Gillespie Memorial Golf Tourney praised for Uganda grass greens
Golfers at the Gillespie Memorial Golf Tournament praised the Sarasota Golf Club greens grown with Uganda grass developed in Africa and used at Cairo country clubs. The event honored J Hamilton Gillespie with Doyle Nevergall as medalist and Paul Tarnow Jr. as winner.
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Bound For National League Loes On Trading Block
Baltimore pitcher Billy Loes, suspended after a temper flare and fined, faces possible move out of the AL. Officials for Baltimore and New York denied any deal involving reliever Bob Grim. Loes could be waived to the NL as the Orioles seek a power bat, while NY and Baltimore determine the next steps by week’s end.
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Buck White Leads Florida Qualifiers for U S Open
Three Floridians qualified for the National Open Golf Tournament in Tulsa June 12 to 14. Buck White of Hollywood shot 73 68 to 141, setting a 18 hole record at Tequesta Country Club. George Bernardin of Miami Springs and Paul McGuire of Crystal River also posted 141 totals.
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Venice High honors Wimbish Pittman with top sports awards
Venice Wimbish received the Ernest Kappelmann Memorial Trophy as the year’s most valuable athlete and football player with a four year University of Richmond scholarship. Joseph Pittman won the Washburne Plaque as the outstanding student athlete. Other awards included Little League top player Charles Reiter and multiple junior high and girls sports honors.
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How They Dip Tuesday’s Games in Major League Schedule
Tuesday features Philadelphia at Chicago Pittsburgh at St Louis Cincinnati at Los Angeles Milwaukee at San Francisco. Monday results show Cincinnati 8 Pittsburgh 2 with one game played. Wednesday schedules include Milwaukee at San Francisco Kansas City at Washington Detroit at Baltimore and Boston at New York.
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Young Amateurs Shine in U S Open Qualifying Spotlight
Four amateurs and one young pro topped U S Open qualifying as Tulsa hosts the June 12 start. Notables Jack Nicklaus Deane Beman Gene Francis and Jim Blair highlight the field with Bobby Goetz posting the low Tulsa score. Several past champions and top pros failed to qualify.
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McHale Reaches Third Round in British Amateur Championship
Jimmy McHale of Philadelphia advanced to the third round at St Andrews in Scotland after a 3 and 2 win over Norman Saul of England. Rain and high winds wrecked American hopes as Gene Andrews fell 2 and 1 to Reg Taylor in the day’s opening match.
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Yankees Near Pennant Pace with White Sox Shutout
New York Yankees overwhelmed the Chicago White Sox 3 0 to extend their lead to seven games as Whitey Ford used a half wind up to strike out ten batters. Hank Bauer and Mickey Mantle homered for the Yanks while Don Larsen and Bob Turley earlier helped suppress Chicago. Washington defeated Baltimore 2 1 in 10 innings on Albie Pearson's RBI single. Joe Nuxhall hurled a seven hitter for Cincinnati in an 8 2 win over Pittsburgh.
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Sarasota Florists Rally In Par 3 Golf Standings
In the Par 3 Summertime Golf League, Sarasota Flower Shop moved within a half point of leader Circle Realty after beating Les Outdoor Life 14 3. Circle Realty lost 11 7 to Mc Known s Food Mart while Holiday House netted 205 for a 14 4 win over Budweiser Beer. Ralph Russo posted a 44 to take low net honors.
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Fullmer Makes Debut Tomorrow in West Jordan
Jay Fullmer makes his television debut tomorrow night in West Jordan Stadium against Joe Miceli of New York in a 10-round welterweight bout ABC-TV will air the outdoor fight at 9 p.m. EST. Fullmer, 21, brother of Gene Fullmer, has 13 pro fights and one 10-rounder and hopes for a strong hometown showing. Miceli, ranked welterweight at one time, carries a 56-31-7 record and beat Karl Heinz-Guder in Hollywood on March 8.
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Rockets To Meet The Sarasota Rockets
The amateur baseball club Sarasota Rockets will hold a 8 p.m. business meeting in the Herald Tribune Public Affairs Room. All players and officials are urged to attend.
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Dodgers confront referendum on Chavez Ravine stadium plan
Los Angeles voters decide if the Dodgers can exchange Chavez Ravine for a new 12 million dollar ballpark. National League President Warren Giles warns the franchise could move if the referendum fails. Dodgers president Walter OMalley campaigns on air to keep the team in Los Angeles amid opposition from the Committee to Save Chavez Ravine.
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Bride Credited With Ring Win Over Archer at St Nicholas
Eddie Lynch a New York welterweight credited his bride Genevive with inspiration for his upset 10 round decision over Jimmy Archer at St Nicholas Arena. Lynch used sharp in and out movement to outpoint Archer who suffered a seventh round gash to the brow as the crowd watched Lynch win 6-3-1, 9-1, 8-2 on the scorecards.
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Nuxhall Sparks Reds In 8 2 Win Over Pirates
Joe Nuxhall starved the Pirates with an 8 2 triumph as he went three for three with two RBIs and a stolen base while yielding seven hits and eight strikeouts for Cincinnati. Manager Birdie Tebbetts praised his pitching as Nuxhall earned his second win of the season.
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