Dumas Routed as Castleberry, South San Antonio Reach AAA Finals
Castleberry defeated Dumas 12-2 via ten run rule as Joel Robertson held Dumas to two hits. South San Antonio beat Jasper 1-0 behind Johnny Guzman two-hit win and an RBI single. Lufkin and Fort Worth East Texas hope for finals showing in Class AAAA. Vernon Stafford, Dumas pitcher, collapsed after first inning and was hospitalized.
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Dumas
Demons
Joe Ballard
Fort Worth
Lufkin
Panthers
Johnny Guzman
South San
ENMU golfers take early 12 shot lead at NAIA tourney
Steve Spray of Eastern New Mexico blistered Swope Park with six under par finishing atop the field by six strokes ahead of Bob Woodle of Willamette. Eastern nipped Appalachia by 18, Western Illinois tied for fourth at 303, Hillsdale third at 302, with team action to be cut in half after Wednesday’s round and the event ending Friday.
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Appalachia
N.C
Bob Woodle
Willamette
Wash
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Washburn
Kan
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Kinley
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Iowa
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Mich
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Western Ilinois
Teen-age Typing Course Ad Promises Better Trade Skills
Summer typing for teen-agers will enable them to make better trades in serial increase neatness and efficiency. Phone for dates hours and cost. DRAUGHON'S BUSINESS COLLEGE Hid Texas Ave PO 5-334.
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Business College
Texas Ave
Grambling Routs Lewis 6 1 in NAIA semifinal showdown
Grambling College defeated Lewis College 6 to 1 in the NAIA baseball tournament winners bracket semifinal as Frank Garnet hit two homers including the first of the 1963 event. Darrell Wilkerson drove in two runs for the winners while Bob Bachman took the loss.
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Grambling
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Lewis
California
Pete Barnes
Western
Golf Lessons To Start Thursday At Meadowbrook
The YMCA announces a new golf lesson series for beginners at Meadowbrook Golf Course. Jay McClure, Meadowbrook pro, will teach over four Thursdays in June at 6 p.m., with a total fee of 10 dollars for YMCA members and 13 dollars for non members for about six hours of instruction.
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Meadowbrook Golf Course
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Meadowbrook
Qualifying in Texas Amateur Golf Open at Dallas
AP reports qualifying starts in Dallas for the Texas Amateur Golf Tournament championship flight with 64 players to reach the playoff. The field contained 191 entries when entries closed on Monday.
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Umpires From Avalanche Journal Region Highlight AL
Fourteen American League umpires are natives of the eastern United States, as noted in an Avalanche-Journal publication. The article emphasizes the regional ties of these major league officials.
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Darlene Hard Wins English Meet Match
Darlene Hard, United States Wightman Cup star, beat Margaret Hunt of South Africa 2 6 6 2 6 4 in Manchester England despite a heavy cold to reach the third round of the English meet, a warm up event before Wimbledon.
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England
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United States
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South Africa
Long Beach
Calif
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Snell Beatty Set For Friday Mile Duel at Invitational
New Zealand world record holder Peter Snell will face American distance ace Jim Beatty in the mile at the Compton Invitational Track Meet. The Friday night race is to be televised Saturday on ABC Wide World of Sports from 4 to 5 30 pm EST.
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New Zealand
Beatty
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ABC
Texas Baseballers Set to Battle Seguin Friday
Texas coach Bibb Falk announced the Longhorns will face SMS Steel Eers of Seguin Friday in their final tuneup before NCAA play. Texas begins College World Series action Monday at 6 PM against Southern California after two prior tuneups against SMS and LaGrange Demons.
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LaGrange Demons
Cockerham Signs With Texas Track program
Red Oak sprinter Douglas Cockerham, state champion in the 100 and 220 yards, signed a letter of intent with the University of Texas. He posted times of 9.8 seconds in the 100 and 21.4 in the 220 at the state meet.
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Red Oak
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Clemency Hearing Set For Oscar O'Brien
The State Board of Pardons scheduled a clemency hearing for Oscar C. O'Brien on June 12. O'Brien, convicted of murder in Houston, faces execution on June 21 for the December 5 1961 knife killing of his brother-in-law.
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State Board of Pardons
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Houston
O'Brien
Monterey Bowl Seeks Third Spot In State Playoff
Bellaire wins 3-1 in state tourney bid after a tight game at Monterey. MacDougall pitched well early before trouble in the fifth inning seeded by two-out hits and fielding errors. Haggard and Staples produced key hits for Monterey while Yarter Sullivan and Gage led Bellaire’s offense with timely pokes and the decisive runs.
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Gary Huey
Jerry Haggard
Dick Gage
Don Barrett
Randy Thompson
Monterey
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Gage
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Haggard
Ayers
Barrett
Osinski Hurls Angels Past Chisox 1-0
Dan Osinski pitched his first major league shutout with a three hitter as the Los Angeles Angels beat the Chicago White Sox 1-0. Felix Torres opened with a single and scored on Lee Thomas’s RBI hit in the second inning.
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Dan Osinski
Los Angeles Angels
Chicago
White Sox
Angels
Felix Torres
Lee Thomas
Baltimore Orioles
New York
Osinski
Gary Peters
Kennedy Opens World Food Congress in Washington
President Kennedy cites Seneca as he opens a United Nations World Food Congress, urging action against hunger. He notes U S food for peace programs have sent 12 billion in aid and now feed 100 million people in 100 countries, as UN officials stress rising hunger amid political unrest.
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Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan
India
UN Sec
Midwestern Transmission Elects George Perrine President
George Perrine, former chairman of the Winds Commerce Commission, is elected president of Midwestern Transmission Co. a wholly owned subsidiary of Tennessee Gas Transmission Co. of Houston.
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George Perrine
the Winds Commerce Commission
Midwestern Transmission Co
Midwestern
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co
Grain futures slip as soybeans lead decline on brisk selling
Chicago AP reports grain futures generally weak in early afternoon trading on the Board of Trade. Soybeans drop two cents a bushel while rye falls up to a cent and wheat, corn, oats, and soybeans show modest moves as traders balance positions ahead of the monthly crop reports due Wednesday.
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Board of Trade
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Walker Cup Setbacks and Upsets Mark Opening Day
Blocker Scotland defeated Davies four and two while Sikes beat Gordon Cash three and two. Gray rested after a first round win as Gardner failed with 18 putts. Billy Joe Patton lost after three putting the last green, leaving Pirie to win four and one. Harris, the U.S. amateur champion, fell to Lionel Smith two and one.
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Okla
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Colleges ponder impact on U S track team in war sketched
The Big Six on the Pacific Coast dominates U S track prospects as colleges discuss pulling stars from AAU events. Payton Jordan says the meet with Russia could be canceled due to wartime constraints. Villanova declines entering the AAU meet after a string of titles, while Formosa decathlon ace Co K Yang is not eligible for the Russian meet.
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Joe Cunningham to Miss Time After Injury
Chicago White Sox first baseman Joe Cunningham will stay in Mercy Hospital about 10 days and sit out eight to 10 weeks after breaking his right collarbone in a game against the Los Angeles Angels. Doctors expect surgery likely Wednesday to repair the fracture.
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Bears Sign Rookie John Szumczyk From Trinity College
The Chicago Bears announced the signing of rookie back John Szumczyk from Trinity College Hartford for the 1963 season. He was the Bears 13th draft choice.
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Market News: Chicago Prices for Potatoes Butter and Eggs
Potato arrivals and U.S. shipments show new supplies moderate with demand good at slightly lower prices. California and Alabama round reds reported with firm trends and light old supplies. Butter wholesale prices unchanged to slightly higher. quotes for white and yellow eggs vary with grader reinforcement and regional delivery prices.
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McClelland Signs With Lamar Tech as Three Others Commit
Orange High scorer Charles McClelland, a 6-0 170 halfback, will attend Lamar Tech next fall. The school also announced tennis scholarships for twins Ronald and Donald Phippens of Beaumont and Ralph Sandell of Pyote, with Sandell a four year Class B schoolboy champion.
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