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Al Kaline was out for much of the season with a broken arm, but when he was in there it often looked like this:

1) 2B - Dick McAuliffe

2) 3B - Don Wert

3) RF - Al Kaline

4) LF - Willie Horton

5) 1B - Norm Cash

6) C - Bill Freehan

7) CF - Jim Northup

8) SS - Ray Oyler / Tommy Matchick / Dick Tracewski

9) Pitcher

Mickey Stanley also got a lot of time in the OF, especially after Kaline's injury.

Starting rotation, for good measure:

1) Denny McLain

2) Earl Wilson

3) Mickey Lolich

4) Joe Sparma

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