MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL
NATIONAL BASEBALL LEAGUE ALL-STAR FAN VOTING UPDATE
06/24/1974
 
National Baseball League All-Star Fan Voting Update
Sunday, June 23rd , 1974
Below are the current standings for the National Baseball League All-Star Fan voting (as of Sun. Jun. 23rd , 1974) for the All-Star Game, which will be played on Tue. Jul. 9th , 1974. The top vote getter at this point is Guillaume Moret with 852,226 votes.

CATCHER
1. Ed White, Chicago Traders: 510,457
2. Terry McClellan, Pittsburgh Industrials: 463,994
3. Earl Peters, San Diego Captains: 456,559

FIRST BASE
1. Tom Adams, St. Louis Explorers: 640,245
2. Alex Robinson, Pittsburgh Industrials: 601,915
3. Francisco Chavez, New York Knickerbockers: 598,043

SECOND BASE
1. Steve Wright, New York Knickerbockers: 700,228
2. Rafael Fuentes, Chicago Traders: 650,695
3. Ken Frederick, Los Angeles Blockbusters: 519,228

THIRD BASE
1. Bob Rawlins, Brooklyn Bluebirds: 566,997
2. Bill Harper, Cleveland Bobcats: 541,109
3. Steve Wells, New York Knickerbockers: 470,951

SHORTSTOP
1. Ernie Wilkins, San Diego Captains: 549,368
2. Glen Bennett, Cincinnati Packers: 401,674
3. Chip Berry, Pittsburgh Industrials: 324,179

LEFT FIELD
1. Randy Barnes, San Diego Captains: 743,883
2. Don Keough, Pittsburgh Industrials: 678,019
3. Chris Taylor, Kansas City Bulls: 579,912

CENTER FIELD
1. Guillermo Morales, Milwaukee Dairymen: 722,535
2. Carlos Chavez, Pittsburgh Industrials: 634,074
3. Ted Schlener, Philadelphia Quakers: 603,911

RIGHT FIELD
1. Guillaume Moret, Denver Burros: 852,226
2. Bob Underwood, New York Knickerbockers: 552,470
3. Ken Durick, Kansas City Bulls: 497,687

STARTING PITCHER
1. Bobby Peters, Chicago Traders: 405,563
2. Ray Heath, San Diego Captains: 403,559
3. Andy Campbell, Milwaukee Dairymen: 360,391
4. Skip Crawford, Chicago Traders: 335,828
5. John Gannon, Denver Burros: 313,892

RELIEVER
1. Richie Kingery, Washington Eagles: 311,927
2. Jimmy Calhoun, Chicago Traders: 254,338
3. Brian Williams, New York Knickerbockers: 251,350
4. Joe Clabaugh, Cleveland Bobcats: 245,577
5. Bernie Tate, St. Louis Explorers: 221,152



Checking out his career figures, Moret has played in 1326 games with a .310 batting average. Among his 1432 hits are 263 home runs. He has also scored 1139 runs, stolen 573 bases, and driven in 660 runs.
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