Seminoles Edge Wake Forest For District Title
Florida State Seminoles defeated Wake Forest twice to capture the NCAA District 3 baseball championship in Gastonia North Carolina. They upset the Deacons after losing to Florida, advancing to the College World Series with a 17-11 regular season and a 3 2 11th inning win completing the title run.
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Atlanta 500 Stock Car Race Heads to AIR Speedway
Exhaust Fames reports Atlanta International Raceway hosts the 142 mile Atlanta 500 after two rain postponements. Qualifying Thursday sets the pole as Dave Pearson leads 1962 Pontiacs in a strong field including Foyt Goldsmith Ruttman Liquori with Gurney out. 68 cars enter with 46 on the grid for Sunday’s 2 PM green flag and a 50 to 60 thousand crowd expected.
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Baseball standings and schedule summary
National League standings show San Francisco leading with 39 wins and 15 losses. Los Angeles trails at 37 17, with Cincinnati, St. Louis, Milwaukee, Houston, Philadelphia, Chicago, New York following. Monday results include Los Angeles 6 Philadelphia 3 and other games scheduled for Tuesday through Wednesday.
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Slow Pitch Loop Forming Seeks Sponsors
The Parks and Recreation Department seeks sponsors for a new ladies slow pitch softball league. Several sponsorship spots remain as the league is formed.
Koufax Seeks 20 Wins as Dodgers Top Phils
Sandy Koufax fanned 13 as the Dodgers beat Philadelphia 6-3, pushing Los Angeles within two games of NL-leading San Francisco. Koufax aims for a 20-win season, boasting an 82 record and a history of 18-strikeout games and 269 strikeouts in a single year.
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A L rookies contest for American League honors features Belinsky and Jimenez
A. L loaded with hot shot rookies. Belinsky leads among pitchers with a 6 2 record and 2 51 ERA after a no hitter. Jimenez tops rookies in batting at .362 while Jose Tartabull and others spark KC and LA rookie groups. Contenders include Bob Rodgers Felix Torres Tom Burgess Dean Chance among Angels.
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Dean Chance
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Two Hot Batting and RBI Leaders Highlight Week
In the American League Manny Jimenez keeps the batting lead at .362 while Norm Siebern climbs to the RBI crown with 39 driven in, passing injured Kaline. In the National League Billy Williams leads at .359 as Cepeda and Mays gain, and Tommy Davis overtakes Cepeda for RBI with 55. Jim Gentile remains AL home run leader with 15.
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Russian discus thrower sets world record in Moscow
Vladimir Trusenev, a 31 year old Leningrad veteran, hurled 202 feet 2 1 2 inches to surpass Al Oerter and set a new world discus mark in a city meet in his hometown. Tass reports the achievement stunned Russians who had dominated Soviet titles with Kim Bukhantsev and Algis Baltusnikas.
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