Solaita Delivers Winning Hit For Charleston Charlies
Syracuse report: Tony Solaita of the Charleston Charlies hit in the winning run as the International League All-Stars defeated the Montreal Expos 4 to 1. Solaita singled to cap a two run rally. In the eighth, Doug De Cinces of Rochester doubled in two more runs as the All-Stars widened the lead. Johnny Lamb finished the last inning for the All-Stars, retiring Montreal in the ninth.
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IL Directors Consider Revival of Little World Series
International League leaders met in Syracuse to discuss reviving the Little World Series after this season amid financial losses from the World Baseball Classic. They weighed interleague play and an all star game with the American Association, noting playoff differences and potential cash compensation for delayed series. Major topics included league cooperation, meeting in Miami in November, and addressing writers’ call to reform All-Star voting.
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Hamer Spark for FOP Leads Red Jones Past Charleston
Rick Hamer slugged a two run double as Red Jones rolled to a 92 Big League win over Charleston. Fred Starr and Phil Pantera each drove in three runs in a seven run seventh inning burst.
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Texas Overpowers Oklahoma In College World Series
Texas collected 10 hits including a three run triple by Rick Wortham to beat Oklahoma 10-2 in Omaha. Wortham, a freshman lefty, improved to 11-0 as Texas built a 1-0 lead, then chased Oklahoma ace Jackson Todd with a five run fifth.
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International League All Stars at Syracuse Scheduled
Monday's schedule lists a single game: International League All Stars versus the Montreal Expos in Syracuse. Sunday results include Charleston 3 Syracuse 0 Richmond 2 Toledo 1 Rochester 8 Peninsula 5 Tidewater 3 Pawtucket 1. Tuesday games set Charleston at Syracuse Peninsula at Rochester Tidewater at Pawtucket Toledo at Richmond.
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Hardman Elected V P of Writers
The International League Baseball Writers Assn met for the first time in two years and elected officers. George McClelland of the Virginian Pilot became president, A L Hardman of the Gazette was named vice president, and Jimmy Castor of the Democrat and Chronicle was secretary-treasurer. Castor succeeds Harry Simmons, who will step down after serving 132 years as secretary-treasurer.
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Kiyomura-Redondo Duo Capture Tennis Victory in England
United States girls won two doubles matches in an under-18 international tie with Britain. Kiyomura and Redondo defeated Charles and Coles 6-3 6-2, Stap and Latham beat Blachford and Burton 6-4 6-3, with singles results including Charles over Stap and Coles over Kiyomura.
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Finley May Move Seals to Indy Report
Indianapolis(AP) sportsman Charles Q Finley is believed almost ready to move his Oakland Seals NHL franchise to Indianapolis after earlier considering Phoenix and New Orleans, the Indianapolis News reported Monday.
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Winfield Great Signed by Reds
Jim Lett, a noted Winfield High School athlete and University of Kentucky alum who hit .325 as a third baseman this spring, signed with the Cincinnati Reds. He will report to the Reds instructional camp in Tampa, Florida and be sent next week to the Class A Seattle team in the Northwest League.
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Pro Grid Stars Under Surveillance For Drugs Traffic
NFL faces intensified drug scrutiny as four players linked to stimulant and cocaine dealings are investigated by narcotics agents. Proposals seek tighter control and penalties, with past cases including Thomas Rentzel and Parish, and a push for broader self regulation across major leagues.
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Patek Placed on 15-Day Disabled List by Royals
Kansas City announces shortstop Fred Patek is placed on the 15 day disabled list. Frank White, Royals Academy graduate, is recalled from Omaha to fill the roster spot.
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