IWoneIDhliebted lipft as rictorles»y. Uni-S a I end L.C. |H, H e Mud-Leaguep Street it up in ith only en Sale gled to winningseventh, ngled in L. C. -; score innings, itli two seventh?st, theI to de*le-Mtid-Movers of the Cagle’sRESULTSBy The Associated Pro* International Ltcgv#Syracuse 10, Toronto 4 Buffalo Rochester Richmond ft, Cotumbus 1 Toledo a! Jacksonville. rain Pocfftfl Coat League Portland at Seattle, rain Oklahoma city I, Denver If called 9 innings* travel curfew Tulso 4* Son Dltfcto I Spoken# 1t Vancouver 0 Pnoenlx 7, Tacoma 5^ 12 Inningj . irxJlcnopon* 21, Hawaii 2 .Southern Ltogut Evansville 7. MobU# 3 Macon 4. Asheville 3 Coiumtws 4-2, Charlotte 2-3 Kroxs1lte I2f Monlporrvfrv 1 Texas ieoenjt Austin 9. Albuquertiuo 5 El Paso 4. Amarillo 0 Arkanss 3, Dallas-Fori YYarfh 7 Eastern Hogue Elmora I, Pawtucket 3 WHllOmjporl I. YYoterburY T, 10 Innlnos York 6, Pittsfield 4G rambling has two onall-SACGRAMBLING - Cramhl i n g College placed two track and field stars on the SAC All-Conference team picked this week, biit Southern University dominated the mythical group.Richard Stebbins and Lennox Yearwood, both Grambling runners, were picked In the 220-yard and 880-yard events, re-