Tigers Get Jim Perry In Trade
Orlando AP reports veteran pitcher Jim Perry, the AL's winningest active hurler, was traded from the Minnesota Twins to the Detroit Tigers led by Billy Martin. Twins President Calvin Griffith announced Perry would join Detroit after discussions with four clubs. Perry expressed happiness returning to his former manager.
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Tacoma
Marichal Stifles Padres In Seven Hitless Inning Exhibition
Veteran pitcher Juan Marichal attempts a comeback after a 616 season plagued by arm and back trouble. He pitches seven hitless innings for the Giants as they defeat the Padres 6 to 1 in an exhibition game. Bill Sosa allows the lone hit, a ninth inning bloop. Willie McCovey hits a two run homer in the first.
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Launderers Enter National AAU Tournament Bracket Play
Ashland Kentucky reports the Anderson Launderers open play in the National AAU tournament facing Wreckers of Tulsa and Schilitz ABA of Cincinnati. They meet Albuquerque Friday at 1 pm and Marathon Oil Saturday at 2:30, with Tampa Sunday at 1 pm to complete bracket round robins. If tied 2-1, point spread decides finals.
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Exhibition Scores Across Cities Highlight Varied Results
The early exhibition scores span multiple cities including Sarasote, Vero Beach, Philadelphia, Orlando, Tucson, and San Diego. Teams such as Atlanta, Chicago, Detroit, Philadelphia, Cleveland, San Francisco, Milwaukee, and Oakland are listed with individual players noted for top performances, wins and losses, and notable line scores. The fragmented OCR text records diverse matchups and box details, reflecting a busy exhibition schedule across venues.
Vida Blue Signs 1973 Contract With Athletics
Vida Blue and Oakland Athletics reach a three hour negotiation settle ment granting a 1973 season deal reportedly worth 53000. Blue ends holdout after strong season in 1972 and includes comments from owner Charles Finley manager Dick Williams and Blue attorney Leonard Gerst.
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Hogan in Masters Playoffs Narrow Losses Across Years
Ben Hogan featured in two Masters play offs, losing by one stroke to Byron Nelson in 1942 and by one shot to Sam Snead in 1954, illustrating standout clutch performances in early Masters history.
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