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The weak - hitting Cardinals were known {0 have , been| searching for a player to bolster” their attack.

Chub Feenex, San Francis¢o general manager, said. the, Giants were in need of a squth- | paw pitcher and felt Sadecki, 25. can help ’ |

Cepeda has been. bothered} with knee trouble hitting 247

Sadecki was a 24-game winner in 1964 when the Cardinals. won the National League pennant and World Series but hada dis- | astrous 1965 season. slipping ta. 6-15. : : Sadecki: well in the early season, compiling in five games with a oti 2.25, earned run ‘average

Cepeda’ 29, has- power for the Giants with three homers -and 13 runs batted in. league in homers. with 46, and runs batted in. with 142, while. hitting .311 in 1941. But he has tailed off each year) since. > |

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