Giants Pay 80 000 Cap Peterson Next Shortstop
Cap Peterson, a San Francisco Giants shortstop prospect, is expected to bypass the Texas League this season due to a large signing bonus of about 80 000 dollars. Peterson led the Texas League with 314 total bases and 130 RBIs last year, slugging .335 with 29 homers for El Paso Sun Kings, as Jose Pagan’s status with the Giants could delay his major league debut. Dees, El Paso’s first baseman, is also moving up.
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Texas League players draw Angels notice and praise
The article spotlights TL talents such as Dees, who hit four homers in a game against Amarillo and led the league with a .348 average, as well as rising players like Jesus Alou and several Texas Leaguers including Bill Ott, Jeoff Long, Jerry Robinson, Harvey Branch, Jose Santiago, Gordon Richardson, and Bill Bryan, highlighting potential bids and future moves with the Angels and other organizations.
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Clay Knocks Out Powell in Third Round at Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh Cassius Clay of Louisville 205 stops Charley Powell of San Diego 214 at 2 minutes 4 seconds of the third round in a scheduled 10 round lightweight bout. In San Jose Louis Molina of San Jose 136 KO’s Chihuahua Kid of Sonora 135 in the second round of a 10 rounder. In Milwaukee Billy Braggs of Milwaukee 140 defeats Wayman Dawson of Youngstown 140 in a 10 rounder. In Worcester Johnny Collins and Mike Pusateri fight canceled due to Collins eye cut from training.
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Pro Basketball Thursday Results Highlight Close Boston St Louis
Boston edged St Louis 111 to 109 in a tight finish. San Francisco defeated Detroit 138 to 114 as top scorers led the night scoring for the winners.
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New England golfers push into quarter finals in Belleair
Rhody golfer Brad Oxnard of Providence led into the quarter finals of the American Senior Golf Championship in Belleair Florida. Oxnard defeated Dr John Mercer of Westminster Massachusetts 4 and 3 in the second round and faces George Haggerty of Detroit next. Bruce Coffin of Marblehead Massachusetts also advanced to the quarters.
Haertl Named Coach at Vermont Academy
Jacob Haertl a former Dartmouth hockey star is appointed to the teaching and coaching staff at Vermont Academy. He will teach history and general science. His wife Cindy Haertl a senior at Bennington College is a Framingham Mass native.
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Vermont Lamplighters Lead Unpredictables In Bowling Standings
In the International League standings the Lamplighters top Four Five and Woodchuckers with the Unpredictables and Hi Lo s close behind. High single scores feature Mihuta and D Bleau while Gratz and Rabideau post top triples. Other clubs and players including Paulin s Gare and Westmont teams show strong individual marks as the league races toward season’s end.
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Williams College Epic Relay Team Heads to BAA Meet
Williams College epic relay squad led by captain John Osborne and teammates Karl Neuse Boots Oeichman and Jock Wright will compete in the BAA track meet in Boston Saturday night. The team previously finished second in a January triangular against Amherst and Springfield at Amherst. Williams entered the 30 team field after the NCAA ban was lifted following a settlement of NCAA-AAU disagreements.
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