos
and Speier.
Murtaugh also sai that train-
ers Dave Pursley of Atlanva and
Tony Bartirome of Pittsbiir:h
will handle the same task fo the
National League All-St aAs.
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