Anderson Nationals edge Connersville in Area C tourney
In Noblesville the Anderson Nationals beat Connersville 3 to 1 at Forest Park as Jeff Baker limited the visitors to three hits despite nine walks. Zeke Anson tripled and scored, but his would be homer was ruled null on a helmet rule protest. Anderson advances to face Hartford City while Southport and Noblesville play later. Whitey Ford becomes Hall of Fame eligible next January.
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ABA plans to expand to 14 teams by 1974 75 after two franchises were dropped last month. Trustees approved an expansion program adding two teams in 72 73 and two more in 74 75. An expansion committee will study possible cities including Cincinnati San Diego St Louis Los Angeles Philadelphia Washington Anaheim Baltimore San Francisco St Paul Minneapolis.
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Epstein Battles Competition as Cepeda Trade Redefines A's
Oakland first baseman Mike Epstein, amid speculation he will platoon with Orlando Cepeda, shows strong early returns after the trade. Epstein went 3 for 4 with his 13th homer as the A's moved toward the All-Star break, batting .297 and embracing daily duties despite concerns about competition. Cepeda, signed for 90 thousand dollars annually, underwent knee surgery before his A's debut, while manager Dick Williams notes Epstein’s hot hitting solidifies his job.
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Cedeno Returns to Houston After Leg Injury
Astros outfielder Cesar Cedeno, NL leading hitter at .345, returns to Houston from Chicago for further examination of a leg injury. He suffered the injury sliding into third at St. Louis and has been unable to swing or run. he remained on the road trip.
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Liscio Retires From Cowboys After Nine Pro Seasons
Tony Liscio veteran offensive tackle for the Dallas Cowboys has announced his retirement in Thousand Oaks California. He cited ongoing physical problems and a taste of retirement last year during the team’s injury plagued season.
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