Florida State Seizes District 3 Title Advancing to College World Series
Florida State defends its District 3 NCAA baseball crown in Gastonia scoring big totals and featured by Woodward's eight RBI spree. Woodward, Williamsen and Besenco anchor the offense as FSU heads to the College World Series facing Western Michigan.
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Tribe
Jacksonville
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Gastonia
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Mike Augustine
PSU
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Wellimette Woodward
Billy Williamson
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Williamesen
Auburn
Wake Forest
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Allen Thames
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Michigan
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Frome
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Livwbiler
Cobb
Ty Cobb
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K. Fetzer
Feteer
Tiger
Detroit
Georgia
NIFF Demands New Conditions Amid Track Feud
The federation- backed United States Track and Field Federation presents two conditions for athletes to compete in a May meet to select a squad against Russia. Gen. Douglas MacArthur and Kennedy’s arbitrator were consulted as the dispute over AAU authority continues. The AAU rejected the federation terms and insisted athletes must be registered or certified to participate.
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United States Track and Field Federation
Amateur Athletic Union
Russia
Douglas MacArthur
Houston
MacArthur
Kennedy
Gen. MacArthur
AAU
St. Louis
USTFF
Federation
William Russell
S. Louis
Gen MacArthur
Don Hull
Hull
Boxing results from Miami and Los Angeles bouts
The Associated Press report notes Clarence Robbin gon of Ope Locka edged Jimmy Beasley of Fort Lauderdale. In Los Angeles Bengy Mc Covey defeated Prince Rudy of Compton in a 10 round bout.
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Fla
Clarence Robbingon
Jimmy Beasley
Fort Lauderdale
Los Angeles
Bengy McCovey
Prince Rudy
Compton
Calif
Trade of Year Elevates Cubs to Three-Way NL Lead
Cubs gain share of the National League lead for the first time in five years after a key off season swap bringing Larry Jackson and Lindy McDaniel to Chicago. McDaniel leads late rally with a home run and two crucial plays as Chicago beats San Francisco to forge a three way tie. Altman’s pinch hit doubles lift St Louis over Philadelphia, and Cincinnati sweeps Pittsburgh 17-6 and 10-5 with Frank Robinson's big hits.
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Chicago Ophs
Conach
Bob Kennedy
Larry Jackson
Lindy McDaniel
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Jackson
Chicago
George Altman
Don Cardwell
Louis
Cardinals
Altman
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Frank Robinson
Gordy Coleman
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Billy Williams
Barney Schulte
Willie Mays
Ed Bailey
Los Angeles
Houston
New York
Milwaukee
Atlanta
Arkansae Jeewen
Indianapolis
Jacksonville
Columbus
Buffalo
Syracuse Spyies
Rochester Ogee Pee
Richmond
Toronto
Arkansas
Syracuse
Baltimore
New York Yankees
Washington
Boston
Giants
Cincinnat
Yankees
Orioles
Jim Bouton
Mickey Mantle
Omega Union Point Fight For C Title
Omega and Union Point faced elimination in a double elimination meet after five errors by Omega led to unearned runs for Darien. Omega held on for a 3-1 victory, ousting Darien and advancing to Friday's championship decider with Union Point needing one win to clinch the title.
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Darien
Union Point
Thomasville Brunswick Moultrie Waycross results recap
Yesterday's scattered scores show Thomasville 7 Brunswick 2 and Waycross 7 4 Moultrie 3 0 in early games. Baltimore 4 New York 2 and Washington 2 Boston 1 highlight baseball results. National League standings list San Francisco and Chicago near top with eight teams in pursuit. South Atlantic League notes include Augusta leading while Macon and Lynchburg push for spots. several games postponed by rain with Knoxville at Chattanooga and Lynchburg at Charlotte on slate.
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Macon
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Asheville
AEB
Lynchburg
Charlotte
Nashville
Jane
Chattanooga
Another Yank Bites Dust Line Drive Fells Bouton
In a two game set Baltimore moved to first with a 4 2 win over the Yankees as Jim Bouton left after a line drive struck him in the face later requiring 12 stitches. Washington beat Boston 3 1 as Don Lock sprained an ankle ending his hot four game stretch.
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Fells Bouton
Jack Brandt
Washington
Gil
Tigers Return To First In Georgia Florida League Race
Thomasville moved atop the Georgia Florida League after a 7-2 win over Brunswick behind Bob Burger four hitter. Waycross swept Moultrie 7-3 and 8-0 as Brunswick dropped out of first and Moultrie fell to third. Hal Breeden homered for Waycross and Ray Ferrand hit for Moultrie.
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Waycross
Tigers
Brunswick
Bob Burger
Moultrie
Nel Serp
Braves
Colts
Hal Breeden
Ray Ferrand
GA FLA League Leaders and Batting Averages
The GA-FLA league leads list shows top players by batting average runs and RBIs with Hal Breed en Waycross at .348 and Dennis Willett Moultrie at .322. Notable names include Jim Glover Thomasville and Don Pepper Thomasville with strong hitting totals and Breeden Waycross leading in several categories.
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Hal Breeden
Waycross
Dennis Willett
Moultrie
Jim Glover
Thomasville
Don Pepper
Wayne Jinske
Willett
Larcus Spates
Brunswick
Bill Robinson
Bill Wallin
Vic Torres
Bob Walenczyk
Torres
Breeden
Charlie Murray
Waycragg
Pepper
Bruce Nichola
Glover
Thomaville
Robinson
Lightning Forces Restart Of Flint Open Lead By Lema
GRAND BLANC Mich AP Tony Lema led the $52,000 Flint Open before a lightning storm canceled the first round and wiped scores. The tournament restarted with Lema tied atop the 159-player field after a 34 33 opening, as 3 000 spectators left the Warwick Hills course.
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Mich
Tony Lema
Tony
Warwick Hills
Aosn
Lema
Jack Nicklaus
Don Essig
Bert Weaver
Waycross Beats Moultrie In Opener On Late Rally
Waycross wins 98 102 in a tight opener against Moultrie as Miller Elmstrom Jinske and Palko lead the scoring. The game features a 3 8 run by Waycross in the third and fourth quarters with key baskets from Sharp Jinske and Green.
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Elmstrom
Jinske
Palko
Warden
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Ruck
Green
Atlanta Plans Stadium Hopes for Majors Team
Atlanta announces a 4.8 million stadium planned by the Atlanta Fulton County Recreation Authority to lure a major league baseball club by next season. The project includes a 48 000 seat facility near the Capitol, financed by revenue bonds with no tax increase, with football ambitions also discussed. Construction to begin in August with 1964 readiness targeted.
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Arthur Montgomery
Atlanta Coca Cola Bottling Co Authority
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Washington- Rewson
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