Roswell Rockets Hammer Sweetwater for 13-7 Victory
Roswell rockets pounded four Sweetwater pitchers for 21 hits and 13-7 win as Andy Alonso earned his 11th victory and homered. Lemmel and Greer each had four hits to pace a 21-hit attack, while Sweetwater's Charley Tuttle hit his 19th homer. The teams meet again tonight with Audie Malone likely to pitch for Roswell.
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Marcelino Solis
Ernest Cortez
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Tony Trespuesto
Kenny Hughes
Solis
Bob Lemmel
van Huppert
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Bill Dearley
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San Angelo Colts rally to defeat Big Spring 6 to 5
San Angelo tops Big Spring 6 5 in a late rally. Colts surge in the eighth inning as Ronald Dacko and Matt Dooley drive in the tying and winning runs after a costly Bronco error, with Witty Quintana homering twice and driving in three.
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San Angelo Colts
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Quintana
Glen Burns
Ken Kowilak
Ossie Alverez
Juan Vistuer
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Clarence Tinkler
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Return for Discharge Donald Wilkerson of Roswell
Donald Wilkerson of Roswell has returned to San Diego for discharge from the U S Navy after four years of service. He had been in Roswell for a 30 day leave and served aboard the USS Piedmont.
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UN Warplanes Deepen Push Into North Korea Front
United Nations warplanes pressed deep into North Korea hitting supply sites and damaging a Red fighter south of the Manchurian border. Allied jets struck bunkers shelters and positions while ground forces captured a strategic hill amid a three day battle. Navy planes again bombed Kyosen hydro electric facilities in East Central North Korea.
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Bee McWane Wins in Broadmoor Women’s Invitational
Bee McWane of Birmingham Alabama won the Broadmoor Women’s Invitational in Colorado Springs by defeating Mrs Harlan Riedel of Dallas five to three. McWane secured the championship with a dramatic eagle on the 30th hole of the 36 hole playoff after a 60 yard chip over a water hazard. Rain interrupted play as electricity from clouds sparked nearby.
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Bright Prospect Shantz Aims for Historic MLB Feats
Bobby Shantz of the Philadelphia Athletics pitched a seven-hit 6-0 shutout as the A’s split a doubleheader with the Chicago White Sox. He eyes the 31st victory, a major league 30-game season, and a place in historic AL pitching records while other games feature Raschi nearly no-hits, Garcia two-hits for Cleveland, and strong showings by McDermott, Zernial, and Asburn in a busy day of baseball results.
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Grant Dunlap Tops Texas League Batting Standings
Grant Dunlap of Shreveport leads Texas League batting with .348 after 87 hits in 250 at bats, widening his margin over Dallas pitcher Dave Hoskins who drops to 10 points back. Babe Martin of San Antonio sits at .337.
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Whitfield Prime For Iron Man Run In Olympic Trials
In Helsinki the United States trains Mal Whitfield for a potential iron man run in the Olympics. Coach Brutus Hamilton weighs using him in the 1600 meter relay if his leg heals while Whitfield already enters 400 and 800 events and may face a grueling schedule across trials and finals. Elimination rounds begin in track with draws awaited amid Olympic tensions. Meanwhile basketball eliminations start as quarrels over Chinese teams linger before the International Olympic Congress. In Clovis the city votes to issue 75000 dollars in sewer bonds for repairs and improvements.
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Sports scores and oddities from a mixed report
Texas League results show San Antonio 4 8 and Dallas 2 1 while Ft Worth 4 Houston C and Oklahoma City 8 Shreveport 4 Beaumont 6 Tulsa 1. Western League games include Colo Springs 17 14 Des Moines Pueblo 3 3 and Sioux City 2 15 Omaha 13 4 Wichita 9 7 Lincoln 10 9 Denver 5 14. A 75 pound baby born in Columbus is described with a playful note about a hippo at the zoo and a light year definition rounds out the item.
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Middlecoff dominates St Paul Open with record run
Cary Middlecoff wins top money at the St Paul Open with a record-tying 266 over four rounds at Keller. He moves from doubt to victory, adding 2400 dollars after earlier 2400 in Detroit and 4800 total. Sam Snead finishes second with 271 for 1800, while Henry Ransom and Skee Riegel tie for fourth with 1100 each.
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Roberto de Vincenzo
Buenos Aires
Dukes Streak Snapped by Pampa Club 15-11
West Texas New Mexico League action saw Albuquerque Dukes eightgame win streak end as Pampa beat them 15 11 in a rain delayed game. Clovis split with Lubbock 9 4 and 9 0 while Lamesa toppled Berger 10 8 and Amarillo crushed Abilene 18 5. The schedule shifted with teams swapping cities tonight.
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Associated Press
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