Angel center fielder Gary Pettis and catcher...

Angel center fielder Gary Pettis and catcher Bob Boone, along with Dodger pitcher Fernando Valenzuela, were voted Gold Glove winners for their fielding excellence in 1986.

The award was the fourth for Boone, who at 38 became the oldest nonpitcher to win a Gold Glove; the second for Pettis, and the first for Valenzuela.

The Gold Glove teams, as selected by major league managers and coaches in a vote tabulated by the Sporting News were:

American League--1B, Don Mattingly, New York; 2B, Frank White, Kansas City; 3B, Gary Gaetti, Minnesota; SS, Tony Fernandez, Toronto; OF, Jesse Barfield, Toronto; Kirby Puckett, Minnesota, and Pettis; C, Boone; P, Ron Guidry, New York.

National League--1B, Keith Hernandez, New York; 2B, Ryne Sandberg, Chicago; 3B, Mike Schmidt, Philadelphia; SS, Ozzie Smith, St. Louis; OF, Tony Gwynn, San Diego; Dale Murphy, Atlanta, and Willie McGee, St. Louis; C, Jody Davis, Chicago; P, Valenzuela.