Rockets Outfit Legion Rockets Exhibition Lose 10-3
The Sota Crackers fell 10-3 to the Sarasota Rockets in an exhibition at Payne Park. Leaders Carl Schultz Bill Shepard Larry Schultz Ken Chapman and Adrian Garrett powered the Rockets while Tea Dandridge Phil Rizzo could not stop the onslaught. Coach Paul Susce spoke of mixed feelings as the Coast Ridge League tuneup continues with upcoming games against Lake Thonotossa Gibsonton and Sebring.
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Sota Crackers
American Legion
Sarasota Rockets
Payne Park
Carl Schultz
Bill Shepard
Larry Schultz
Ken Chapman
University of Alabama
Adrian Garrett
Tea Dandridge
Phil Rizzo
Paul Susce
Legion
Rockets
Lake Thonotossa
Gibsonton
Coast Ridge
Sebring
Key West Dominates Perry in 1960 Class A Debut
Key West the 1959 Class A state champion crushed Perry 11 0 in five innings led by an unhit run and a passed ball score. Mulberry overwhelmed Choctawhatchee 6 0 as Bob Murphy fanned 10 and allowed four hits. Lakeland the 1960 Class AA favorite fell in first round 11 0 to Manatee with Bob Walker allowing two hits and 10 strikeouts.
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Fort Pierce
Key West
Lakeland
Perry
Bob Walker
Mulberry
Choctawhatchee
Bob Murphy
Hillsborough
Tampa
Andrew Jackson
Jacksonville
Boca Cigea
Cora Gables
Englewood
Cocoa
Reynolds
Strickland
Murphy
Cook
Boca Clega
Manatee
Lanier
Hunsinger
Slitcraft
Pettee
Mira
Solomon
Raulerson
Norman
Coral Gables
Dorsch
Duboise
Walker
Scott
Manatee Falls to Boca Ciega in State Playoff Opener
Manatee High School Hurricanes were eliminated early in the Class AA State High School Baseball Playoffs, losing to Boca Ciega 1. Three of Boca Ciega’s four runs were unearned in Fort Pierce.
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Manatee
Manatee High School Hurricanes
Boca Ciega
Boca
Fort Pierce
West Faces Mulberry In Semifinal After 6 0 Victory
Rey West will play Mulberry after a 6-0 semifinal win over Choctawhatchee. Lakeland defeated Coral Gables 1-0 as Jerry Dorsch pitched a one hit shutout with 13 strikeouts and a first inning single by Gary McDonald the lone hit. Dorsch also tripled in the fourth.
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Rgera
Rey West
Mulberry
Choctawhatchee
Lakeland
Coral Gables
Jerry Dorsch
Gary McDonald
Dorsch
Lions edge Palmer Bank in nine innings at Little League Park
In a 5-4 victory Lions overcome Palmer Bank in a nine inning game at Little League Park. Steve Crosby and Mike Kaelin delivered key hits with Kaelin collecting three safeties. Don Smith hit a pinch hit four bagger for Ellis in the Dairies win 7-3.
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Little League Park
Lions
Palmer Bank
Steve Crosby
Mike Kaelin
Kaelin
Dairies
Ellis
Don Smith
Chiefs to Meet Little League Board and Managers
The LL Chiefs will meet the Little League board of directors and managers tomorrow night at 7 30 p m according to Jack Tubbs president.
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Little League
Jack Tubbs
Long Homer Is Blasted By Yoder
First Presbyterian and Bayshore Mennonite won City Church Softball League games last night First Presbyterian defeated St Martha s 6 3 Bayshore beat Concordia Lutheran in a slugfest A long game featured Willie Yoder s two run homer one of the park s longest fours bags Jim Schindler had three singles for the winning team in the opener
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First Presbyterian
Bayshore Mennonite
City Church
St. Martha's
Bayshore
Concordia Lutheran
Concordia
Willie Yoder
Jim Schindler
Milwaukee Braves Rally To Narrow NL Lead On Pirates
Milwaukee won 6 4 at Los Angeles to move within 3 1/2 games of Pittsburgh and two games ahead of San Francisco in the NL race. The Pirates dropped their third straight, 13 2 at Chicago, as the Giants also faltered while Chicago built a huge lead with a 16 hit attack.
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ED Wilks
Associated Press
Milwaukee Braves
Pittsburgh
Pirates
San Francisco
Giants
Chicago
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
Braves
Francisco
W.L. Pet
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Tigers Remain Lofty In AL Race As Sluggers Roar
Maxwell and Colavito spark Detroit with eight homers and 13 RBIs in a 5-2 win over Baltimore as the Tigers climb within 1.5 games of the lead. Indians rout Red Sox 12-3 behind Power’s four RBIs, while New York topples Chicago 5-2.
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ED Wilks
Associated Press
Charlie Maxwell
Rocky Colavito
Detroit Tigers
Detroit
Tigers
Maxwell
White Sox
Indians
Boston
Chicago
New York
Washie
Kansas City
Baltimore
Don Messi
Hoyt Wilhelm
Steve Bilko
Max
Colavito
Messi
Jackie Brandt
Vic Power
Jim
Mudcat) Grant
Marty Keough
Bobby Thomson
Red Sox
Wall shoots eight under to lead Open qualifying
Art Wall, sidelined by a kidney disorder, fired an eight under par 63 at Oklahoma City to lead qualifiers for the National Open in Denver June 16-18. He totaled 128 over 36 holes with 15 birdies and one bogey, ahead of Jimmy Clark and a field including Boros, Mangrum, Bayer, Harney, Sanders, and Harbert.
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Tim Moriarty
United Press International
Art Wail
Oklahoma City
Wall
Denver
Jimmy Clark
Saticoy
Calif
Julius Boros
Lloyd Mangrum
George Bayer
Paul Harney
Doug Sanders
Henry Ransom
Pete Cooper
Charlie Coe
al Besselink
Don January
Eric Monti
San Francisco
Furgol
Ed Furgol
Washington, D.C
Lew Worsham
Billy Maxwell
Fort Worth
Tex
Chick Harbert
Detroit
Dave Douglas
Fred Wampler
Dutch Harrison
St. Louis
Ernie Ball
Chicago
Rochester
N.Y
Ward Wettlaufer
Ted Kroll
Gene Coghill
Coghill
Kroll
Walker Cupper
Wettlaufer
Alabama Pro Leads Southeastern Golfers To National Open
Ewing Pomeroy 47, from Point Clear Alabama, tops a seven man southeastern group heading to the National Open in Denver. He shot 137 in 36 holes after a 71 morning round and a 66 in the afternoon to lead by three over Pat Schwab of Pensacola. Others include Walker Inman Jr. of Augusta now at Elgin AFB, George Bernardin Miami, Harold Kneece Greenville NC, Ernest Boros Southern Pines NC, and Huston LeClair Birmingham.
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Atlanta
UPI
Ewing Pomeroy
Point Clear
Ala
Denver
Pomeroy
Pat Schwab
Pensacola
Walker Inman Jr
Augusta
Elgin Afb
George Bernardin
Miami
Harold Kneece
Greenville
N. C
Ernest Boros
Southern Pines
Julius Boros
Huston LeClair
Birmingham
Stengel returns as Yankees edge White Sox 5 to 2
Casey Stengel resumes management after medical clearance and immediately reshapes the Yankee lineup. New York defeats defending champions Chicago 5 2 as Jim Coates fires a four hitter with no earned runs, while Stengel pledges bold changes and accountability.
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NEW York (Ap
Casey Stengel
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Yankee
White Sox
Yanks
Jim Coates
Stengel
Ler
Wal
Case
End Meet Today 21 Sold Drafted At Hockey Session
NHL teams sold or drafted 21 players in Tuesday's intra league trades as clubs prepare to wind up their June meeting. Montreal traded seven players and added Ted Green and Al Mac Neil while Detroit added Allan Johnson and Howie Glover. Toronto and Boston pursued trades and Stan Smrke, Billy Carter changed hands, with New York and Chicago active in reshuffles.
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Dick Bacon
Montreal
UPI
National Hockey League
Major League of Hockey
New York
Andy Bathgate
Toronto
Boston
Bathgate
Eddie Shack
Maple Leafs
Bert Olmstead
Tim Horton
Dick Duff
Ron Stewart
Billy Harris
Punch Imlach
Muzz Patrick
Rangers
Canadiens
Chicago
Winnipeg
Ted Green
al MacNeil
Rochester
Detroit
Allan Johnson
Spokane
Howie Glover
Cleveland
Hawks
Gary Bergman
Norm Waslawski
Don Johns
Stan Smrke
MacNeil
Boston Bruins
Billy Carter
Johnson
Glover
Hank Bassen
Vancouver
Merchants State Practice Session Schedule
The Sarasota Merchants hold a practice session tonight at 8 p.m. at City Softball Park. The next Suncoast League game features the Merchants against Fleet Lubrication Friday at 7 45 p.m. at the local park.
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Sarasota
Suncoast League
Livingston Signs with Boston Patriots in AFL
Halfback Walter Livingston, famed for Heidelberg scoring records in ground gains and touchdowns, signs with the Boston Patriots of the American Football League.
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Boston
UPI
Walter Livingston
Boston Patriots
American Football League
Gators Eye Wildcats Football Series Set
Gainesville Florida UPI reports the University of Florida to host Northwestern in 1965 and travel to Evanson Illinois in 1966 for a home and home football matchup. Northwestern visits Florida on September 18, 1965 and Florida plays at Northwestern on September 17, 1966.
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Gainesville
UPI
University of Florida
Northwestern
Florida
Southerners
Evanston
Ill
Realtors Shine In BBL Action
A Babe Ruth League game in Venice saw the Realtors defeat the hosts 6-1. Mike Lawler earned the win on the mound while Gary Archibald and Rod Young led their teams with two and three hits respectively.
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Realtors
Realtor
Venice
Mike Lawler
Gary Archibald
Rod Young
Woman golfer Hammer posts low nets at Jones Golf Club
Mrs. Robert Hammer fired a 35 in Classes A and B at Bob Jones Golf Club. Mrs. Ted McGraw earned honors with a 34 percent score.
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Hammer
Robert Hammer
Bobby Jones Golf Club
Ted McGraw
Baseball Scores and Evening Schedule for Wednesday Night
Scores show Pittsburgh edging Chicago 13 2 and Cincinnati beating San Francisco 5 1. Probable pitchers list Mizell Anderson Newcombe O'Toole McCormick Bughardt Kline Willey Williams with several night games and Thursday matchups Kansas City Washington Detroit Baltimore Chicago New York Cleveland Boston listed.
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Pittsburgh
Chicago
Mizell
Anderson
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Newcombe
O'Toole
McCormick
Philadelphia
St.Louis
Bughardt
Kline
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
Willey
Williams
W.L. Pet
Baltimore
Cleveland
New York
Detroit
Washington
Kansas City
Boston
Perry
Latman
Hawkins
Ignema
Hillman
Shaw
Turley
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Jimmy Sicks
Schultz
Rockets Outfit Legion
Kendall
Ridenour
Feltman Wimbish
Chanman
Wisener
McFayden
Verance A
Lochonic
Mercer
Sicks
L. Schultz
Payne
Cafato
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Shepard
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Artigas
McDonald
Dennis the Menace
Long Homer
Yoder
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Prlediopite
St. Louis Cardinals
Young Jay Hook
Jim Marshall
Willie McCovey
Orlando Cepeda
Bob Grim
Hook
Willie Mays
Reds
Johnny Antonelli
Gus Bell
Ed Bailey
Roy McMillan
Billy Martin
Vada Pinson
Joe Shipley
Podres
Ed Mathews
Hank Aaron
Mel Roach
Cubs
Benny Daniels
Ernie Banks
Bob Will
Walt Moryn
Banks
Will
Dick Ellsworth
Robin Roberts
Cards
Bill White
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Clevenil
Warly Wynn
Tony Kubek
Luis Aparicio
Harmon Killebrew
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Camilo Pascual
Norm Siebern
Russ Sayier
Blandis
Kleszewski
Reese Lollar
Tory Wynn
Donovan
Katey
Cdougald
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Skowron
Thoward
Richardson
Bover
Coates
Bpeerseeremee
Wynn
Srebensene Oe
Polas-Chicago
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Aparicio
Eh Cere Wynn
Donovan Coates
Reymmone
Berry
Pocono Manor
Twin Hills Country Club
Dixie
Alabama
Ralph Houk
Glen Skow
Terry Green
Danny Lewicki
Bob Bailey
Lorne Ferguson
Merchants
Patriots
Gators Eye Wildcats
ALOE
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