U S Cup Team Heads to Spain After Mexico Triumph
The United States Davis Cup team, after clinching the American Zone title with a 4-1 win over Mexico, sails to Barcelona for the Interzone Round in mid August. Captain George MacCall confirmed Dennis Ralston will play singles and doubles, with Arthur Ashe and Frank Froehling vying for the second spot as they prep for Spain.
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Dallas, Tex
America
Mexico
Spain
George MacCall
Barcelona
Arthur Ashe
Ashe
United States
Antonio Palafox
Dennis Ralston
Rafael Osuna
Ralston
Manuel Santana
MacCall
Frank Froehling
Swift Stakes opening day winner at Saratoga
Inulta captured the Swift Stakes at Saratoga on opening day, $10.40 payoff. Westport Belle won the Kingston Purse at Rockingham Park in Salem, N H for $59.80. In Zeal took the featured race at Monmouth Park, $7. Justakiss won the Majorette Stakes at Arlington Park, $5. Miss Rin con claimed the Del Mar feature, $7.
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Associated Press
Saratoga
N.Y
Salem
N. H
Rockingham Park
Oceanport
N. J
Monmouth Park
Chicago
Justakiss
Arlington Park
del Mar
Calif
Miss Rincon
Minor league results scattered across leagues
International League Columbus 7 Syracuse 5 Rochester 5 Toledo 4 Buffalo 5 Toledo 4 in 7 innings due to rain. Jacksonville 4 Toronto 4 tied 9 innings with rain. second game postponed. Pacific Coast League Arkansas 2 Salt Lake City 0 Portland 4 Indianapolis 0 Spokane 6 Vancouver 4. Only games scheduled.
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Columbus
Syracuse
Rochester
Toledo
Buffalo
Jacksonville
Toronto
Arkansas
Salt Lake City
Portland
Indianapolis
Spokane
Vancouver
Major League Stars Pitch and Bat in Tight Runs
Jimmie Hall of the Twins hit a pinch home run in the ninth to lift Minnesota 6-5 over Baltimore and widen the Twins AL lead. Ken Johnson of the Braves held San Francisco to six hits as Milwaukee won 4 2 for his 12th win of the season.
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Associated Press
Jimmie Hall
Twins
Minnesota
Baltimore
Ken Johnson
Braves
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Perry
Bragan
Johnson
White
Jesse Gonder
Willie Mays
Giants
American League
Joe Cronin
Cal Hubbard
Tiger
White Sox
Farmington and Clovis win in New Mexico Babe Ruth tourney
Farmington outlasted Carlsbad 4-3 in 11 innings with Jack Cardon homerun leading off the 11th. Clovis defeated Albuquerque 6-1 behind Jerry Spinks two hit pitching and a two run double driving in the winning run.
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Farmington
Clovis
New Mexico
Carlsbad
Jack Cardon
Jerry Spinks
Albuquerque
Spinks
Mike McFarland
Russell Finner
Jim New
James Cain
Larry Walterscheid
Kenny Ross
Jimmy Denton
Frank Murphy
Robert Clark
Dave Lisenbe
Bruce Ainsworth
All Star Mentors Share Coach Rooting For Prodigies
Albuquerque AP Rudy Camunez Las Cruces High School football coach oversees North South All Star game with both head coaches alumni from his school Joe Singleton first Negro coach in All-Star history and Ed Boykin a former Las Cruces standout. Both risen to leadership roles in their teams and communities.
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Abe Perilman Albuquerque
Las Cruces
Rudy Camunez
Camunez
Las Cruces High School
Joe Singleton
Ed Boykin
Singleton
Las Vegas
Robertson
New Mexico Highlands University
Boykin
New Mexico State
State
Air Force
South
Joe
Mullican Leads CM Qualifiers at Cree Meadows
Alamogordo golfer Bill Mullican shot a two under par 70 to lead the rain soaked Cree Meadows Invitational Amateur Golf qualifiers. Leon Anderson also qualified at even par as the 54 hole event opens today.
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Raidoso
Bill Mullican
Alamogordo
Cree Meadows
Mullican
Leon Anderson
Archery Tourney Winners Named
The Ber rendo Bowmen Archery Club named Dennis O Keefe Dennis Hoy and Glenna Groves as Class A winners in their first annual invitational. The event drew 63 archers from two states with 28 targets in morning and afternoon.
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Dennis O'Keefe
Dennis Hoy
Glenna Groves
Berrendo Bowmen Archery Club
College
Atkinson
National Field Archery Assn
Roswell
Carl Davis
Nick Lalli
Tim Maxwell
Dennis O' Keefe
Jason Moore
Bill Duggin
Erv Krischer
Bill Groves
Bill Black
Norman Douglas
Louis Wilson
Jack Yelton
Gordon Hughes
Ed Foster
Ron Danley
James Quarrell
Larry Walker
Verne Olson
Larry Decovic
D. E. Wall
Calss
Bud Hoy
Alvin McKinney
Glenn Smith
Charlene Morrow
Beth Fisher
Shirley Lalii
Margaret Franks
Faye Groves
Dee Wright
Mary Ann Black
Juanita Walker
Carieen LaBonte
Mae Wilson
Joe Shaw
Steve Kos
Ronnie Duggin
Tommy O'Keefe
Jay Moore
Cub
Bruce LaBonte
John Ramsey
Texas League Standings and Monday Results
The Texas League Eastern Division shows Cal.-Ft. Worth leading with 61 wins and 43 losses, Tulsa 59-46, Austin 51-55, while Western Division has Albuquerque 58-46 ahead of Amarillo 43-62 and El Paso 42-62. Monday games saw Dallas-Fort Worth beat Austin 5-4 and Tulsa defeat Amarillo 6-3 in 10 innings, with Albuquerque routing El Paso 14-1. Today's slate lists El Paso at Amarillo, Dallas-Fort Worth at Tulsa, and Albuquerque at Austin.
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W.L. Pet. G.B. Cal.-Ft. Worth
Tulsa
Austin
W.L. Pet. G.B. Albuquerque
Amarillo
el Paso
Dallas-Fort Worth
Albuquerque
Bragan Claims Super Spitter Used In San Francisco Loss
Hal Bock reports Bragan alleges a hidden illegal pitch fueled San Francisco's 4-2 defeat. The claim centers on suspected cheating tied to a pitcher nicknamed the super spinner.
Baseball Scandal and Standings Highlight Week
Major League standings show Minnesota atop the American League with 66 wins. Baltimore and Cleveland tied at 59 wins as other teams chase. In a heated scene, Braves manager Bragan accuses Gaylord Perry of throwing a super spitter, while White Sox pitcher McLain complains about cold, heavy balls. Minnesota beats Baltimore 6-5 as Harmon Killebrew suffers a dislocated elbow. Ted Savage drives Cardinals to a 6-5 win over the Dodgers.
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Milwaukee
Gaylord Perry
Ken Johnson
Braves
Bobby Bragan
Detroit
Denny McLain
Dave Wickersham
Hank Aguirre
Chicago
McLain
White Sox
Bragan
Giants
Perry
Jo Jo
White
Ed Hurley
Pete Ward
Hoyt Wilhelm
Gary Peters
Minnesota
Baltimore
Jimme Hall
Twins
Harmon Killebrew
Don Dennis
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Dodgers
Cincinnati
Ted Savage
Cardinals
National League Standings and Late Night Games
The National League tables show Los Angeles 62 45 .579 leading, followed by Cincinnati 69 45 .571 and Milwaukee 57 45. San Francisco 55 48 .534, Philadelphia 54 49 .524, Pittsburgh 46 56 .451, St. Louis 52 52 .500, Chicago 50 58 .463, Houston 44 58 .431, New York 34 71 .323. Schedule lists late games: Milwaukee at San Francisco, St Louis at Los Angeles, Pittsburgh at New York, Chicago at Philadelphia, San Francisco at Cincinnati, Houston at St Louis with night starts.
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Baltimore
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Los Angeles
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Cincinnati
Milwaukee
San Fran
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St. Louis
Houston
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Artesia Players Highlight North South All Star Game
Six Artesia players join the North All Stars squad for Saturdays game in University Stadium Albuquerque at 7 30 p m. Bobby Davis has joined the Naval academy. Remaining Artesia reps Steve Barrett Ronnie Sowel Roy Van Mike Phipps and Freddie Malone travel for practice with the team.
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Artesia
KSVP
Albuquerque
Bobby Davis
U.S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
Steve Barrett
Ronnie Sowel
Roy van
Mike Phipps
Freddie Malone
University Stadium
E. B. Mitchell
Alamogordo
Ted Graham
Truth Or Consequences
Darrell Steirwalt
Ruidoso
Ed Tipps
Deming
Dave Perini
Carlsbad
Bob Bray
Jal
Tom Gonzales
Anthony Gadsden
Mike Connor
Silver City
Terry Appleton
Gerald Burton
Roswell
Ken Wagner
Bob Middleton
Tor C
Leroy McDonald
Las Cruces
Mitchell Atchley
Gary Jeffreys
Jerry Williams
Clovis
John Payne
Tularosa
Larry Romney
Pat Field
Tatum
Notable boxing results from Oslo and Las Vegas cards
Ray Patterson of New York stopped Paul Kraus of West Germany in Oslo after 5 rounds. Roberto Davila of Lima defeated Bill Nielsen of Omaha in Las Vegas by a 4th round stoppage.
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Associated Press
Oslo
Norway
Ray Patterson
New York
Paul Kraus
West Germany
Las Vegas
Nev
Roberto Davila
Lima
Peru
Bill Nielsen
Omaha
Paradise for Hunters Seen at Navajo Lake
Paradise for hunters is described at Navajo Lake on the San Juan River 36 miles east of Farmington. The lake’s growth brings deer browsing along canyon walls and potential for a deer trout camp as water recreation expands.
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Navajo Lake
Dick Gentry
San Juan River
Farmington
New Mexico
Rainbow
New Mexico State Fails To End European Slide
Genoa's stars edged the New Mexico State University basketball team 93 82 in Genoa Italy as Mel Davis scored 24 points but the Aggies suffered their sixth straight defeat on the European tour. The Italians led 54-42 at halftime.
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Genoa
Italy
New Mexico State University
Mel Davis
Aggies
State
Starsider
Claim Adjusting School Seeks Trainee Agents
Men are invited to train as insurance claim adjusters from home with paid expenses and car furnished. Train at home in spare time. Excellent job placement offered. Write Claim Adjusting School 1466 So Federal Denver Colorado 80219 for personal assistance.
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Federal
Denver
Colorado
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