College-Affiliated U S Track Federation Faces AAU Pushback
AAU official Pinky Saber accuses the college governed federation of trying to wreck the U S team bound for Russia by favoring college sanctions that bar athletes from AAU meets including the national championships at St Louis June 21 22. ECAC order to exclude college athletes from AAU events prompts dispute over MacArthur agreement and U S Olympic preparations.
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Orioles Face Yankees in Key Three Game Series
The Baltimore Orioles, mired in a five game skid, host the New York Yankees in Memorial Stadium in a three game set that could lift Baltimore from three games back or widen the gap. Ralph Terry and Steve Barber start the opener as the club tries to halt a slump and improve attendance amid a season of cold, damp weather and dwindling hopes.
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Sunny Jim Withdrew Half Belmont Entry in Uncertain Field
The report notes Sunny Jim withdrew half of his Belmont entry while other contenders wait on developments. Mentions of horses, races, and possible nominees appear amid garbled text describing Derby prospects and trainer movements.
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Portland man fined after speeding on Highway 7
A Portland man faced penalties after a state trooper cited excessive speed on Highway 7. The court determined fines totaling $17.56, with the case occurring in McElreath, Arkansas, near the city audit.
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Finsterwald Wins Speedway Festival With 268 To Score
Don Finsterwald captured the Speedway Festival Tournament with a closing 68 for a 16 under par 268 and $10,000 prize. Four players tied for second at 270. Fred Hawkins finished one back at 271 after a late bogey. Chi Chi Rodriguez, Bob Duden, Jim Ferrier among runners-up in Indianapolis event.
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Five American golfers win advance in Walker Cup ties
Labron Harris leads Americans in the British Amateur Championship round one at St Andrews as five Walker Cup players reach the second round. Harris defeated Paul Coste 1 up after a clutch 12 foot wedge finish. Richard Davies, defending Walker Cup champion, beat Robert Gorswin 6 and 5, finishing under par for the round. Other wins include Dick Sikes over John Salvesen, Ed Upiegraff over Ken Roaden, and Downing Gray over Nick Windrow.
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Creagerstown Split in Doubleheader
Creagerstown split a doubleheader with a 2 and a 3 victory showing in the two games. The report mentions players and teams in a rough recap with unclear details and several corrupted phrases.
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Hoffman Named G M of NBA Bullets in Baltimore Move
Paul Hoffman, 38, named general manager of the Baltimore Zephyrs, an NBA team moved from Chicago. He replaces Frank Lane and will earn about 12000 dollars for one year with attendance bonuses. The Zephyrs will play in the Western Division as a swinging 10-time opponent and pursue Gene Shue negotiations.
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Yankees Mets charity game postponed due to rain
The New York Yankees versus New York Mets charity exhibition was postponed Monday because of rain and rescheduled as a night game on June 20 at Yankee Stadium.
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Maryland Harness Racing Schedule Faces 24 or 32 Nights
Laurel Raceway expected to open Monday night but the Maryland Racing Commission must decide whether harness racing runs 24 or 32 nights. The attorney general advised a potential loophole but observers doubt it will be used. If signatures collect, the bill could halt the revamp until November 1964, delaying the new schedule for Pimlico Laurel Marlboro Hagerstown Bel Air Cumberland Ocean Downs and Baltimore Raceway.
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France Advances to Davis Cup Quarterfinals
France moved into the Davis Cup quarterfinals after Jean-Claude Barclay beat Jose Edise Mandarino of Brazil 3-6 6-2 6-0 6-4 in a singles match to push the score to 3-1. Spain awaits in Barcelona after eliminating Italy. the Soviet Union Britain and Yugoslavia also advanced.
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Exhibition Baseball Scores Across Leagues
In an exhibition slate, Detroit beat St. Louis 8 to 4 while Cincinnati topped Washington 3 to 2 in 10 innings. Boston defeated Milwaukee 5 to 2. The results reflect early spring tune ups for multiple clubs.
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