Not Again and Again the College Talent Shuffle
High school star Mike Killimett who led Cairo to a Class AA title and hit .833 this baseball season is undecided on college plans as he prepares for a second high school All-Star game. Florida State has shown interest in Ronnie Walden amid recruitment chatter.
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Major League Draft Boosts Legion Baseball Prospects
Draft to include Legion players will expand opportunities for youths to play and attract pro scouts. Florida State highlights show high academic averages among signees Gary Pajcic and John Crowe earning scholar athlete honors. Expansion talk from pro football leagues adds to fall anticipation amid close MLB races.
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Tigers Finally Get First Win
Thomasville Tigers beat Caster Park 24 to 7 in five innings at Lowndes County ball field. Mac Johnson and Bobby Higgins shared pitching, limiting Valdosta to two hits. Williams extended a safe hit streak with a single in three at bats.
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Two Baseball Nights Highlight Tight Major League Games
Yesterday results show Los Angeles beat Baltimore 3 to 0 and Cleveland roughed Detroit 10 to 1. Minnesota routed Washington 11 to 2, while Boston swept Kansas City in a doubleheader 9 3 and 11 innings. New York upset Chicago 12 to 6, and today Detroit visits Los Angeles, New York goes to Kansas City, Cleveland at Minnesota, Chicago at Boston in scheduled games. National League standings include Los Angeles leading with 32 20, Milwaukee 26 20, Cincinnati 27 22, St. Louis 25 26, Houston 26 27, Philadelphia 23 26, Chicago 21 28, New York 20 32. Yesterday Pittsburgh beat New York 6 to 3 while New York won 8 to 0, Milwaukee shutout, Philadelphia topped Chicago 2 to 1, Houston defeated St. Louis 10 to 1 as rain postponed others. International League results list Atlanta 3 1964- Toronto 8 2, Columbus 5 22, Jacksonville 27 24, Syracuse 28 22, Toledo 2 28, Rochester 21 32, Buffalo 15 37, and Toronto at Jacksonville with Columbus at Rochester.
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Dodgers and Pirates Triumph in Split Clashes Across NL
In a doubleheader with the Braves the Dodgers won the opener 4 0 then dropped the second 6 4 Maury Wills again failed to steal Gilliam hit two homers in the nightcap and matched his season best Gilliam collected four hits and scored three times lifting his batting average to .360 Elsewhere Don Drysdale earned his 10th win and Sammy Ellis claimed his ninth for the Dodgers while Bob Veale posted back to back shutouts for the Pirates and Don Pavelitch drove in two for the Reds
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Monticello Flat Track Entries Listed For Tonight
Monticello Florida card showcases nine races with grade designations and notable horse names such as Classic Fire Rural Rumor Palm Beach Shirley and Tama Ran plus jockeys and owners under uncertainty due to OCR garble.
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Twins Remain AL Leaders as Yankees Sweep White Sox
The Yankees swept a doubleheader from the Chicago White Sox as Tom Tresh hit three homers and six hits in eight at bats, driving in five runs and scoring six. Minnesota moved 3 1/2 games ahead after a 11-2 win behind Jerry Zimmerman’s first major league homer, while Cleveland beat Detroit 10-1 and the Angels blanked Baltimore 3-0.
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Sunnyland Rolls Over Davco In Big Early Inning
Sunnyland built an eight run first inning and never looked back as they defeated Davco 16 to 8 in YMCA Industrial League softball. Key hits came from Barret Gibson Taylor Glenn McCorvey Yandle Green Barwick and Scott who homered late for Davco.
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Methodists rally to beat Dawson Street Baptist in Church League action
In Coats & Clark Field games, Methodist tops Dawson Street Baptist 16-9 after a nine hit rally that included back to back homers by Paul Bryan and Ray Willett and a third long ball by Art Williams. Ronald Reeves homered for Dawson Street.
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Lema Wins Buick Open As Nicklaus Fails On 18th
Tony Lema captured the Buick Open with an eight under par 280 to win $20,000 and a new car for five years. Jack Nicklaus, within one stroke on the 17th, blew the chance when his 18th drive went out of bounds finishing with a seven. Johnny Pott was runner up at 282 while Julius Boros claimed third at 288 with $6,800.
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Whitworth Captures Third LPGA Victory in Bluegrass Invitational
Kathy Whitworth wins the Bluegrass Invitational at Louisville with a one under par 213 over 54 holes. Clifford Ann Creed posed a brief challenge before faltering late as Whitworth secured her third LPGA win of the season.
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Elorde Retains World Junior Lightweight Title
Flash Elorde of the Philippines knocks out Teruo Kosaka of Japan in Manila to defend and retain the world junior lightweight title after a 130 to 127% bout score.
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