Majors Are Confident Most Schoolboy Picks Will Sign
New York AP reports baseball executives expect nearly all of the 20 first round free agent picks from high school and college will sign well before the six month deadline. Clubs drafted 320 players Tuesday and may add as many again today in an unprecedented process. Some clubs may pay more than anticipated amid questions in baseball and Congress on the draft’s legality. Minnesota Twins may raise their bid to Eddie Leon.
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Rugg of Ouachita Makes All-State Team
SHREVEPORT La Special second baseman Wally Rugg of Ouachita named to the Louisiana all state baseball squad as Fair Park and Glen Oaks dominate the selections. Fair Park earns coach of the year James Farrar while Barry Raziano of East Jefferson is lauded as outstanding player.
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Little League Schedule and Scores From Northside and East Gate
Northside features Spat's Drugs over Rodrequiz 8-4 with four innings tallies. The News-Star posts a 12-2 win over Van Trow as Dickens doubles for a pace. Monroe Rotary Club edges Hershel Sullivan 4-3 in Southside play. Friendly Finance improves 11-10 against Purity Ice Cream. The Optimists beat the Fire Department 5-1 in East Gate action. Lakeshore Piggly Wigels top Mason 4-4 in a minor league tilt with late frame scoring.
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Donovans Score Relay Triumph at Roll Arena
Donovans and Vern overcame Bobby Shane and Fran Gravette to win the tag team feature at Roll Arena. Earlier results included Donovan drawing with Shane and Miss Gravette defeating Mrs Donovan Kit Fox, plus college and draft news from baseball's major league activity and rookie signings outlining early bonus figures and player movements.
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Ruston Juniors Open Season Against Homer in Frasier Field
The Ruston American Legion Junior baseball club opens its season tonight at 7:45 against Homer at Fraser Field. Sponsored by T. L. James Contractors, the team has 14 Ruston High School players including Randy Hay Cecil Barham and J B Martin who made the double A all state team.
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Falstaff Defeats Dixie Sea Foods 16-7 in Amateur League
Falstaff defended title with a 16 to 7 win over Dixie Sea Foods in a high error game. Ken Saterfield earned the victory over Gary Murphy as Falstaff plated runs in four innings. Hector Torres, who pitched Monterrey to the Little League title in 1958, now plays shortstop for the Springfield Giants in the Eastern League.
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Woodeshick Blown Save Spurs Pirates 7 6 Victory
Houston pitcher Hal Woodeshick balked with bases loaded in the 11th, sending the Pirates to a 7 6 win and widening their hold in the NL. The Astros dropped their ninth extra inning decision, while Dodgers Phillies and other NL night games shaped the pennant chase.
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Ralston Grooms For Wimbledon Tennis Conquest
In Bristol England AP reports Dennis Ralston America’s top player prepares for Wimbledon after a Davis Cup pullout. He opened at the West of England Tournament with a 6 3 6 0 win over 16 year old John Stillman, as fellow Americans Dell and FitzGibbon advanced while Edlefson fell to Omar Pabst 6 1 7 5.
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JAX Unveils Fully Aged Round Flavor Beer
In a bold claim the label touts a fully aged round flavor from a modern ageing facility in the South. The promotion urges readers to try today and experience round after round of the sought after taste.
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