Roswell Bowling Standings Petition Prompts Paper Debate
Dan MacDonald of the Roswell Bowling Association urges publication of bowling standings on the Roswell Record society page. He argues sponsors fund the paper and seeks reader support while the editor cites manpower limits and ad space priorities.
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One-Hitters Highlight East Side Little League Action
John Flores pitched a one-hitter as Shamas defeated American Legion 8 3. In another one-hitter Glover's beat Thompson's 20 1 with Clyde Williams winning and Eppie Calderone homering for the winners. Farr's nipped Cathey Jacobs 5 4 on homer blasts by Daryl Haley and Glenn Harrison. Gary Clark earned the decision.
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Thompson's
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Cathey Jacobs
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Richard Sandoval
John Bloomer
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Rudy Valdes
Vance Smith
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High Scores Highlight Babe Ruth League Play
Twenty run games led Babe Ruth action as Union Plaza defeated Dexter 20 to 9 while Standard Oil fell short in another high scoring contest.
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Union Plaza overpower Holiday Inn for decisive win
Union Plaza plated nine runs in the third inning and seven more in the sixth to rout Holiday Inn after trailing Dexter 9-2. Frank Hassett earned the win while Bill Lacy belted a grand slam and Mike Newsom allowed two hits in the victory. Only Holiday Inn hits came from Sam Martinez and Alex Rodriguez.
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Bill Lacy
Mike Newsom
Standard Oil
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Alex Rodriguez
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Andy Ramirez
Kip Reid
Hassett
Sam Snead Winds Down Then Aims For Open Glory
After a string of wins Snead plans rest at home before returning to Detroit for the Open at Oakland Hills June 15 17 He tied for 2nd in 1939 tied for 2nd in 1947 and 1949 and hopes to break through after strong sectional qualifying at Grosse Ile Club with 68 70 138 Others qualifying include Bob Goalby Don January Bill Bisdorf and Ed Furgol while defending champ Arnold Palmer and Gary Player also join the field.
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South Africa
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Police Kill Three-Foot Snake Spotted in Hobbs Tree
Hobbs police initially sought a snake in a tree after a excited woman caller requested help. Later a man caller provided clearer directions, and officers found and killed a three-foot snake of undetermined species coiled in a residential tree.
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Greenberg Emerges As White Sox Owner In 1960s Style Crisis
Hank Greenberg, famed 58 homer man, becomes Chicago White Sox chief after blocking a sale of 54 percent to a syndicate led by Bernard Fopton and Danny Thomas. He vows to lift the club from second division as Bill Veeck, ill, awaits return while Ep ton signals possible legal action if talks resume within 30 days. Greenberg, 50, built his fortune on baseball and later ownership joining Veeck and the Allyn family in 1959.
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Boxing results from Detroit San Jose and Sacramento
Detroit fighter Sonny Banks knocked out Joe Shelton in Detroit. In San Jose Lou Molina outpointed Cisco Andrade. In Sacramento Paul Armestead outpointed Joey Lopes on points.
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Sonny Banks
Joe Shelton
Cleveland
San Jose
Calif
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Cisco Andrade
Compton
Sacramento
Paul Armestead
Los Angeles
Joey Lopes
West Sacramento
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