Roswell Optimist All Stars Ready for Tulsa Showdown
Roswell Optimist Babe Ruth League All Stars beat Paragould in Arkansas with Clark’s homer driving the rally. Manager Roy Laub praised players and said Roswell aims to topple defending world champions Tulsa Oklahoma with Eli Gould returning and Henderson on the mound.
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Roswell All-Stars rout Paragould to face Tulsa in title tilt
Roswell National League All-Stars crushed Paragould 15 to 7 to earn a date with defending world champions Tulsa tonight at 7 p.m. CST. Ricky Laub pitched well until humidity tired him in the seventh. Gary Clark hit a 300 foot homer, and Glen Harrison doubled. KGFL will air delayed play-by-play around 8:30 p.m.
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Stacked Baseball Standings and Scheduled Games
Standings list results with team scores and postponed games. East and West leagues show Chicago at New York, Cleveland at Los Angeles, N Washington at Kansas City, N Detroit at Minnesota, N Boston at Baltimore, N St. Louis 2 San Francisco 1 Cincinnati 7, Los Angeles 2. Philadelphia at Chicago, New York at Pittsburgh, N San Francisco at St. Louis, N Los Angeles at Cincinnati, N Houston at Milwaukee. International League Rochester 4 Richmond 1 Syracuse 3 Columbus 2 Toronto 7 Atlanta 0 called end of 72-3 innings due to rain. Pacific Coast League Indianapolis 3-4 Arkansas 2-6 Oklahoma City 5 Denver 0 Seattle 6 San Diego 4.
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Duke City Team To Try Chicago In NBC Tourney
New Mexico's Tony's Janitorial Service of Albuquerque opens NBC non pro tournament in Wichita against a Chicago team. Tony's edged Mulcahy's Sport Shop 5-4 in 12 innings to win state title and advance to the national event, which runs weekends toward a LABOR DAY finish.
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Tanabe Tops Zulueta In Flyweight Showdown
In Tokyo Kiyoshi Tanabe defeated Leo Zulueta by outpoint in a ten round flyweight bout. Ike White of Philadelphia outpointed Joe DeNucci of Newton in a ten round bout in New Bedford Massachusetts.
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Frick to Serve as Baseball Commissioner Through 1965 World Series
AP reports Ford Frick will remain commissioner through the 1965 World Series after a joint major league meeting. Frick, 69, had said he would not seek another term but agreed to stay on at $75,000 yearly until his successor is chosen. Top candidates include Robert Cannon, Kenneth Keating, Richard Nixon, Byron White, and Cronin.
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Jets sign two rookies from Furman and Vanderbilt
The New York Jets signed rookie linemen Olin Hill a tackle from Furman University and Larry Wagner a defensive end and offensive tackle from Vanderbilt, expanding their line depth for the upcoming season.
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Bullets Edge Albuquerque in 14 Innings for Narrow Lead
Albuquerque lost to San Antonio 5-4 in 14 innings as Leo Posada drove home the winner in the 11th. Tulsa beat Austin 3-2, keeping 3 1/2 games back, while El Paso defeated Fort Worth 6-2 to move into fourth. Albuquerque slides to 2 1/2 games behind Tulsa.
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St Louis Tops Giants 2 1 in Dodger Stadium Night Showdown
The St Louis Cardinals beat the San Francisco Giants 2 1 as Haller and Cepeda were out at home trying to score. Cepeda and Hart threatened again in the eighth but failed to plate the tying run. Cincinnati Reds defeated Los Angeles Dodgers 7 2 behind Bob Purkey.
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Norman Oklahoma coach resigns. J D Martin named successor
Bill Carroll resigns as University of Oklahoma track coach. J D Martin, a Sooner great, is named his replacement.
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