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B4-Wl-iniwtoNewptp- Friday, Players take afe acid attitude on Hernandez deal 2 Phoenix al Las Vega Edmonton at Hawaii AL ALL-STAR VOTING NEW YORK (UPI) TIM following Seattle 6 14 17 11 31 Sen Diego I 4 II 4 10 (Teems get six points tor winning la raoultto tea or overHie put only low points for winning game decided by shootout A bonus pomt It awarded tor each goal scored up to a MiknuM three per game xcHMtofl ovarmiM end snootouis.) Wednesday's Results i Chicago 3, Montreal 2 (2ot) Seattle 2 Golden Bay 1 (shootout) Thursday's Games (No Garnet Scheduled) Friday's Game New York at Team America 1 Hta nut. field once Lonnie Smith returns from receiving treatment for a drug problem. J- "George is 33 and he ought to still be playing when he's 40 or 4) like a guy like Rose," Herzog said. "If he's going to do that the place he should be is first base. This should add to his career.

He ought to be a hell of a first baseman." One person who was having a little difficulty understanding the trade was Philadelphia reliever Al Holland. "I thought he was one of the cornerstones of the organization," Holland said. "In the long run I think they've hurt themselves. They're taking away a big bat and one of their best RBI producers. We'll just have to wait and see how it works out." out for the best," Suiter said.

"I think the real effect of this trade won't be known until somewhere done the line. "Keith is a great first; baseman and a great friend. I wish him all the best. But if there's a man who knows, more about evaluating players and talent then Whitey Herzog, I'd like to meet him." Herzog, for his part, said he was sorry to see leave but thought it was a move that would help the Cardinals. "He's a hell of a ballplayer," Herzog said.

"He's as good as anybody I've ever seen at doing a lot of things at first base. We had a good relationship." Herzog also believes the move to first base will benefit the 33-year-old Hendrick and give the Car-dinals even more NATIONAL LEAGUE (WmI eoMt garnet not included) Eut LM SI SUm! SM MontrMl 30 27 .521 1 Philadelphia .1 Vh Chicago 21 Jt .475 4 Pittsburgh 22 34 .393 IVi New York 22 .371 Vh West Los Angeles 40 20 .667 -Atlanta 36 23 .623 Vh San Francisco 31 30 .506 Vh Houston 31 32 .402 10 San Diego "29 32 .475 lift Cincinnati 27 36 .421 14Vi Thursday's Results San Diego 3, Cincinnati 1 Houston at San Francisco Atlanta at Los Angeles Today's Garnet New York (Seiver 44) at Montreal (Lea 3-3), 6:35 p.m. Philadelphia (Denny 4-3) at Pittsburgh (Tunnell 1-3), 6:35 p.m. Chicago (Rainey 7-4) at St. Louis (Forsch 4-5), 7:35 p.m.

Houston (Ryan 4-1)-at San Diego (Show 7-3), 9:05 p.m. Cincinnati (Soto 6-4) at Los Angeles (Welch 44), 0:35 p.m. Atlanta (Perez 6-1 at San Francisco (Hammaker 7-3), 0:35 p.m. Saturday's Games Cincinnati al Los Angeles Atlanta at San Francisco New York at Montreal, night Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, night Chicago at St. Louis, night Houston at San Diego, night AMERICAN LEAGUE East Pet.

GB Baltimore 37 25 .597 Detroit 34 2f557 2" Toronto 33 27 .550 3 New York 31 30 508 514 Boston 30 30 .500 8 Milwaukee 29 30 .492 614 Cleveland 27 34 .443 9V4 West California 34 27 .557 Texas 31 29 .517 2 Kansas City 28 28 .500 314 Oakland 31 31 .500 3ft Chicago 28 32 .467 5ft Minnesota 27 37 .422 8ft OA. I Keith Hernandez' team-, mates on the St. Louis Cardinals reacted with shock and surprise to the deal that sent him to the New York Mets for pitchers Neil Allen and Ri( Ownbey. But most ended their comments on Wednesday's deal with the same general thought a belief that St. Louis manager Whitey Herzog probably knows what he is doing.

"I never expected a star like him to be traded," said Dane Iorg. "You figure he would be a fixture here for his career. But Whitey has a pretty good track record. "Keith Hernandez is a great ballplayer and will be for years to come. Obviously they thought they were getting value for value." Bruce Sutter, who was acquired in one of Herzog's Li 11 i Donnie Hammond Lennie Clements Tom Kite iMikeReid Ron Terry Mark Hayes Bob Gilder Jim Thorpe PimcGoir) Jim Colbert David Ogrin MarkMcNulty TomWeiskopf Larry Nelson Calvin Peete Bob Eastwood Gary Marlowe, Bruce Lietzke Ralph Landrum Peter Jacobsen Forrest Fezler Peter Oosterhuls Tsuneyukl Nakajima Bob Ford Bob Boyd Jim Albus Andy Bean J.C.

Snead Bob Shearer Brad Bryant Tim Simpson Griff Moody Kevin Morris Keith Fergus Jeff Thomson Craig Stadler Roger Maltbie Bobby Nichols Miller Barber Vance Heafner Bobby Clampetl MikeNicctelte Rocky Thompson Michaei-Brannan Ed Sneed Ken Green Jeff Klein John Adams a-Jay Sigel Bill Rogers Larry Rinker Fred Couples PaulAzinger a-Brad Faxon Clarence Rose a-Scott Taylor a-Bob Lewis Jr. Leonard Thompson Joe Inman Ken Still Gary Koch Jerry Pate Clyde Rego Steve Benson Johnny Miller Howard Twltty Victor Tortorlcl LynLott Bobby Cole Jeff Hunter Corey Pavin a-Lee Rinker Fuzzy Zoeller Ernest Acosta Dave Barr Don Levin Mark Casey Carl Lohren Tony Farmer JohnCregan Gerald Minor Jacob Ferenz Denny Hepler Robert Betley Douglas Brown Rodney Kimmel Larry Tiziani a-John Sherman Lonnie Nellsen David Lundstrom William Buttner Lance Ten Broeck a-MikeSchuchart Jodie Mudd Jim Dickson Bobby Helns Danny Edwards Charles Boiling Jr. Ray Carrasco a-Sam Farlow Robert Panuslak a-r Vaughn Molse Rick Smith Pete Oakley Jon Chaffee Mike Holland Barry Fleming Dan Pohl Bob Byman Mike Peck EdKilthau a-Rob McNamara Dennis Trlxler 1 Baker Maddera Alan Rosensteel Ron Commans Steven Moreland Don Klenk George Burns a-denotes amateur Keith Hernandez last blockbuster deals two years ago, said the Cardinal players were sorry to see Hernandez leave but have faith in Herzog's judgment. "So far everything that Whitey's done has turned 1j 3 0 HO UD CD dj C3 G3 cd ca CD ca qd cd ca ra a i 51 r'sw i (5 jb ojoj by Radio Shack tr Is the updated Hart of voting tor the American League All-Star team. The game te win puyea uucago jury CATCHER 1, Ted Simmons, Milwaukee 2, Lance Partial), Detroit 3, Carlton Fisk, Chicago 4, Bob Boone, California 5, John Wathan, Kansas City Rick Cerone, New York 7, flick.

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SHORTSTOP 1, Robin Yount, Milwaukee 73 6,3 3 2, U.L.Washington, Kansas City Jr Tim Foli, California 4, Cal Ripken, California 120,096 5, Alan Trammell, Detroit 6, Roy Smalley, New York 7, Alfredo Griffin, Toronto 8, Todd Cruz, Seattle 53,023. OUTFIELD -1, Dave Winfield, New York 2, Reggie Jackson, California 3, Fred Lynn, California 4, Ben Oglivie, Milwaukee 5, Rickey Henderson, Oakland 6, Willie Wilson, Kansas City 295,932 7, Jim Rice, Boston 245,188 8, Hal McRae, Kansas City 9, Amos Otis, Kansas City 10, Gorman Thomas, Cleveland 11, Greg Luzinski, Chicago 12, Dwight Evans, Boston 13, Ken Singleton, Baltimore 14, Brian Downing, California 15, Harold Baines, Chicago 16, Tony Armas, Oakland 88,969. Major League Leaders Batting (Based on 3.1 plate appearances number of games each team has played) National League ab pet Hendrick.StL 51 190 30 65 .342 McGee.StL 43 1 73 24 58 .335 Dawson.Mtl 56 236 39 79 .335 61 226 60 74 327 Kennedy.SanD 59 222 20 71 .320 Madlock.Pitt 46 182 18 58 .319 Evans.SF 57 216 44 68 .315 L.Smith.StL 50 1 96 28 61 .311 Knight.Hou 57197 17 61 .310 Horner.Atl 56 204 41 63 309 American League ab pet. Carew.Cal 50 207 33 85 411 Boggs.Bos 58 214 40 80 .374 Brett.KC -43 160 41 59 .369. McRae.KC 56 210 38 71 .338 Griffey.NY 56 219 32 73 .333 Thornton.Clev 52 183 28 61 .333 Yount.Mil 58 230 40 74 322 Hrbek.Minn 53 207 33 65 .314 S.Henderson.Sea 59 223 22 70 .314 Simmons.Mil 55 224 24 70 313 NORTH AMERICAN SOCCER LEAGUE Eastern WLGFGABPPts.

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Golf U.S. Golf Association Named Frank Hanningan senior executive director. Tennis Results 1150,000 Women's International Al Eastbourne, England June 18 Quarterfinals Zina Garrison, U.S., def. Bettina Bunge, West Germany, 6-2, 6-3; Martina Navratilova, U.S., def. Jo Durie, Britain, 6-2, 6-1; Tracy Austin, U.S., def.

Beth Herr, U.S., 7-5, 6-1; Wendy Turnbull, Australia, def. Andrea Jaeger, U.S., 6-3, 6-4. (117,000 Men's Grand Prix At Bristol, England June 16 Second round Ricardo Acuna, Chile, def. Nduka Odizor, Nigeria, 6-3, 6-1; Marcos Hocever, Brazil, def. Mike Bauer, U.S., 7-6, 7-6; Tom Gullikson, U.S., def.

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