Cepeda Homers Twice In Hall of Fame Exhibition
Orlando Cepeda clouted two homers to power the St Louis Cardinals to a 7-5 win over the Minnesota Twins in the 24th Baseball Hall of Fame exhibition game. The event capped ceremonies inducting Ted Williams and Casey Stengel, drawing about 10,000 spectators. Cepeda drove in runs with a third inning homer and a solo shot in the seventh, while Charley Smith added the final two Cardinals RBIs.
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Hall of Fame inductees honored at Cooper Park game
A crowded Cooper Park audience heard the two newest Hall of Fame inductees introduced by Baseball Commissioner William Eckert during the St. Louis Cardinals and Minnesota Twins exhibition. The event featured reflections from Williams and Koufax on careers, pain, and gratitude amid ongoing health challenges.
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Puerto Rican Cepeda Surges Into NL Batting Chase
New York AP reports Orlando Cepeda of St Louis has surged for the NL batting title, hitting .432 last week with 14 hits in 31 at bats and 16 runs. He moved from sixth to fourth, six points behind runner up Willie Stargell as Matty Alou leads with 2.347. Roberto Clemente and Stargell follow.
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Nationals BR Tourney opens with district play across several towns
The BR tournament unfolds with Middletown Whiteland and Whitewater Valley in action at Noblesville and Connersville as four teams vie for District 9 honors. Middletown faces Greenwood Leta town, while Connersville battles Rush and Hartford City in single elimination. Anderson tops Elwood and New Castle in District 12 play as the field narrows toward the 13-year-old area crown scheduled for Wednesday.
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