Baseball Draft Opens New Era for High School and College Players
Baseball launches its free agent draft system for high school and college players with all major league teams receiving picks. Kansas City had first due to 1964 standings, Mets second. sign or wait six months to reenter the pool.
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Albuquerque Opens Gap In 10-7 Win
Home runs fueled late scoring as Albuquerque beat Amarillo 10-7 to extend its Western Division lead to two games over El Paso. Six homers were hit in the slugfest with 23 total hits while Dallas-Fort Worth and Austin won their games in extra innings.
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Associated Press
Dallas- Fort Worth
John Boccabella
Dallas-Fort Worth
el Paso
Barry Morgan
Austin
Tulsa
Albuquerque
Amarillo
Major League Leaders Summary
National League top batters include Coleman's .375 and Aaron's .338. Rose and Harper tie for runs with 41, Banks leads RBIs at 45, J Alou tops hits with 69, Mays and McCovey lead homers with 17 and 13, Wills 34 steals. Pitching: Ellis 92 wins, .818, with Jay and Farrell at .800. American League leaders feature Horton .363, Mantilla 44 RBIs, Cardenal 60 hits, Campaneris and Versalles top triples, Horton and Howard 11 HR, Pascual 7-0 with 1.000, McDowell 99 Ks.
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McDowell
Lolich
U S Golf Army Regroups After Second Round Losses
In Wales for the 1965 British Amateur Championship the U S team suffers 11 first round eliminations, leaving 22 Americans in the field for the second round at Porthcawl. Defending champion Bill Campbell falls to Richard Langridge on an extra hole after a clutch miss at 18. Langridge, 23, advances and shifts betting odds toward Britain as American hopes wane.
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Sun Devils Win 50th in College Play
In Omaha the 19th College World Series moves into round two with Arizona State facing St. Louis and Ohio State meeting Washington State. Washington State defeated Texas 12-5 with four stolen bases by Bob Fry, while Arizona State beat Lafayette 14-1 for its 50th NCAA record win led by Sal Bando's 1 2 3 day.
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Texas
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Lafayette
Whitworth Favored in Women's Western Open
Kathy Whitworth, winner of three events this season and the LPGA money leader, is the main favorite for the $9,000 Women's Western Open at Beverly Country Club. Mickey Wright is a strong contender as the two clash for top money honors. Whitworth has $9,379 winnings and a 2.22 stroke average in 31 rounds. Whitworth is from Jal, New Mexico.
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Beverly Country Club
Mickey Wright
Miss Whitworth
Young Ohio pro leads Open qualifying at Clovernook
Duff Lawrence, 27, of Scioto CC Columbus, shot 68 68 136 to lead Open qualifying at Clovernook in Cincinnati among 90 players for 18 berths. The 369 players vie at nine sites for 101 spots in the 65th National Open starting June 17 at Bellerive. Defending champion Ken Venturi and stars like Arnold Palmer are exempt. Snead Middlecoff Burkemo Ferrier challenge at Detroit for 13 spots.
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Tommy Bolt
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Texas League schedule shows tight division races
In the Western Division Dallas Fort Worth leads with a .522 mark at 24 22, Tulsa 25 23, Austin 22 24, and Albuquerque 27 22 in the race. Monday results include Dallas Fort Worth beating El Paso 4 3 in 12 innings and Austin overcoming Tulsa 6 4 in 14 innings. Today’s matchups feature Dallas Fort Worth at Amarillo and Albuquerque at Tulsa with El Paso visiting Austin.
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Horse Race Results From Tracks Across the East
Stanton DelAWARe Park featured Wind sor won the race. Oceanport New Jersey Babieca finished second and won $15.60. New York Adorable captured the feature earning $9.20 at Aqueduct. Boston Suffolk Downs saw Jimbillow win the feature for $7. Chicago Arlington Park hosted Troy Our Boy winning the feature for $15.60.
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Penn State Lacrosse Names Co-Captains Jon Henderson Chad Moore
Penn State lacrosse announces co-captains Jon Henderson from Pittsburgh and Chad Moore from Caldwell Ohio leading the team this season.
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Jon Henderson
Pittsburgh
Chad Moore
Caldwell
Ohio
Evening TV Schedule Highlights and News Blocks
Wednesday grid lists program slots from 6:00 to 4:29 with premieres including Premier Pops ABC News World News Paul Harvey and The Classic Touch. Notable blocks: 9:00 12:15 The Classic Touch and 12:20 3:00 HI-FI Holiday followed by late ABC News and Sign Off.
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Noon to Night Radio Schedule Highlighting Local News and Sports
A dense daily rundown lists KGFL programming from 12:00 to 11:55 with noon notes, weather updates, multiple news blocks, midday markets, Roswell features, memorial column, sports summaries, talk shows, and late night concerts. Local news by Charlie Wells and New Mexico updates appear alongside national ABC News spots.
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Probate sale of Alameda Heights lot in Roswell
In Chaves County New Mexico the Special Master will sell on July 30 1965 at 10:00 a.m. at the county courthouse Roswell the defendants rights to N-4 of the S-2 3 of Lot 3 Block 9 Alameda Heights. The sale follows a May 28 1965 foreclosure degree securing a lien of 8317 97 plus costs and interest. Highest cash bidder wins. sale may be postponed if deemed advisable.
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Chaves County
New Mexico
Mary Esther Triplett
Roswell
Dorothy
Chaves
Rose Allman
Rose Altman
Alameda Heights
Michael R. Waller
Giants May Lose Cepeda For Season
The San Francisco Giants may miss first baseman Orlando Cepeda for the season after a knee operation. Cepeda, who had cartilage removed from his right knee last winter, was sent back to San Francisco for further treatment after re injuring the knee in spring training. His recovery seems far behind schedule with no clear timetable for return.
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NEW York
San Francisco Giants
Orlando Cepeda
San Francisco
Cepeda
Herman Franks
Harrison McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Cancellations and Corrections Policy for Classified Ads
Notice explains that cancelling an ad requires recording the cancellation number for records. It advises notifying the Classified Department by 8:30 A.M. the next day for any ad errors. The Roswell Daily Record limits liability to one day's error and only to the cost of the affected portion.
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