Cardenal argues with umpire over dusting call in Mesa
Jose Cardenal of the San Francisco Giants challenges umpire Ed Vargo after being called out on a dusting by Dick Ellsworth of the Chicago Cubs in Mesa Arizona. Vargo says the ball hit the bat. Cardenal had two strikes. Cubs win 3-2 as Ralph Houk holds back from the fray.
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Boys Ranch moves to Class AA in UIL football
The 1964 Boys Ranch enters Class AA in the University Interscholastic League. Coach Paul Stuart seeks three open dates September 20 October 18 and November 1 for football games. Cal Farley notes 312 boys at the Ranch, 12 from Lubbock, with area schedules to be arranged.
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Butch Thompson’s Three-Run Homer Lifts Texas Past SMU 7-3
In a Southwest Conference baseball game, Texas defeated Southern Methodist 7-3 as Butch Thompson, a sophomore from Roswell New Mexico, belted a three-run homer with two on in the seventh inning. Texas led 4-3 at that point and held on for the win. Other noted participants included Texas A&M sprinter Ted Nelson and Rice pole vaulter Fred Hansen.
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Flood and White Spark Cardinals to 7-3 Victory
Curt Flood homered and doubled while Bill White added a double and two singles to lift the St. Louis Cardinals past the New York Mets 7-3. Flood and White drove in two runs apiece as Curt Simmons pitched six strong innings, allowing only two hits.
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Tech Track Busy Saturday At Texas Tech Cinder Oval
An army of track athletes swarm the Texas Tech cinder oval Saturday for a full slate of meets. Texas Tech varsity faces the University of Colorado in the feature event while Picador, Lub bock Christian, and Fort Worth Christian colleges meet. Lubbock public schools host an invitational on the same track as Coach Don Sparks announces lineups for varsity and freshmen squads.
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Demons Dominate Tascosa In 12-2 Victory
Dumas Demons crushed Tascosa 12-2 as Jimmy Carter pitched the full game despite the lopsided result. Dumas improves to 3-3 on the season while Tascosa allows two runs in the finale after a steady early attack.
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Exhibition Line Scores Highlight Wide-Spread Spring Results
The report compiles exhibition baseball line scores from multiple spring sites including St. Petersburg Brandeton Sarasota Lakeland Orlando and Tucson with outcomes led by pitchers Simmons Foss Pfister and Wickersham and HRs by Essegian Tartaba Ward Versalles Edwards Banks and L Thomas. Additional notes reference Bumas Dumas and Tascosa in separate games and a 24 run Tascosa victory.
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Owls Rally Behind Schoppe Shutout of St Marys
Rice University lefty Ken Schoppe pitched a six hit shutout over St Mary's University of San Antonio to lift the Owls to a 5 0 non conference win. He went the distance with three strikeouts and two walks as Rice improves to 3 1 and St Mary's to 1 1. Randy Kerbow homered in the second and Lee Raesener hit one in the sixth for Rice.
Phillies Drill Clearwater Exhibition Opening
Phillies drill in Clearwater Florida as they schedule an open date on the spring exhibition slate. Team lines up drills and evaluative scrimmage amid preseason preparations.
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Trinity Favored In Rice Tourney
Houston AP report says top American amateur players Chuck McKinley and Frank Froehling headline the Rice collegiate invitational opening Thursday Froehling is defending champion Antonio Palafox of University of Corpus Christi also competes Trinity is favored to win the team trophy.
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Senators Hope To Climb From cellar In 1962
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