Edmon ds a star on mound for Old Dominion
Old Dominion sophomore right-hander Edmonds dominates opponents with three shutouts in four starts and has allowed only one earned run in a 9-3 win over Western Maryland. He also blanked Dartmouth 2-0 in the season opener. Edmonds, viewed as a top Virginia prospect, leads the Monarchs to a 7-0 start.
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Virginia Sports Calendar Contests and Results
Virginia Tech hosts North Carolina and other college teams in baseball on the calendar with matches at Randolph Macon Hampden Sydney Jacksonville Elizabethtown State Bridgewater Roanoke at Miami and Virginia Lacrosse in Baltimore plus track at Ft. Lee. Yesterday VMI beat Michigan State 6 Vietmannon? The day also shows Virginia defeating Yale 12 7 and Old Dominion 69 Washington & Lee 53 in basketball with other scores in tennis and statewide results.
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Celtics Even Series On 125 102 Win In Cincinnati
Celtics coach Red Auerbach praised his team after a 125 102 victory over the Cincinnati Royals in the Eastern Division finals tying the best of seven at 1 1. The Royals had won 135 132 in Boston the night before, prompting Auerbach to fume earlier but Friday he spoke only of good shooting and fast running as the series heads to Boston. The Western finals start Sunday with St Louis Hawks at Los Angeles Lakers. Concession operator Louis Jacobs took control of the Royals and Cincinnati Gardens hours before the game.
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Georgia AG near end of grid scandal probe
Georgia Attorney General Eugene Cook said he hoped to finish by Monday his inquiry into charges of collusion between Wallace Butts and Paul Bryant. The Sat Evening Post cited overheard talks and a lie detector test. Burnett underwent a retest showing truth.
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Three Tied For Lead In Azalea Open
In Wilmington North Carolina Jerry Barber George Knudson and Gene Littler led the Azalea Open after 36 holes with 137 seven under par one shot ahead of Doug Ford and Larry Beck. Ford posted a 64 the second round and is tied for second while Barber and Littler split six hundred dollars for the low 36 hole score.
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Mejias Leads Red Sox With Homer In Exhibition Win
Roman Mejias, hot with a 431 average after 22 hits in 51 at bats, piled up three hits including a homer and four RBIs as Boston defeated San Francisco 10 7 in Phoenix. The outfielder, promising big return, has helped the club since his Cuba relief.
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Twice As Many Football Deaths As in Boxing
New York AP report shows football fatalities in 1962 totaled 26, compared with boxing deaths at 13. The American Football Coaches Association notes 2 college, 16 high school, 2 semipro, and 6 sandlot football deaths, while Ring Magazine provides boxing figures. The report cites tragic incidents from touch football to a player collision in a Little League game.
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Ortiz Defends Lightweight Title In San Juan Showdown
Carlos Ortiz, a 3-1 favorite, defends his lightweight crown against Doug Vaillant in a 15 round world title fight at the San Juan ball park. Promoters reported $100,000 in ticket sales with about 20 000 spectators expected under tight medical precautions. Ortiz, 24, born in Puerto Rico and raised in New York, makes his second defense after stopping Teruo Kosaka in Tokyo last December.
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Exhibition Baseball Results Digest
Exhibition results from Friday and Sunday show mixed scores across leagues. Notable tallies include Milwaukee 45 Chicago 2 7, Cleveland 2 Los Angeles 1, Philadelphia 8 Cincinnati 5, St Louis 3 New York 2, and Boston 10 San Francisco 7 with various city matchups and extra innings.
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Fights at Copenhagen and Milan conclude in points decisions
In Copenhagen Billy Nielsen of Omaha Nebraska outpointed Mariano Echevarria of Spain over 10 rounds. In Milan Valerio Nunez of Argentina outpointed Mario Vecchiatto of Italy over 10 rounds.
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