Washington and Cleveland Fifteen Innings Result Brief
The record shows a delayed baseball schedule with Washington at Cleveland and a 4 3 score. Postponed games due to rain are noted alongside scattered inning results and team abbreviations.
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Newspaper
Sarasota News
Location
Sarasota, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1957
Page
10
Charleston Event Postponed Amid Global Delays
Unclear text shows an event at Charleston postponed with references to PAGIFI RIAYS and Hollywood. Multiple fragments mention San Francisco and Seattle, but details are unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pagifi Riays
Hollywood
A Francisco
Tarpons Take 6th Straight In Florida League Fight
The Tampa Tarpons extended their win streak to six with a 4 3 victory over Cocoa after a rain delayed schedule. The win solidifies Tampa’s hold on third place as St. Petersburg crushed Leesburg 17 4 in the other completed game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Tampa Tarpons
Tampa
Cocoa
T Petersburg
Leesburg
Orlando
Palatka
Gainesville
Daytona Beach
Cocca
Julio Guerra
Tony Curry
Guerra
Don Large
Petersburg
Fullmer Beats Jones In Unanimous Welterweight Decision
Gene Fullmer outboxed Ralph Jones to win a unanimous decision in Chicago Stadium. Fullmer, seeking a rematch with Sugar Ray Robinson, retreated early then surged late to secure the 10 round victory as three judges and the AP panel favored him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Fullmer
Chicago
Ralph
Tiger) Jones
Chicago Stadium
Fullmer
Sugar Ray Robinson
Jones
Marvy Jenson
Stra
All State Shortstop Ken Chapman Highlights 6 Named
Nominations from 15 sportswriters honor 180 players from 54 schools on the all star team and special mentions. Gainesville High places two on the first team and University City loses to Dade City. Porter no hits for Dade City in 10 innings as Wilcox leads Gainesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gainesville High
Fort Pierce
University City
Dade City
Don Porter
John Wilcox
Gainesville
Butch Talbot
Gerald Andrews
Pensacola
Tony Hopey
Key West
Fred Kepler
Miami
Gary Simmons
Fort Lauderdale
Charley Cook
Coral Gables
Charlie Johnson
West Palm Beach
Bobby Reynolds
Jacksonville Beach
Fletcher
Ken Chapman
Sarasota
Havana Splits With Buffalo In Doublebill
Miguel Cuellar, 19, pitched Havana to a 5 0 shutout over Buffalo as Oscar Sierra homered for the Sugar Kings. Ray Herbert pitched a 4 0 three hit win for the Bisons in the second game. First-place Richmond had a rainout. Columbus beat Toronto 6 2 and Rochester defeated Miami 4 2 on Gary Blaylock's grand slam homer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miguel Cuellar
Havana
Buffalo
Bisons
Oscar Sierra
Sugar Kings
Ray Herbert
Richmond
Montreal
Columbus
Toronto
Rochester
Miami
Gary Blaylock
Baltimore Tames ChiSox as National Lead Tightens
The Orioles defeated the Chicago White Sox 3-2 in 11 innings as Detroit surged to third place with a 6-3 win over Washington. Philadelphia stayed within a half game of first after a 1-0 shutout of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ED Wilks
Associated Press
Jack Sanford
Phils
Army
Syracuse
Sanford
Chicago Cubs
Phillies
Cincinnati
Redlegs
Brooklyn
Roger Craig
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
New York Giants
Chicago
White Sox
Baltimore
New York
Detroit
Tigers
Cleveland
Washington
Kansas City
Boston
Dave Hillman
Mercury Mark 10 Outboard For Fishermen With One-Hand Control
The new 10 horsepower Mercury outboard is designed for fishermen featuring one-hand speed control and forward and reverse operation integrated into the steering handle.
Milwaukee Braves Triumph 5-0 Over Pirates
Milwaukee moved within two games of Cincinnati atop the NL by routing Pittsburgh 5 to 0. Warren Spahn pitched seven strong innings allowing limited hits as Del Crandall Ed Mathews and Joe Adcock led a seventh inning rally. Bobby Thomson added a triple and an RBI while Bruton contributed a two base hit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turk Lown
Chico Fernandes
Renal
Vasteieme
Aceean
Force Repuiski
Rube Walker
Don Zimmer
Dodgers
Johnny Klippstein
Craig
Ed Bailey
del Easis
Frank Boelling
Jim Bunnings
Gove
Mickey Mantle
Yankees
Fanning
Senators
Tribe
Hal Smith
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh Pirates
Warren Spahn
Spahn
Pirates
Braves
Roy Face
Bill Bruton
Ed Mathews
Joe Adcock
Bobby Thomson
Thomson
Adcock
Thomas
Baker
RBI
Crandall
Mathews
Bruton
S. Logan
O’connell
Logan
Torre
O'Connell
Purkey
R. Smith
Sanaa
Dowling Remembers Sailors Sports Managers at SHS
SHS teams rely on dedicated managers who organize equipment, dressing rooms, and game day logistics. Junior Larry Lind and Tom Shutts with sophomore Jeff Voyles served as football managers, handling gear, measurements, and uniforms while supporting basketball track and swimming programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SHS
Es Ting
Larry Lind
Tom Shutts
Jeff Voyles
Lind
Shutts
Voyles
Sailor
Sarasota High
Roger Hobbs
John Fore
Wendell Chapman
Fore
Fort Myers
Chapman
League Leader Selections From Historic Baseball Tonal Record
In a garbled listing, players such as Musial, Aaron, and Minoso appear among leader mentions for runs batted in and stolen bases. Other names like Hod, Patan, and Burdette surface in a fragmented “Based On” standings reel, with teams including St. Louis, Cincinnati, New York, Chicago, and Brooklyn implied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patan
Sanford Rero
Jackson
St. Tenis
Gomez
New Warrington News Cincinnat
York
Milwn
Roberts
Philadelia
Burdette
Tetel
St. Louis
Drysdale
Brooklyn
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sarasota High School
Ted Ferreira
Ferreira
Trey
Ashington
Rmibavs
Seates “Natin
Augusta
Columbia
Knoxville
Real
Jee
Euma
Suna
Ee & Ul
Charleston
Tarpons
Amday
Way
Pr ‘R
Palas
St. Petersburg
Beats Jones
Jenson
Robinson
West Jordan
Utah
Battler
Joey White
Howard Walsh
Frank Clark
Mike Cook
Tallahassee
Florida High
Reid Henson
Dave Parham
Palm Beach
Royce Stewart
Lakeland
Roy Kirkland
Lloyd Strickland
Sarasta
Aavil
BoSox
Milwaukee Downs Pirates
Pirate
Bob Purkey
del Crandall
Warren Shahn
Milwaukee Bruton
Pittebure Clemente
Virdon
Cf Rand
Pittsburg
Dowling
Nec
Essary
Gordon Brick
Fred Dickilow
Gordon
Barbara Tucker
Diane Quickel
Sandy Hancock
Skip Grosscup
Dennis Dalrymple
Diane Quicke
Ad Ae & Hod, Fondy, Pitts
St. Luis
Broon
Mays
Save
Musial
Louis
Aaron
Hoak
Sins
Ana’ Minos
Fiona Sa Se
Landis
Minoso
Aparid
Shantz Ag
Brewer
Sty
Dannovan
Chicana
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