Sneaking Of Sports By LOU DURKIN
At the Florida State University Football Clinic in Tallahassee coaches like Daugherty Bryant Howard and Gilman shared humor and debated rule changes and substitution limits. The event drew more than 450 coaches and players with praise for Nugent staff and Pat Hogan for introductions.
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Tallahassee
Florida State University
Duval
Hugh (Duffy) Daugherty
Michigan State Spartans
Bear Bryant
Alabama
Frank Howard
Clemson
Sid Gilman
Los Angeles Rams
Murray Warmuth
Golden Gophers
Minnesota
Eddie Erdelatz
Navy
Gilman and
Warmuth
Daugherty
Howard
Bryant
Tom Nugent
Will Rogers
Casey Stengel
Gilman
University of Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Husky Minnesota
Spartan
Peahead Walker
Europe
Army
Seminole Boosters
Florida State Alumni Association
Nugent
Pat Hogan
Open Championship Toughest Round Sees Boros Bolt Metz Lead
Julius Boros Tommy Bolt and Dick Metz headline day one of the U S Open at Southern Hills Tulsa. The trio stands at one over par as windy rough and heat vex the field of 162 with half failing to break par and Sam Snead posting a 75 after an opening 71 last year.
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Tulsa
Okla
UPI
Julius Boros
Tommy Bolt
Dick Metz
Southern Hills
Boros
Bolt
Metz
Oakland Hills
Birmingham
Mich
Sam Snead
Snead
Anyene Sarazen
8.G.A
Bob Rosburg
San Francisco
Ben Hogan
Ed Furgol
Chick Harbert
Hogan
Cary Middlecoff
U.S.G.A
Lloyd Mangrum
Frank Stranahan
Crampton
Grandpaw
Jimmy Demaret
Ernies Auto Trim Tops Spanos and EMR Softball Wins
Ernies Auto Trim defeated Spanos Plumbing 43 in women’s league softball as Iris Wilkes and Judy Miller led the Ernies Auto Trim attack. EMR routed Sellhorns 19 to 1 with every EMR batter reaching base.
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Spanos Plumbing
Ernies Auto Trim
Sellhorns
EMR
Iris Wilkes
Judy Miller
Ernies
Gulf Coast Swim Meet Relocated to Venice Venues
The Gulf Coast Meet moved from Lido Pool to Venice Villas Pool after state and county health officials found Lido Pool below standard on seventeen inspection items. About 350 swimmers from 12 clubs compete over two days, with 30 events today and 28 tomorrow.
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Lido
Venice Villas
Larsen
Florida State Board of Health
Robert Gause
Sarasota County
Venice
Sarasota
Gail Braddock
Ponte Verde
Cissie Cooper
St. Petersburg
Coral Gables
Delray Beach
Colonial Swim Club
Hollywood
Ocala
Six NCAA track stars defend titles in Edwards Stadium finals
BERKELEY Calif UP I six athletes aim to defend championships at the NCAA Track and Field Meet finals in Edwards Stadium Don Stewart Southern Methodist seeks to repeat in high jump Don Bowden California targets the 880 crown and the mile Ron Delany Villanova pursues the mile title while facing Bowden Greg Bell Indiana defends the broad jump title Al Oerter Kansas competes in the discus against Rink Babka Southern California and John Fromm Pacific Lutheran contend in the javelin preliminaries were held this afternoon with finals at 1 30 tomorrow.
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Berkeley, Calif
UPI
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Edwards Stadium
Don Stewart
Southern Methodist
Don Bowden
California
Ron Delany
Villanova
Bowden
Greg Bell
Indiana
Rink Babka
John Fromm
Pacific Lutheran
N.C.A.A
Bell
Jesse Owens
Ohio State
Scribes Pick Kastelz As New Proxy
Florida Times-Union sports editor Bill Kastelz was installed as president of the Florida Sportswriters Association at the Tallahassee meeting tied to the Florida State University coaching clinic. He succeeds Bob Howard. Nick Robertson becomes first vice president. Dick Mayer and Dick Houser named as Florida's professional and amateur athletes of the year.
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Tallahassee
Bill Kastelz
Florida Times-Union of
Jacksonville
Florida Sportswriters Assn
Florida State University
Kastelg
Bob Howard
Orlando
The
Sentinel Star
Nick Robertson
Sarasota Herald Tribune
Kastelz
Twe
Florida
Dick Mayer
Petersburg
Dick Houser
Old Hickory Leads In Par 3 Loop Handi Cap at Par 3
Old Hickory lengthened its lead by beating J. Hy Cobb 15 to 2 in the Thursday Night Handi cap league. Sarasota Cycle and Key Shop defeated Bayview Laundry 1212 to 544, while Anderson Auto Parts beat Sarasota Concrete 15 to 4. Herald Tribune rose from last place past Citizens Bank 15 to 3. Old Hickory earned low team net with 221. Buddy Linn of Anderson Auto Parts shot a 49 for low net individual honors, Bill Anderson of Old Hickory won low gross.
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Old Hickory
J. Hy
Cobb
Sarasota Cycle and Key Shop
Bayview Laundry
Anderson Auto Parts
Sarasota
The
Herald Tribune
Citizens Bank
Buddy Linn
Bill Anderson
No-Hit Pitched. Sports Triumph Leads 18-0 Victory
Mike Lawler threw a no hitter as Sports beat the Optimists 18 to 0. Lions swept South Gate 23 to 13 with every player scoring. Terry Gaunt and teammates doubled to power Sarasota Bank past First Federal 216. Jimmy Craig limited Rotary to three hits in an 11-2 Merchants win. Citizens Bank edged Elks 4-2 with three first inning runs.
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Mike Lawler
Lions
South Gate
Terry Gaunt
Pete Resh
Dave Guilford
Dan Karr
John Hammond
Skeet Guilford
Sarasota Bank
First Federal
Jimmy Craig
Merchants
Rotary
Citizens Bank
Elks
Miami wins AA title as Key West takes A crown
In Fort Pierce AP reports Miami Senior High captured the Class AA state baseball championship while Key West won the Class A crown. Miami defeated Palm Beach 2-1 and Key West beat Avon Park 1-0 before more than 1,000 fans. An all tournament team was named including LeRoy Starling Dave Parham Hugh MacMillan Jack Herskowitz Boog Powell Bill Rouse Bruce Bell Paul Higgs and George Myra. Higgs and Myra were two game winners.
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Fort Pierce
Miami Senior High
Key West
Miami
Palm Beach
Avon Park
LeRoy Starling
Dave Parham
Hugh
All Star Scratch Loop Set At Bowladrome
Sarasota and Bradenton bowlers will compete in a top level All Star Scratch League on Thursday nights at the Rip Van Winkle Bowladrome on N. Tamiami Trail. Leaders include Andy Rapone and Bill Carrington with averages from 161 to 185, aiming for strong coast area travel leagues.
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Bowladrome
Sarasota
Bradenton
N. Tamiami Trail
John Radics Jr
Bill Carrington
Sam Miley
Pokey Johnson
Jimmy Steele
Bobby Witt
Jack Lutz
O.E. Smith
Ray Comes
Hank Warwick
Mitch Czechowsky
Rip Pan Winkle Rowadrome
Rad
Autos Capture Win On Home Run
In Venice a second inning bases loaded homer over 300 feet by Jon Earp propelled the Autos to a 5 2 victory over Realtors in Babe Ruth League action. Jim Sicks and Jerry Nye were the Realtors only hitters with one safe hit each, while Dale Brigman added two hits for the winners.
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Venice
Jon Earp
Autos
Realtors
Jim Sicks
Jerry Nye
Realtor
Adrian Garrett
Dale Brigman
Mathews Ed Mathews
Braves
del Crandall
Johnny Logan
Humberto Robinson
Moe Drabowsky
Paul Giel
Pirates
Raydon
Daryl Spencer
Orlando Cepeda
Jackie Jensen
Sammy White
Red Sox
Dave Sisler
Ike Delock
Tigers
Detroit
Bill Norman
Hunter
Cleveland
Don Messi
Ed Bailey
Frank Robinson
Cincinnati
Vinegar Bend Mizell
Lindy McDaniel
Phil Paine
Lawrence
Anderson
Willie Jones
Phillies
Dick Farrell
Philadelphia
Stan Williams
Cubs
Fight Results Across Cities Reported by AP
In Milwaukee Tony Anthony of New York stopped Orville Pitts of Milwaukee after five rounds. Philadelphia saw Sugar Hart facing GU Turner, both listed at 150 pounds. Los Angeles Mauro Vazquez outpointed Pete Kawula in Chicago by first round result.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Tony Anthony
New York
Orville Pitts
Philadelphia
Sugar Hart
I A
GU Turner
Los
Leaders Weather Slender Margins In Tight Baseball Race
National League leaders the Milwaukee Braves and New York Yankees rely on late rallies and sharp relief pitching to hold slim leads. Yankees steady despite limited wins post June 7, while Braves flip from behind to ahead as Chicago Cubs and Pirates stumble. Multiple team offenses fueled by key homers and timely hits highlight the busy midseason schedule.
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New York Yankees
Milwaukee Braves
Yankees
Braves
San Francisco Giants
Kansas City Athletics
Ryne Duren
Athletics
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Giants
Curt Raydon
Tremendous Friday and Thursday games across leagues noted
Detroit beat New York 4 2 and Cleveland defeated Washington 7 5 in Friday actions while Kansas City edged Boston in other N league games. Saturday schedule shows Kansas City at Boston and several Florida league results with Graceville Columbus Panama City Pensacola and Selma noted among key scores.
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Detroit
New York
Kansas City
Boston
Cleveland
Washington
Chicago
Baltimore
Graceville
Columbus
Cevhan
Panama City
Pessacola
Selma
Fort Walton Beach
Montgomery
International League
Buffalo
Richmond
Miami
Havana
Ae Iacuneah
Iori Catia
Florida State
Leneys
St. Petersburg
New Palatka
Tampa
COCOA
Orlando
Gainesville
Petersburg
Om Palatka
Daytons Beach
Daytona
Cocos
Palatke
Milwaukee
San Boston
Cincinnati
St Baltimore
Chi Cleveland
Jphia
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Gulf Coast
Boston Red Sox
Sisler
Detroit Tigers
Higgs
Myra
Beach
Andy Rapone
City Bowling Assn
New Brunswick
Dale
Ales Gare
Andy
Don
BoSox
Washington Senators
Chicago White Sox
Neil Chrisley
Baltimore Orioles
Cleveland Indians
A.L
N. L
Brooks Lawrence
Cincinnati Redlegs
St. Louis Cardinals
Harry Anderson
Philadelphia Phillies
Los Angeles Dodgers
Redlegs
Yankee Stadium
Ray Herbert
Billy Hunter
Bob Cerv
Tom Sturdivant
Murry Dickson
Andy Carey
Elston Howard
Trey
St. Milwaukee
Seacennats
Pittsburgh
Louis
Southern Association
Mobile
Nashville
Memphis
New Orelans
Little Rock
Fagen
Tucker-Wilson
Mile Post
Brad
Sarasota Golf Club
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