Army 1962 roster notes and local sports scores
Major League box scores show 25 of Army 1962 football roster from Pennsylvania. Pulp and Paper defeated Firestone 12 5 in Northside Little Boys league with Jerry Jordan and Bib Rag land winning. Holloway and McGuire lost. Ouachita National Bank beat Farmer Heard 6 3 in Southside league with Laws and Leonard combining for another win. Hale and Hamilton lost. David Ascroft went two for two in the victory. Chuck Essegian has appeared on four rosters this year for Spokane, Dodgers, Baltimore, and Kansas City.
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Joe Lambert
Pulp and Paper
Firestone
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Little Boys
Jerry Jordan
Bib Ragland
Robert Holloway
Herman McGuire
Tommy Cox
Holloway
Ouachita National Bank
Farmer Heard
Pete Laws
Floyd Leonard
Kent Hale
Hank Hamilton
David Ascroft
Chuck Essegian
Spokane
Los Angeles Dodgers
Baltimore
Kansas City
Baseball Leaders Show Busy Batting and Stolen Base Feats
American League leaders include Howard and Brandt batting around .360, Piersall with 73 hits, and Colavito 42 runs. Mortality in pitching shows Grant and Schwall 7 0 records, while Koufax leads strikeouts with 79. In the NL, Mays and Cepeda lead batting and RBIs, with Robinson and Mathews among top run producers and Hoffman’s strong pitching numbers.
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Power and Light blank Ban croft in protest game
Southside Park saw Louisiana Power and Light defeat Ban croft 15 to 0. Pitcher Gene Gate struck out 13 and allowed one hit to Danny Lee while teammate Terry Kinneaid also starred. Ralph Smith, Mike Riley and Gates added multiple hits. Gates and Kincaid homered. Ban croft protested the game.
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Louisiana Power and Light
Bancroft
Gene Gate
Terry Kinneaid
Gates
Danny Lee
Power and Light
Ralph Smith
Mike Riley
Kincaid
Rickey Gates
Tommy Mitchell
Larry Gates
Baseball Clinic In Jonesboro Set Saturday
Jackson Parish hosts a one day baseball clinic at Jonesboro High field featuring area coaches and major league scouts teaching youths eight to 18. Tony John leads the event with multiple scouts and coaches from Dodger and Giants organizations among others.
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George Luffey
Earl Harrist
Simsboro
Houston
Walker Prews
San Francisco Giants
Johnny Fetzer
Shreveport
Boston
Mel Didier
Milwaukee
Opelousas High
Buddy Hacken
Beaumont
Texas
Minnesota Twins
Clyde Berry
American Legion
Bill Bagwell
Dubach
George Strickland
Cleveland
New Orleans
Gerald Didier
Dixie League action features 5-0 Central Bank win
Central Bank whitewashed Southern Equipment 5-0 behind strong pitching by Cernigliaro. Ammons took the loss while Reitzell went 3 for 4 and Boyd 2 for 3. In a Shell Oil win over Sinclair 16-2 Campbell homered. Dunn and Sheffield earned the win with Holloway and Rush ing losing.
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Recreation softball results from church, city leagues
LTI defeated Church of Christ 14-9 in Junior League. Perkins and Sepulvado won the battery. Perkins went 3 for 3. Plat, Leslie, and McGee homered, each driving in a run. Portman and Redding lost for Church of Christ. North Monroe Chapel beat Southside Baptist 16-4 in Church D league. Giddens and Strickland won, Hutson and Barnes losers. Emanuel beat Temple 12-7 in Church B league. MacBeth homered. Faith Baptist edged St. Mark's 8-7 in Church D. Bloomer stole home for the winning run. Good Hope Baptist defeated Southside Methodist 23-14 in Church D. Gordon Avenue beat College Place 17-3 in Senior league behind Grady Hudson. Forsythe Esso shutout Gasco 5-0 in City League. Betz tossed a no-hitter. McLeland and May homered for Forsythe. Victory Baptist won by forfeit over College Place Baptist B. St. Pascal's beat St. Mark's 6-3 in City League. Danna and Marzula won the game. Danna homered for the winners.
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Mills
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Knicks Sign Buckner From Jackson State
Buckner a 6 9 center from Jackson State College signed with the New York Knicks of the NBA. Buckner was named to the all NAIA team the past two seasons as a senior.
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Beetz Homers as Ferriday Wins Peeled Pelican League Tilt
In Ferriday Louisiana Charles Beetz hit a solo homer in the bottom of the seventh to give Ferriday a 10 loss for Winnsboro hurler James McLehitter yesterday. The Pelican League game ended in a heart breaking late inning victory for Ferriday.
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