Torre Named NL MVP in Final Season
Joe Torre was named National League Most Valuable Player after an 11 season career with the St. Louis Cardinals. He edged Willie Stargell 318-222 in voting points, earning 21 of 24 first place votes from BBWAA. Torre became the third Cardinal third baseman to win the award.
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Torre I think it was concentration that won MVP
Willie Stargell led with 3 votes while Hank Aaron took third. Tony Torre discussed his shift from catcher, his 1971 contract, and the impact of Busch Stadium on his power hitting. He noted improved speed from a lighter spring, 110 RBIs potential with Brock and Alou, and his focus on the pennant race.
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Aspromonte Named Indians Manager After Worst Season
Ken Aspromonte, a former Indians player and farm system manager, was named manager of the Cleveland Indians at a reported 27000 salary to reverse a 102-loss season. He vows hard training, aggressive play, and a strict spring program starting February 28 in Tucson, with a focus on morale and fundamentals.
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NHL Expands to Atlanta and Long Island for 1972 73
The NHL Board of Governors announced immediate expansion to 16 teams with Atlanta and Long Island joining for 1972 73 and two more teams planned for 1974 75. WHA founder Shayne threatens antitrust action over the Long Island bid while Nassau County and Coliseum officials express optimism and readiness to host top level hockey.
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Prep football closes with 13 game slate across area
The area closes out prep football with a 13 game Friday schedule as Tri-Valley host Warren Local welcomes Belpre Golden Eagles for a league title game both at 3-0. Other key matchups include Southern at North Gallia for third in the Southern Valley Conference with Southern 3-5 and North Gallia 5-4.
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MAC Players Of The Week Honors For Hitchens Krause Miles
Miami of Ohio halfback Bob Hitchens and middle guard Don Krause and Bowling Green halfback Paul Miles named MAC players of the week. Miles rushed for 145 yards against Texas Arlington to reach 1021 season yards. Hitchens gained 159 yards on 37 carries for a share of offensive honors. Krause had 13 solo tackles and four assists in a 7-6 win over Western Michigan.
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Kozlowski Rounds Up 140 Yards in Messenger Grid Action
In the Speaking of Sports column by Bill Prewitt Jim Kozlowski rushed for 4 yards and Danny Fields ran back a 39 yard interception for a touchdown. Kozlowski gained 140 yards and Larry Fields returned the pick for a score.
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