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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1972
Page
12
Atlanta reports Denny McLain was purchased by the Braves and Orlando Cepeda was sent to Oakland for cash and the right to buy McLain's contract. Cepeda welcomed the move from San Diego calling it a challenge. McLain joined the Braves in San Diego.
The Ohio Division of Wildlife sells wildlife conservation stamps at five dollars to support non game species research and general wildlife enhancement. The program, praised by the Wildlife Management Institute, asks buyers to contribute without granting privileges and cites potential use as a model for other states.
A golf columnist explains the sand shot requires a descending blow not a scoop. The reader is advised to position the ball like a fairway wedge and experiment to avoid placing it too far forward, noting trial to find the best spot near the right foot.
Atlanta manager Lyman Harris says Orlando Cepeda is traded to Oakland for Denny McLain. Hank Aaron will move to first base as McLain, the 1968 Cy Young winner, is expected to start for the Braves who lead the American League West. Cepeda, MVP in 1967, previously fought for playing time with Atlanta.
Panashy pitched a no hitter and collected three hits as the Kiwanis blanked Douglas 18 0 Thursday night in Princeton Little League. Keith Sizemore homered for the Kiwanis. American Black meets Princeton Bank and IGA Ched s face Clover Dew in Pony League action tonight.
San Francisco pitcher Jim Barr and catcher Chris Speier led the Giants to a 3-2 NL victory over Cincinnati. Speier delivered a two out run scoring single in the seventh to break a 2-2 tie after Fuentes reached and Barr advanced runners with a sacrifice.
Milwaukee defeated Cleveland 3-1 as Earl Stephenson earned the win with help from Frank Linzy. Three unearned runs crossed on an error by Graig Nettles, extending the Brewers winning streak to six games.
Milwaukee starting pitcher Jim Stephenson won his first major league start and tied a season best with a 0.44 ERA as Milwaukee beat Cleveland 6-4. The Brewers loaded the bases in the first on Auerbach and Lahoud, scored on Briggs misplay, and Rod Ratliff contributed a fielder’s choice.
Philadelphia Phillies pitcher Chris Short was admitted to a hospital and placed in traction after reporting lower back pain. He carries a 1-1 record with a 3.91 ERA over 19 relief appearances and will undergo further tests amid a history of back troubles. Reliever Bill Wilson was cleared to start workouts after back surgery. Joe O'Brien became the third harness driver to win more than 3 000 races last year.
Rick Barry says he will not play for the Golden State Warriors and declined comment on a court injunction ordering him to play for the NBA team. Judge Zirpoli ruled he must honor a five year 1969 contract and barred switching clubs until 1974. Barry is in Reno to play a golf tournament after two seasons with the New York Nets of the ABA.
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