Gamecocks Top ACC Race As Clemson Rolls For 7 0 1
South Carolina leads early ACC baseball standings after a 3 0 conference mark and a weekend sweep of Virginia. Clemson improves to 7 0 1 with an 11 0 win over Duke as Wake Forest visits before a Clemson return. Also notes North Carolina and Maryland results and a Kasko Mantilla trade.
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Associated Press
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Clemson
Gamecocks
Virginia
Duke
Tigers
Wake Forest
Deacons
Auburn
North Carolina
North Carolina State
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Maryland
Connecticut
Delaware
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BrunswickBrunswick SRC chief keeps post as town consultant
SRC chairman Joh B and B Funk continues as Brunswick engineering consultant earning 600 dollars yearly plus fees while holding his SRC director role paying 25 thousand. Mayor Jess Orndorff says he can keep the Brunswick post indefinitely as Funk stresses no conflict of interest and urges a Potomac River filtration plan.
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State Roads Commission
Joh B&b
Funk
Brunswick
Jess Orndorff
SRC
Washington and Lee University
Gates
Senate
Potomac River
Preston Lane
Baltimore County
Govesnor J Iolard Tawes
Orndorff
Mets Win Draw To Sign USC Pitcher Seaver
In a drawing by Commissioner William D Eckert the New York Mets won the rights to 21 year old pitcher George Seaver from USC after Richmond Braves had a $40000 bonus ruled illegal. Cleveland and Philadelphia also bid.
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Miami Beach
Fla
William D. Eckert
New York Mets
Richmond
Mets
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Eckert
George Seaver
University of Southern California
Seaver
Atlanta Braves
Braves
USC
Phillies
Indians
U S Loan to Ghana Aids Food Aid Plan
Ghana and the United States signed a loan agreement enabling $7.5 million of U S food and farm products to be sent to Accra over the next six months. Ghana will repay the loan under agreed terms.
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Accra
Ghana
United States
U.S
Marlboro Feature Is Won By Hal Heck
Hal Keck of Heller town Pennsylvania won the Governors Cup at Marlboro Park Speedway in the northeast season opener. He drove a 427 Cobra at 64.9 mph, overtaking Ed Lowther who retired with a broken axle four laps from finish. Dan Yenko finished second in a Sting Ray with Peter Claydon third in a Lotus Elan.
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Upper Marlboro
Dan Yenko
Canonsburg
Peter Claydon
New York City
Bob Tullius
Dick Thompson
Mit
Tullius
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