ACC Baseball Opens With League Start Opening Games
The 1964 ACC baseball season begins with two league openers: Virginia at Clemson and Maryland visiting South Carolina. Wake Forest beats Connecticut 9 3 at home in Winston Salem to extend its win streak to four. Florida State’s Marty Howell shuts out North Carolina, aided by three double plays, as UNC drops to 1 2 in three games.
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Jim Israel
Moon Shines Part Time Moon Shines Part Time
Dodgers out fielder Wally Moon laments part time status under Walter Alston. Moon argues he is a better player if played daily, noting 1961 .328 with 88 RBIs. He recalls 30 straight games in 1962 midyear with ~.350, but Frank Howard's hot streak limited chances and Moon ends with a .262 season and .291 career average.
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Eastern Division Semifinal Cincinnati at Philadelphia
Cincinnati leads best of 5 series after scoring advantage in the Eastern semifinal. No details on game results for Thursday or Friday. Western semifinal pairing is St Louis at Los Angeles with details unclear.
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Mantle Whets Hope As He Battles a Bad Left Knee
Wilmington NC AP report details Mickey Mantle sidelined by a torn cartilage left knee, missing spring games while seeking recovery. He explains lingering pain from past injuries, with doctors predicting a slow return as he aims to rejoin Yankees and contend for regular play.
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Olympic Stars Top Bruins in Exhibition Victory
Mel Counts 20 and Jeff Mullins 18 led the NCAA Olympic All Stars Red past UCLA 86 72 in an Olympic Goodrich Fund exhibition. Jack Hirsch scored 18 for UCLA as the Bruins lost for the first time this season. The game, not counted in UCLA season totals, drew 14 480 fans and preceded a second UCLA All Stars game in Evanston Indiana.
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Yale Leads NCAA Swimming Records Set At Championships
Olympic prospects loom as Jim Counsilman hails the Yale meet after record breaking swims. Roy Saari and Steve Clark spark the early action while Southern California and Indiana vie for top team honors with Yale close behind. Rick Gilbert wins the one meter dive.
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Minnesota
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Dick Mc ‘Geagh
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Reliever Woodeshick Thrived When Fatigued in NL
Houston lefty Hal Woodeshick, among the NL’s top relievers, explained his best seasons came when tired. Aided by coach Paul Richards, he learned to drop and sink the ball, improving his control and effectiveness. The lesson came after a string of wild pitches and self-induced fatigue.
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Woodeshick Associated Press
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Montreal tops Toronto 2 0 as series opens
Associated Press recap notes Montreal 2, Toronto 0 with Real leading the best-of-7 at 1-0. Chicago defeats Detroit 4-1 to take a 1-0 series lead as schedule shows Toronto at Montreal and Detroit at Chicago for upcoming games.
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Clay clenches title fight amid rematch pact pressures
The article reports on Sonny Liston and Muhammad Ali era talks with promoter interlock, detailing a rematch escrow clause tied to Patterson and Liston scenes. Davidson asserts Clay agreed to put half his purse in escrow to secure a title shot, amid hearings by a Senate subcommittee into boxing contracts and rematch arrangements.
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Swallow
Associated Press
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Washington
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Olson v Thornton Slugging Light-Heavyweights Set Tonight
In a 10 round nationally televised bout at Kezar Pavilion San Francisco Carl Olson known as Bobo and Irish Wayne Thornton of Fresno meet with a possible title shot in May to June on the line. Olson says Thornton will come straight to fight and Thornton agrees Olson fights aggressively. Observers view it as a toss up with no clear favorite.
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Bobo) Olson
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