Nunez Leads Eight Hitter Against Former Teammates
Roswell Rockets beat Sweetwater 10-8 as rain halted play after eight innings. Ossie Alvarez drove in three with a two run triple, while Steve Nunez earned his third win of the year by allowing eight hits over the full outing. Ollie Ortiz pitched for Sweetwater. Pedro Moreno slated to start tonight for Roswell.
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Sweetwater
Tex
Roswell
Rockets
Artesia
San Angelo
NuMexers
Steve Nunez
Ollie Ortiz
Spudders
Dixon Bell
Ossie Alvarez
Dee Wilson
Stubby Greer
Pete Pestana
Pat Stasey
Pedro Moreno
Julio Ramos
Frank Saffran
National League Standings and Tonight's Schedule
National League standings show Brooklyn leading with 30 wins and 18 losses. New York 28 20 Philadelphia 25 20 Milwaukee 24 25 Cincinnati 22 25 Pittsburgh 16 34. Tonight's games include Pittsburgh at Cincinnati and New York at Milwaukee with listed pitchers. Brooklyn hosts St Louis with Erskine opposing Poholsky. Yesterday Brooklyn won 7 5 in 12 innings. New York beat Milwaukee 4 2.
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W. L. Pet
Brooklyn
New York
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Coon
Pittsburgh
Roswell
AB Wilson
White
Seeee Greer
Bauman
Day
Alvarez
Associated Press
Pestana
Longhorn League Bell
Ra Nunez
Artesia Ee
Midland Sweetwater AB A
Carlsbad
Recio
Big Spring
Gavilan
Odessa
Cluley
San Angelo
Tuttle
Sweetwater
McCarty
Sweetwater Call- Looney
E—Bell
Traspuesto
Cleveland
RBI
Wilson
Greer
Chicago Sewer
Bell
Detroit
Ortiz
Ston
Eee
S — Recio
Washington
Bau- Balti
Bb—Ortiz
Nunez
Lem
Stone
Chicago
Trucks
Trice
Hoeft
S. Lopat
Baltimore
Boston
Chakales
Clevenger
Air Force call ends Brookshier Rocket era
Tommy Brookshier, ace pitcher with a 7 1 record for the Rocket staff, leaves today for service in the U S Air Force. He holds a reserve Air ROTC commission from the University of Colorado and will report to Sampson AFB Geneva New York on Monday. Rocket officials anticipate a replacement by week’s end.
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Tommy Brookshier
Rocket Mound
United States ‘Air Force
Brookshier
Air Rotc
University of Colorado
Sampson Afb
Geneva
New York
Arencibia Sinks Odessa as Big Spring Seizes Fifth
Aramis Arencibia pitched a complete game to earn his fifth win as Big Spring defeated Odessa 8 to 2 in a game called after eight innings due to rain. Roberto Fabian hit a solo homer. Pepper Martin drove in his team’s sixth round-tripper.
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Big Spring
Tex
Odessa
Aramis Arencibia
Jack Logan
Arencibia
Roberto Fabian
Steeds
Pepper Martin
Cayuses
Sampson
Martinez
Julio de la Torre
Bob Martin
Oilers
Tony de Primio
Bob Bauer
Earl Caldwell
Lagan
Fals
DiPrimio
Doe
Boxing Results From Last Night’s Cards
Brooklyn fighter Joey Maxin outpointed Floyd Patterson in a 10 round bout. Archie Moore stopped Bert Whitehurst in a non-title 6 round bout in Baltimore. Vern Stevenson halted Smitty Hicks in Montreal in one round. Willie Vaughn outpointed Rainey Mays in Los Angeles over 10 rounds.
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Brooklyn
Joey Maxin
Cleveland
Floyd Patterson
New York
Archie Moore
Miami
Bert Whitehurst
Baltimore
Berlin
N. H
Vern Stevenson
Montreal
Smitty Hicks
Portland
Los Angeles
Willie Vaughn
Rainey Mays
Landy Aims for Mile Record in Stockholm Race
Australia’s John Landy seeks to break the four minute mile tonight in Stockholm in the Scandavian tour second outing. He faces three rivals and hopes they will set the pace to help him surpass Roger Bannister’s world mark of 3 59.4.
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Stockholm
John Landy
Australia
Roger Bannister
Landy
Bannister
Roswell Legion Team Opens NuMexers Season in Clovis
Roswell's American Legion Junior Baseball team leaves for Clovis to face state runners up in a 7 30 p m night game at Bell Park. Coach Monroe Harrelson fields a 12 player squad with Sherman Pruit on the mound and Jack Kemp or Don Keltner catching.
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Roswell
American Legion
Clovis
Bell Park
Charles de Bremond
Monroe Harrelson
Fair Park
Artesia
Legion
Harrelson
Sherman Pruit
Jack Kemp
Don Keltner
Tom Ewick
Jerry Brown
Charlie Biggers
Jerry Kappas
al Leyba
Pat Pitney
John England
Keltner
James Williams
Ronald Kanady
Jerry Bell
Davis Salas
Marvin Smith
Preston Ragsdale
Richard Anaya
Ralph Keen
Wyndell Quarles
Tim Daniels
Junior Vargas
Bob Bacon
Post 28
Sacra Brothers win in P O N Y league action
Sacra Brothers defeated the Gulf Priders 10 to 9 in Sertoma PONY League play. Johnny Alexander led the batting attack and Rus sold the winning pitcher. Optimist Little League saw Conoco shell Bill Deane edge Bernard Crawford with four hits. Tucker Brothers beat the LULACs 11 to 6 with Monte Baxley homering and Bennie Adams adding a double and a single. Don Grose rapped a homer and double for the LULACs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacra Brothers
Gulf Priders
Sertoma
Johnny Alexander
Russell
Conoco Shell
Bill Deane
Bernard Crawford
Tucker Brothers
Lulacs
Lions Honda
Monte Baxley
Bennie Adams
Don Grose Close
Borger Gassers Move Into 5th in WTNM
The Borger Gassers rose to fifth in the West Texas New Mexico Baseball League after beating Albuquerque twice 5-2 and 7-5. The Dukes held fourth place, 6 2 games behind league leader Clovis, which defeated Amarillo 8-7. Plainview defeated Pampa 15-1, while Abilene swept a twi nger against Lubbock, winning 13-5 and 5-4.
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Associated Press
Borger Gassers
Lubbock
Abilene
Bird incident marks night game in Pony League
In Olean, Ted Lesko popped a high fly that struck a nighthawk in a Pony League game. The bird fell dead at second baseman Lou Diaz of the Hamilton, Ontario club after a fielder's choice ball was caught.
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Ocean
N. Y
Olean
Ted Lesko
Lou Diaz
Hamilton
Ont
Boner Snuffs Rally As Midland Tops Carlsbad 12 11
In Midland Texas the Carlsbad Potashers blew a late rally as an eight run ninth inning spree fell short. Len Soto earned the win for Midland with Don Wulf taking the loss. Duke Henderson homered three runs driving the Potashers in the ninth. Rudy Briner collected five RBIs for Midland.
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Midland
Tex
Carlsbad Potashers
Indians
Len Soto
Don Wulf
Duke Henderson
Rudy Briner
RBI
Carlsbad
Wulf
T. Fornall
Soto
Pickens
Briner
Special Fall Deer Areas Set by State Game and Fish Commission
The commission approved antlerless deer areas to reduce overpopulation and adjusted 1954 hunting rules to sunrise to sunset. Bear Canyon Lake bass limits are removed after legal notice, and the lake will be poisoned and restocked with trout. Several game refuges are abolished and a single licensed hunter may take one deer in certain areas during listed dates, with specific antler and sex rules. Bow seasons run November 6–21 in designated regions.
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Santa FE
State Game and Fish Commission
Bear Canyon Lake
Gila
Bear Canyon
Peloncillo
Hidalgo County
Cochiti
Sandoval County
Pueblo Blanco
Torrance
Mangos Mountain
Mayberry
Jordan Mesa
Eagle Peak
Catron County
Tesuque
Gray Ranch
Hidalgo
Animas Valley
Hidalg
Rabbit Mountain
Sandoval
Mountainair
San Andres Mountains
Orcisit
Grant-Hidalgo County
Arizona Line
Gila Forest
Manzano National Forest
Senorita Canyon
Jicarilla Apache Reservation
Colfax
Union Counties
Cochiti Canyon
Sandia Mountains
Silver City
Artesia Nu Mexers Tug Past San Angelo 10-8 On Herrons Tie breaker
Artesia edged San Angelo 10-8 after Bob Herron hit a homer in the seventh to break an 8-8 deadlock. Ed Peacock had tied the game earlier with a Colt seventh inning homer as Artesia built a 6-2 lead before the rally. Ken Foster earned the win in relief of Gil Johnson, while Audie Malone took the loss after pitching the distance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artesia
Bob Herron
Artesia Nu- Mexers
San Angelo
Roswell
Sweetwater
Ed Peacock
Paul Dobkowski
Colts
Rbi
Fineman
Ortosky
Barbee
Peacock
Temes
Morgan
Sullivan
Watts
Herron
Dobkowski
Smartt
S—Fineman
Malone
Campanella’s Return Spurs Dodgers and Brooklyn Surge
Dodgers ride Campanella's return to a 10 game win streak, moving from fourth to first in the league as they rally past the Cardinals 7-5 in 12 innings. Campanella homered and later stole home, with Pee Wee Reese delivering the decisive ninth inning hit. Giants beat Milwaukee, Red Sox sweep Detroit in twin bill as rest of league idle.
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Ben Phlegar
Campy
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Roy Campanella
Dodger
New York Giants
Giants
Pee Wee Reese
Campanella
Red Schoendienst
Stan Musial
Ray Jablonski
Roe
Jim Hughes
Bill Sarni
Hughes
Braves
Milwaukee
Whitey Lockman
Wes Westrum
Sal Maglie
Marv Grissom
Mag
Jhe
Eddie Mathews
Grissom
Boston
Red Sox
Frank Sullivan
Tom Brewer
Tigers
Brewer
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