Pirates To Play In NAIA Playoffs
East Carolina's Pirates won the North State Conference baseball title with a 13-1 league mark and a 16-3 overall record. They will compete in the NAIA area playoffs May 26-27 for a chance to reach the national finals in Sioux City, Iowa starting June 5. Pfeiffer was runner-up in the conference standings, followed by Elon, Appalachian, Lenoir Rhyne, Guilford, Catawba, Atlantic Christian, Western Carolina, and High Point.
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Abolition of the Dixie Classic Provokes Campus Debate
A columnist argues that ending the Dixie Classic would be a major change in state athletics. He likens it to a flawed calculus department, suggests gamblers may leave if sports lose prominence at the Greater University, and contrasts harsh actions with a harsher critique of the university leadership.
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Greater University
John Dillinger
Banks
Box Scores From Yesterday In Baseball Action
Pittsburgh 27 16 Milwaukee 27 1 and details include Mazeroski Nelson Groat Nelson and Bolling with Groat and Bolling homering. Haddix earned the win with 6 innings. San Francisco 27 10 St Louis 27 9 DP Sanford Hiller Cepeda LOB totals and notable hits by Alou Musial Cepeda SF Landrith.
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Dodgers Use Four-Hit Streak To Top Reds In 11 Innings
Stan Williams pitched a four hit complete game in extra innings to lift the Los Angeles Dodgers 2-1 over Milwaukee and then 2-1 at Cincinnati in 10 innings. Maury Wills sparked the late rally with a walk and single, while Bob Purkey took the loss. The Dodgers extended their road win streak to eight as San Francisco led the NL with a 3-1 win at St Louis and Pittsburgh beat Milwaukee 2-1. In the AL Detroit crushed Kansas City 10-2 as Cleveland and New York also won.
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Joe Cunningham
Willie Mays
Hobie Landrith
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Bob Buhl
Dick Groat
Groat
Harvey Haddix
Clete Boyer
Fisher
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Boyer
Jim Coates
Art Ditmar
Yogi Berra
Larry Napp
Orioles pennant hopes fade in 8 2 loss to Yankees
Orioles struggle to plate runs after six hits and six left on base as Jack Fisher ties his own winless streak in an 8 2 defeat by the Yankees in New York. Yankees win includes Clete Boyer three run homer and a fourth inning unearned run sequence.
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Eli Grba
Pete Burnside
Standings and results from the ECA baseball games
The standings show Detroit leading with a .650 record followed by Cleveland and New York in pursuit. Tuesday results include Cleveland at Los Angeles and Detroit routing Kansas City. Monday night scores feature Los Angeles over Cincinnati 2 1 in ten innings and San Francisco defeating St Louis 3 1.
Women's Southern Amateur opens with Janssen and Probasco top seeds
In Asheville North Carolina Mary Patton Janssen of Charlottesville Virginia and Mrs Scott Probasco of Chattanooga Tennessee led the first round draw as medalists with 73. The field of 115 narrows to 32 for the championship flight on the 6 000 yard Biltmore Forest course as upper bracket pairings are revealed.
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Old Hickory
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James Clay
Atlanta
Polly Riley
Fort Worth
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Edward Peeted
Chevy Chase
Biltmore Forest Country Club
Lefty Grove recalls temper while dominating baseball
Norwalk Ohio AP profile of Hall of Fame pitcher Lefty Grove who won 300 games and 141 losses. The former Philadelphia Athletics star discusses his fierce temper, 1931 31 win season, and reflections on modern pitching while recounting a Mack bench burning exchange that drew laughs.
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Fight Results From The Associated Press
Baltimore Joe Scali 145 from Wilkes-Barre Pa outpointed Ronnie Cohen 144 of New Rochelle N Y ten rounds Tampa Ike Vaughn 146 from Panama outpointed Tom Dennis 146 of Tampa ten rounds Chicago Bobby Stininato Cleveland stopped Johnny Lee Bonner Chicago six rounds Lightheavy Caracas Venezuela Sadao Yaoita 112% from Japan outpointed Ramon Arias 112% Caracas ten rounds
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ACC Cites Recruiting Violations Tie to Tobacco Defection
The article reports that North Carolina and NC State face NCAA penalties over recruiting violations and a game fixing scandal involving Carolina players Lou Brown and Doug Moe and NC State players Stan Niewierowski Anton Muehlbauer and Terry Litchfield. ACC schools react with mixed views on de-emphasis and conference impact.
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Bill McCann
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Lou Brown
Doug Moe
New York District Attorney's Office
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Stan Niewierowski
Anton
Dutch) Muehlbauer
Terry Litchfield
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University of South Carolina
Warren Giese
South Carolina
Bob Stevens
Frank Howard
Clemson
Forrest C
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